Scalable peer-to-peer streaming internet broadcast content
OwnerTodd A. Weaverinventor
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Methods, systems, and techniques for providing near real-time streaming of broadcast content, such as television, using peer-to-peer techniques are provided. Example embodiments provide a P2P Streaming Internet Television System (“PSITS”), which enables television content to be encoded, encrypted, and distributed to one or more Internet-ready player computing devices (players) using peer-to-peer computing technology in a closed secure environment. In one embodiment, the PSITS comprises one or more encoders, one or more trackers, one or more seeders, and one or more players, which communicate using a secure protocol in a closed system, which insures the integrity of encoded encrypted signal data to point of presentation on the players. This abstract is provided to comply with rules requiring an abstract, and it is submitted with the intention that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims.
A method in a computing environment for secured delivery of streamed audio and/or video content to one or more network-ready devices, comprising:
A computer-readable memory medium containing computer instructions that are configured to, when executed, to control a computer system to securely deliver streamed audio and/or video content to one or more network-ready players by performing a method comprising:
A tracking computing system comprising:
A computer-readable memory medium containing instructions configured, when executed, to control a computing system propagate a broadcast signal containing secure streamed audio and/or video content by performing a method comprising:
A seeder computing system comprising:
A computing environment, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.