Multiple-camera video recording
First Claim
1. A method of recording video comprising:
- playing video from a timeline sequence, wherein the timeline sequence comprises footage from portions of video tracks, and wherein the timeline sequence includes at least one pre-recorded edit;
in response to a selection of footage from the timeline sequence, overwriting the at least one pre-recorded edit in the timeline sequence, wherein the overwriting occurs while the video in the timeline sequence is playing; and
in response to receiving a selection of a jump back input, automatically rewinding the playing video a pre-defined amount of time or frames, playing the video automatically after rewinding at a rewound location in the timeline sequence, and simultaneously overwriting the timeline sequence with the playing video beginning at the rewound location.
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Abstract
Techniques and systems for recording video and audio in timeline sequences. In some embodiments, a method involves playing video from a timeline sequence that can include footage from portions of video tracks including at least one pre-recorded edit. In response to a selection of footage from the timeline sequence, the method can involve overwriting at least one pre-recorded edit in the timeline sequence. Each video track can correspond to a respective camera in a multiple-camera source. The footage can include one or more video clips, still images, frames, and moving images. The overwriting can occur while playing the video at a play rate faster than realtime, a play rate slower than realtime, a user-selected playing rate, during video scrubbing, or during realtime playback. The recording may involve a jump back input, and punch in and punch out locations associated with the timeline sequence.
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22 Claims
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1. A method of recording video comprising:
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playing video from a timeline sequence, wherein the timeline sequence comprises footage from portions of video tracks, and wherein the timeline sequence includes at least one pre-recorded edit; in response to a selection of footage from the timeline sequence, overwriting the at least one pre-recorded edit in the timeline sequence, wherein the overwriting occurs while the video in the timeline sequence is playing; and in response to receiving a selection of a jump back input, automatically rewinding the playing video a pre-defined amount of time or frames, playing the video automatically after rewinding at a rewound location in the timeline sequence, and simultaneously overwriting the timeline sequence with the playing video beginning at the rewound location. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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5. A computer program product, encoded on a computer-readable medium, operable to cause data processing apparatus to perform operations comprising:
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playing video from a timeline sequence, wherein the timeline sequence comprises footage from portions of video tracks, wherein each video track corresponds to a respective camera in a multiple-camera source, and wherein the timeline sequence includes at least one pre-recorded edit; in response to a selection associated with the multiple-camera source, overwriting the at least one pre-recorded edit in the timeline sequence, wherein the overwriting occurs while the video from the timeline sequence is playing; and in response to receiving a selection of a jump back input, automatically rewinding the playing video a pre-defined amount of time or frames, playing the video automatically after rewinding at a rewound location in the timeline sequence, and simultaneously overwriting the timeline sequence with the playing video beginning at the rewound location.
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18. A system comprising:
a graphical user interface configured to present; a first video track comprising a first footage; a first timeline sequence comprising at least some portions from a first set of video tracks, wherein the first set of video tracks comprises at least some portions of the first footage and footage from a plurality of video tracks other than the first footage a second timeline sequence comprising at least some portions from a second set of video tracks, wherein the second set of video tracks comprises at least some portions of the first timeline sequence; and a jump back selector; a plurality of monitors in the graphical user interface configured to concurrently display footage for any of the video tracks and timeline sequences, wherein at least one video track in at least the first timeline sequence corresponds to a distinct monitor in the plurality of monitors, and wherein at least one video track in at least the first set of video tracks corresponds with footage from a distinct camera in a multiple-camera video source; a monitor selector configured to process information for the graphical user interface, at least one of the plurality of monitors, or the monitor selector, and wherein the jump back input selector is configured to automatically rewind the playing video a predetermined amount of time or frames, play the video automatically after rewinding at a rewound location, and simultaneously re-overwrite at least one of the pre-recorded edits in at least one of the timeline sequences while the video is playing. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20, 21, 22)
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