A gift system comprises a management server that manages gift submission requests submitted by a user during a live performance or live broadcast, and a user terminal operated by the user. The management server comprises a receiving unit that receives a gift submission request sent according to the actions of the user, a determining unit that compares the cumulative total for rewards when the gift submission request has been received with an upper limit to determine whether or not to accept the gift submission request, and a control unit that accepts the gift submission request in exchange for rewards according to the determination result of the determining unit. The user terminal comprises a detecting unit that detects a movement of the user terminal, and a transmitting unit that sends a gift submission request when the detecting unit has detected movement.

Modified video is distributed to a viewer of a computer-implemented game by causing a processor to distribute, toward a terminal device of a viewer, a first video including an animation of a first avatar of a distributor generated based on motion data; distribute, toward the terminal device, a second video related to a computer-implemented game generated with operation data using a received web page; receive, from the terminal device, token data indicative of a token sent to the distributor from the viewer during execution of one unit section of the game; and distribute, toward the terminal device, the second video including, during one time section occurring after the one unit section of the game ends and before a next unit section of the game begins, a rendering of a token object selected based on the token data.

The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for acquiring a virtual resource, including displaying an interactive interface of a second user in response to an access request of a first user for the interactive interface of the second user. A virtual resource state control is displayed on the interactive interface. A preview interface of a target multimedia resource posted by the second user is played in response to a trigger operation on the virtual resource state control by the first user in a case where the virtual resource state control indicates an available state. A preset quantity of virtual resources from virtual resources associated with the target multimedia resource is acquired in response to a trigger operation on the preview interface by the first user.

The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for acquiring a virtual resource, including displaying an interactive interface of a second user in response to an access request of a first user for the interactive interface of the second user. A virtual resource state control is displayed on the interactive interface. A preview interface of a target multimedia resource posted by the second user is played in response to a trigger operation on the virtual resource state control by the first user in a case where the virtual resource state control indicates an available state. A preset quantity of virtual resources from virtual resources associated with the target multimedia resource is acquired in response to a trigger operation on the preview interface by the first user.

Computer-implemented systems and methods are provided for defining ad space in a video. For example, a computer can receive an identification of a video and an advertisement space definition that includes a time stamp for the advertisement space in the video and an advertisement length. The computer can receive a request to view the video. The computer can determine an advertisement to play in the advertisement space such that the advertisement is not longer than the advertisement length included in the video's advertisement space definition. The computer can provide access to the video, and when the video reaches the time stamp, the advertisement is played in the advertisement space.

Computer-implemented systems and methods are provided for defining ad space in a video. For example, a computer can receive an identification of a video and an advertisement space definition that includes a time stamp for the advertisement space in the video and an advertisement length. The computer can receive a request to view the video. The computer can determine an advertisement to play in the advertisement space such that the advertisement is not longer than the advertisement length included in the video's advertisement space definition. The computer can provide access to the video, and when the video reaches the time stamp, the advertisement is played in the advertisement space.

A video distribution system according to this disclosure is a video distribution system that distributes a video including an animation of a character object generated based on a movement of a distribution user and comprises one or a plurality of computer processors. The one or plurality of computer processors provide (i) a distribution portion, (ii) a display device, (iii) a determination portion. If the determination portion determines that a first object is being displayed within a predetermined distance from a second object, the object display device changes the first object and the second object to a third object and displays the third object.

The present disclosure describes techniques for controlling display of gifts in a web-based live broadcast The techniques comprises storing a host state gift object in a host state queue, wherein the host state gift object corresponds to a gift-giving behavior of a first user associated with a first client computing device; storing a plurality of guest state gift objects in a guest state queue, wherein the plurality of guest state gift objects correspond to gift-giving behaviors of other users; storing a plurality of display gift objects in a display queue; updating the display queue based on the host state queue or the guest state queue, wherein the host state queue has a higher priority than the guest state queue for updating the display queue; and causing to display each display gift object on an interface of the first client computing device in a form of a combo bar.

The present disclosure describes techniques for controlling display of gifts in a web-based live broadcast The techniques comprises storing a host state gift object in a host state queue, wherein the host state gift object corresponds to a gift-giving behavior of a first user associated with a first client computing device; storing a plurality of guest state gift objects in a guest state queue, wherein the plurality of guest state gift objects correspond to gift-giving behaviors of other users; storing a plurality of display gift objects in a display queue; updating the display queue based on the host state queue or the guest state queue, wherein the host state queue has a higher priority than the guest state queue for updating the display queue; and causing to display each display gift object on an interface of the first client computing device in a form of a combo bar.

A video interaction method includes receiving a video posting operation for a first video, where the first video is a video shot by a first user by using a target prop, where the target prop is a preset type of shooting prop; in response to the video posting operation, posting the first video; in response to finishing posting the first video, acquiring information about the degree of completion of interaction between the first user and the target prop in the shooting process of the first video; determining a first target object corresponding to the first video according to information about the degree of completion of interaction; and paying the first target object to the account of the first user and displaying a first object information window of the first target object.