Method and apparatus of processing user data of a multi-speaker conference call
AssigneeWest Corporation
InventorsMark J. Pettay, Hendryanto Rilantono, Myron P. Sojka
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Abstract
A method and apparatus of sharing documents during a conference call data is disclosed. One example method may include initiating a document sharing operation during a conference call conducted between at least two participants communicating during the conference call. The method may also include transferring the document from one of the two participants to another of the two participants, and recording at least one action performed to the document by the participants during the conference call.
Claims20
A method, comprising:
- transferring a document via a conference call application from one of at least two participants to at least one other of the at least two participants;
- placing at least one action performed to the document in a master file created during the at least one action being performed to the document and created during recording of speech occurring during the conference call, wherein the master file comprises timestamps identifying times during the conference call the speech and the at least one action occurred;
- converting at least two audio files, each assigned to the respective at least two participants, to at least two corresponding text files comprising text derived from spoken words recorded on the respective at least two audio files;
- modifying the master file to include the spoken words from each of the at least two audio files;
- and
- placing the spoken words in the master file in chronological order based on the timestamps included in the at least two audio data files.
An apparatus, comprising:
- a memory;
- a processor configured to:
- transfer a document via a conference call application from one of at least two participants to at least one other of the at least two participants;
- place at least one action performed to the document in a master file created during the at least one action being performed to the document and created during speech that is recorded during the conference call, wherein the master file comprises the at least one action performed to the document during the conference call and further comprises timestamps which identify times during the conference call the speech and the at least one action occurred;
- convert at least two audio files, each assigned to the respective at least two participants, to at least two corresponding text files comprising text derived from spoken words recorded on the respective at least two audio files;
- modify the master file to include the spoken words from each of the at least two audio files;
- and
- place the spoken words in the master file in chronological order based on the timestamps included in the at least two audio data files.
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium configured to stored instructions that when executed cause a processor to perform:
- transferring a document via a conference call application from one of at least two participants to at least one other of the at least two participants;
- placing at least one action performed to the document in a master file created during the at least one action being performed to the document and created during recording of speech occurring during the conference call, wherein the master file comprises the at least one action performed to the document during the conference call and also comprises timestamps identifying times during the conference call the speech and the at least one action occurred;
- converting at least two audio files, each assigned to the respective at least two participants, to at least two corresponding text files comprising text derived from spoken words recorded on the respective at least two audio files;
- modifying the master file to include the spoken words from each of the at least two audio files;
- and
- placing the spoken words in the master file in chronological order based on the timestamps included in the at least two audio data files.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.