Framework for Slideshow Object
AssigneeApple Inc.
InventorsRalf Weber, Adrian Diaconu, Guillaume Vergnaud, Bob Van Osten
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Abstract
A system in accordance with the present invention may include one or more processors, memory that receives instructions from the one or more processors according to a clock operating at a frequency, one or more programs stored in the memory, with instructions to: define a layer, wherein the layer comprises one or more effects; associate media content with the layer; aggregate the layer with one or more other layers; and, assemble the aggregated layers.
Claims36
A computer-implemented method for authoring media presentations, comprising:
- defining a layer, wherein the layer comprises one or more effects;
- associating media content with the layer;
- aggregating the layer with one or more other layers;
- and
- assembling the aggregated layers.
A system for authoring media presentations, comprising:
- one or more processors;
- memory;
- one or more programs stored in memory, the one or more programs comprising instructions to:
- define a layer, wherein the layer comprises one or more effects;
- associate media content with the layer;
- aggregate the layer with one or more other layers;
- and
- assemble the aggregated layers.
A computer-readable storage medium storing one or more programs configured for execution by a computer, the one or more programs comprising instructions to:
- define a layer, wherein the layer comprises one or more effects;
- associate media content with the layer;
- aggregate the layer with one or more other layers;
- and
- assemble the aggregated layers.
A computer program product storing one or more instructions for execution by a computer, the one or more instructions comprising:
- creating a document;
- associating one or more layers to the document, wherein the layers are organized within the document;
- associating one or more effect containers with the layers, wherein the effect containers are linked and are organized within the layers;
- associating one or more effects with the effect containers;
- and
- assembling the effects, effect containers, and layers logically within the document.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.