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Video switcher and touch router method for multi-layer displays

  • US 9,721,420 B2
  • Filed: 11/28/2012
  • Issued: 08/01/2017
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/08/2008
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for presenting a plurality of video signals on a multi-layer touch screen display, the method comprising:

  • providing a front layer of a touch screen display and a back layer of a touch screen display that each display video signals;

    generating a first video signal that includes game content from a gaming controller and sending the first video signal to a first display manager and to a second display manager;

    generating a second video signal including secondary content from a secondary video source and sending the second video signal to the first display manager and to the second display manager;

    providing a touch router device in communication with the front layer of the touch screen display;

    displaying the game content from the first video signal and the secondary content from the second video signal onto the multi-layer touch screen display, and wherein the display managers scale or shift one of at least the first video signal or the second video signal to alter the size and to render the first video signal with the second video signal on each layer of the touch screen display;

    calculating, using the touch router device, a coordinate transformation on coordinates received from the front layer of the touch screen display that correspond to a determined source to accommodate any scaling or shifting performed on the first video signal or the second video signal, wherein the coordinate transformation results in transformed coordinates,wherein the touch router device uses two display managers that intercept the first video signal and the second video signal being transmitted to the front layer and the back layer of the touch screen display from the game controller and the service interface;

    synchronizing the scaling or shifting of the first video signal and the second video signal on the front layer touch screen display with the back layer of the touch screen display; and

    presenting a volumetric image of an interactive customer service window to an end user.

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