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Tyler Willey Phones & Addresses

  • 1928 N Crest Rd, Saratoga Spgs, UT 84045
  • Lehi, UT
  • Draper, UT
  • Salt Lake City, UT
  • Saratoga Spgs, UT

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Speedy Clipping

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US Patent:
20170278543, Sep 28, 2017
Filed:
Mar 22, 2016
Appl. No.:
15/077795
Inventors:
- Basking Ridge NJ, US
Tyler Willey - Saratoga Springs UT, US
David Frederick Brueck - Saratoga Springs UT, US
International Classification:
G11B 27/031
H04N 19/142
H04N 19/172
H04N 19/114
H04N 19/40
Abstract:
Provided is a system for efficiently creating snippets or clips from media assets without re-encoding the entire portion of already encoded media content falling within the snippet boundaries. The system partitions and encodes the original media asset as set of slices with each slice encoding a different temporal chunk of the media asset. The system identifies a first slice that encodes a duration of the media asset spanning the snippet start time, and a second slice that encodes a duration of the media asset spanning the snippet end time. The system produces a snippet start slice from decoding, clipping, and re-encoding the first slice and a snippet end slice from decoding, clipping, and re-encoding the second slice. The system generates the snippet from the snippet start slice, an unmodified subset of the set of slices between the first slice and the second slice, and the snippet end slice.

Server-Side Blackout Enforcement

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US Patent:
20160373794, Dec 22, 2016
Filed:
Jun 18, 2015
Appl. No.:
14/743773
Inventors:
- Basking Ridge NJ, US
David Brown - Lehi UT, US
David Frederick Brueck - Saratoga Springs UT, US
Kenneth Alan Brueck - Draper UT, US
Tyler Willey - Saratoga Springs UT, US
Calvin Ryan Owen - Draper UT, US
International Classification:
H04N 21/266
H04N 21/258
Abstract:
Some embodiments provide server-side implementation and enforcement of blackout rules for streaming content. A server receives a request from an end user device and extracts a first identifier identifying the end user device and a second identifier identifying the requested stream from the request. The server determines if blackout rules identified for the requested streaming content using the second identifier apply to the end user device based on the first identifier. The blackout rules may restrict IP addresses, IP address subnets, or geographic regions defined using zip codes or DMAs. The first identifier can be an IP address that directly or indirectly maps to the blackout rules. If the first identifier is restricted by a blackout rule, the server identifies the restrictions of the rule, when they apply, and how they are to be applied before dynamically altering the content that is streamed to the end user device.
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