Patent classifications
H04N21/43637
METHOD AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR SHARING CONTENT
An electronic device according to an embodiment disclosed in the disclosure may include an ultra-wideband (UWB) communication module, a communication module, and a processor operatively connected with the UWB communication module and the communication module. The processor may determine a position of the electronic device based on a UWB, may determine an area where the electronic device is positioned, may play a multimedia content corresponding to the area, may acquire interest information regarding a plurality of multimedia contents including the multimedia content, may select at least one multimedia content from the plurality of multimedia contents based on the interest information, may generate a user multimedia content by using the at least one selected multimedia content, and may transmit the user multimedia content to a server through the communication module.
Systems and methods for distributed control
Systems involving distributed control functions are described herein. Each member or device within the system has responsibility for controlling part of the system's behavior, and includes logic to determine what action, if any, will follow as a response to determining information or receiving information from other members or devices within the system. A change of status of one member of a system may provide a basis for action by another member of the system. Status may be the result of sensing a condition of the environment, sensing the condition of a component, receiving the output of a conventional sensor, and/or sensing the condition of a link between components. In some embodiments, action taken by a member of the system may include collecting data during law enforcement activities.
Communication system, display control device, communication terminal, and computer-readable storage medium allowing supplemental downlink with a large capacity utilizing optical communication
In accordance with increasing communication demand, means for efficiently providing mass downstream communication at a low cost are desired. Accordingly, a communication system providing supplemental downlink as well as multicast communication comprising a display control device for causing a display unit to display a video, and a communication terminal having an image capturing unit for directly capturing the video displayed by the display unit or capturing a video projected or reflected on a wall surface or the like is provided, wherein the display control device includes a video acquiring unit, a region identification unit, a video generating unit, and a display control unit, and the communication terminal includes a region identification unit, a decoding unit, and a mechanism for communicating a control signal for supplemental downlink by the above-described optical communication using means other than optical communication (means such as WiFi, mobile data communication or the like).
Display apparatus and control method thereof
A display apparatus includes a display, an interface, and a processor configured to, based on a dongle in which an application is stored being connected to the interface, display the application stored in the dongle on the display based on information on the application received from the dongle, and based on receiving a user command for selecting the application displayed on the display, transmit a command for executing the selected application to the dongle through the interface, and based on receiving an execution screen of the application executed in the dongle through the interface according to the command, display the received execution screen on the display The processor is further configured to, based on receiving the user command, transmit, through the interface, a command for communicating with an electronic apparatus, so that the dongle is connected to the electronic apparatus.
AUDIO/VIDEO RECEIVING DEVICE AND WIRELESS DISPLAY SYSTEM
An Audio/Video (A/V) receiving device may include a display, a Radio Frequency (RF) receiving module configured to receive an RF packet from an A/V transmitting device, the RF receiving module including a plurality of antennas, and a microcomputer configured to obtain a distance between the A/V transmitting device and A/V receiving device and when the obtained distance is changed, display a first message indicating that a number of antennas to be turned among the plurality of antennas is changed according to the change of the distance.
Multi-network playback devices
A playback device includes programming for connecting to a first wireless local area network (WLAN) and storing a first set of network configuration parameters including an identifier of the first WLAN and a first security parameter for the first WLAN. The functions also include disconnecting from the first WLAN, receiving a second set of network configuration parameters including an identifier of a second WLAN and a second security parameter for the second WLAN, and storing the second set of network configuration parameters. The functions also include reconnecting to the first WLAN using the stored first set of network configuration parameters and, after reconnecting to the first WLAN, transmitting, absent user request, the second set of network configuration parameters to at least one other playback device that is connected to the first WLAN for storage on the at least one other playback device that is connected to the first WLAN.
Projected Audio and Video Playing Method and Electronic Device
A video playing method includes receiving first data sent by a first source device and second data sent by a second source device, where the first data comprises first display data and first audio data, and where the second data comprises second display data and second audio data; displaying the first display data in a first screen subarea of the destination device and the second display data in a second screen subarea of the destination device; and playing the first audio data by using a first speaker device and the second audio data by using a second speaker device, where the first speaker device is an external speaker wirelessly connected with the destination device, and where the second speaker device is a built-in audio module of the destination device.
Player and play method
A player and a play method are capable of displaying image and/or playing music according to a ranging result. The player has a wireless communication function for establishing a wireless connection with a portable device. The player is configured to obtain a received signal strength index (RSSI) of the portable device according to a wireless signal from the portable device, then calculate an estimation distance between the player and the portable device according to the RSSI to obtain the ranging result, and then determine at least one play parameter such as the brightness or the volume of the player according to the ranging result.
CONTENT CONTINUATION METHOD AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE
The method includes: A first electronic device displays a control center on a first interface, where the control center includes a device list including one or more electronic devices, and the one or more electronic devices and the first electronic device are in a same content continuation system. The first electronic device receives a first selection operation of selecting a second electronic device from the one or more electronic devices by a user. In response to the first selection operation, the first electronic device determines whether the first electronic device is a source device or a target device of a current content continuation task. If the first electronic device is the target device of the current content continuation task, the first electronic device switches content in the second electronic device to the first electronic device for continuous playing.
ENABLING STEREO CONTENT FOR VOICE CALLS
Disclosed are systems and methods to modify the Bluetooth mono HFP protocol to support bi-directional stereo operation for high bandwidth audio including 12-KHz wide-band, 16-KHz super wide-band (SWB), and 24-KHz full band (FB) audio. The techniques leverage the larger packet size and longer duty cycle of the 2-EV5 transport packet and expand the block size of the audio frames generated by the AAC-ELD codec to increase the maximum data throughput from the 64 kbps of the mono HFP protocol to 192 kbps using a stereo HFP protocol. The increased throughput not only supports stereo operations, but allows the transport of redundant or FEC packets for increased robustness against packet loss. In one aspect, the AAC-ELD codec may be configured for dynamic bit rate switching to flexibly perform trade-offs between audio quality and robustness against packet loss. The stereo HFP may configure the maximum throughput based on the desired audio quality.