Web Site Audio/Video Presentation System
AssigneeC and S Net, Inc.
InventorSteven Crim
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Abstract
A method, system, and computer readable storage medium to generate more effective sales leads for web sites. When a user clicks a link to open a destination page, both the destination page and an additional window behind the destination page can be generated. When the user closes out the destination page, the user will then notice the additional window. The additional window is typically generated without sound in order to be non-intrusive to the user. Upon a mouse-over by the user of the additional window, the additional window will then begin to play audio.
Claims16
A method to display a audio and video over a web page, the method comprising:
- displaying a first web page with a first link, the first web page being displayed in a web browser used by the user;
- receiving a click, by a user, of the first link, thereby displaying a second web page and a third web page behind the second web page, the third web page not containing any audio;
- determining if a mouse-over on the third web page occurs, and if so, then automatically replacing the third web page with a fourth web page, the fourth web page starting an audio sequence.
A method to display a audio and video over a web page, the method comprising:
- displaying a first web page with a first link, the first web page being displayed in a web browser used by the user;
- receiving a click, by a user, of the first link, thereby displaying a second web page and a third web page behind the second web page, the third web page not containing any audio;
- determining if a mouse-over on the third web page occurs, and if so, then automatically playing audio on the third web page.
A method to display a audio and video over a web page, the method comprising:
- displaying a first web page with a first link, the first web page being displayed in a web browser used by the user;
- receiving a click, by a user, of the first link, thereby displaying a second web page and a third web page behind the second web page, the third web page not containing any audio;
- determining if the third web page comes into focus, and if so, then automatically replacing the third web page with a fourth web page, the fourth web page starting an audio sequence.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.