The present disclosure is generally related to inserting supplemental audio content into primary audio content via digital assistant applications. A data processing system can maintain an audio recording of a content publisher and a content spot marker to specify a content spot that defines a time at which to insert supplemental audio content. The data processing system can receive an input audio signal from a client device. The data processing system can parse the input audio signal to determine that the input audio signal corresponds to a request and can identify the audio recording of the content publisher. The data processing system can identify, responsive to the determination, a content selection parameter. The data processing system can select an audio content item using the content selection parameter. The data processing system can generate and transmit an action data structure including the audio recording inserted with audio content item.

A method involving associating a first audio track to a first image stored in memory means associated with a processor; associating a second audio track to a second image stored in said memory means; selecting said first image and said second image for sequential presentation; reproducing said first image for a first length of time of said first audio track; and subsequently reproducing said second image for a second length of time of said second audio track. The step of associating a first audio track to a first image and the step of associating a second audio track to a second image provide for storing a first identification code of the first audio track in first metadata of said at least first image, and storing a second identification code of the second audio track in second metadata of said at least one second image.

A method involving associating a first audio track to a first image stored in memory means associated with a processor; associating a second audio track to a second image stored in said memory means; selecting said first image and said second image for sequential presentation; reproducing said first image for a first length of time of said first audio track; and subsequently reproducing said second image for a second length of time of said second audio track. The step of associating a first audio track to a first image and the step of associating a second audio track to a second image provide for storing a first identification code of the first audio track in first metadata of said at least first image, and storing a second identification code of the second audio track in second metadata of said at least one second image.

An audio editing system includes a controller for processing audio data; an interface establishing communication between the processor and a digital audio workstation (DAW), the DAW having an audio production program executing thereon and at least one audio project stored therein; a scanner controlled by the controller to analyze the project to obtain a list of all tracks corresponding to the project; and an automated bouncing module receiving a job list which includes multiple jobs, each job indicating a selection of the tracks and a cycle range to bounce into at least one set of stem files, at least one mix file, or at least one set of stem files and at least one mix file. The automated bouncing module transmits bounce commands to the audio production program to automatically bounce the respective selection of the tracks for each job consecutively in a single run.

An audio editing system includes a controller for processing audio data; an interface establishing communication between the processor and a digital audio workstation (DAW), the DAW having an audio production program executing thereon and at least one audio project stored therein; a scanner controlled by the controller to analyze the project to obtain a list of all tracks corresponding to the project; and an automated bouncing module receiving a job list which includes multiple jobs, each job indicating a selection of the tracks and a cycle range to bounce into at least one set of stem files, at least one mix file, or at least one set of stem files and at least one mix file. The automated bouncing module transmits bounce commands to the audio production program to automatically bounce the respective selection of the tracks for each job consecutively in a single run.

The present disclosure is generally related to inserting supplemental audio content into primary audio content via digital assistant applications. A data processing system can maintain an audio recording of a content publisher and a content spot marker to specify a content spot that defines a time at which to insert supplemental audio content. The data processing system can receive an input audio signal from a client device. The data processing system can parse the input audio signal to determine that the input audio signal corresponds to a request and can identify the audio recording of the content publisher. The data processing system can identify, responsive to the determination, a content selection parameter. The data processing system can select an audio content item using the content selection parameter. The data processing system can generate and transmit an action data structure including the audio recording inserted with audio content item.

The present disclosure is generally related to inserting supplemental audio content into primary audio content via digital assistant applications. A data processing system can maintain an audio recording of a content publisher and a content spot marker to specify a content spot that defines a time at which to insert supplemental audio content. The data processing system can receive an input audio signal from a client device. The data processing system can parse the input audio signal to determine that the input audio signal corresponds to a request and can identify the audio recording of the content publisher. The data processing system can identify, responsive to the determination, a content selection parameter. The data processing system can select an audio content item using the content selection parameter. The data processing system can generate and transmit an action data structure including the audio recording inserted with audio content item.

The invention relates to a method of processing a video, including: receiving a video of a scene being monitored; generating a second video, including one or more video frames, which non-photorealistically represents the scene being monitored; analysing at least the video of the scene being monitored to determine the presence of a threat within the scene; and in the event that a threat is detected within the scene, determining metadata in relation to the threat and representing said metadata in the second video.

The invention relates to a method of processing a video, including: receiving a video of a scene being monitored; generating a second video, including one or more video frames, which non-photorealistically represents the scene being monitored; analysing at least the video of the scene being monitored to determine the presence of a threat within the scene; and in the event that a threat is detected within the scene, determining metadata in relation to the threat and representing said metadata in the second video.

Video information defining video content may be accessed. One or more highlight moments in the video content may be identified. One or more video segments in the video content may be identified based on one or more highlight moments. Derivative video information defining one or more derivative video segments may be generated based on one or more video segments. The derivative video information may be transmitted over a network to a computing device. One or more selections of the derivative video segments may be received from the computing device. Video information defining one or more video segments corresponding to one or more selected derivative video segments may be transmitted to the computing device. The computing device may generate video composition information defining a video composition based on the video information defining one or more video segments corresponding to one or more selected derivative video segments.