Content-modification system with jitter effect mitigation feature
AssigneeRoku, Inc.
InventorsShashank Merchant, Bruce William Randall, Brian Johnson, Chungwon Seo, Seunghyeong Lee, Paul Jeffrey Holmquist
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AssigneeRoku, Inc.
InventorsShashank Merchant, Bruce William Randall, Brian Johnson, Chungwon Seo, Seunghyeong Lee, Paul Jeffrey Holmquist
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One high-level aspect of a content-modification system and related methods may involve facilitating content modification by a content-presentation device of received broadcast content in a controlled manner, while under circumstances in which some events that can impact timing may be unpredictable. In particular, certain operations by a content-presentation device may involve matching received content with specific expected content as determined by one or another component of the content-modification system, in order to confirm proper conditions are met for the content-presentation device to proceed with, or continue, content-modification operations. It can happen the matching procedure becomes subject or susceptible to timing irregularities, or jitter. In some instances, jitter may impact the ability to derive the benefits of content modification. Accordingly, example embodiments herein are directed to systems and method for compensation and/or mitigating the effects of jitter.
A method carried out by a content-presentation device of a content-modification system that includes a content-distribution system, the method comprising:
A content-presentation device of a content-modification system that includes a content-distribution system, the content-presentation device comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, having stored thereon program instructions that, upon execution by one or more processors of a content-presentation device of a content-modification system that includes a content-distribution system, cause the content-presentation device to carry out operations including:
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