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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsTrevor C. Armstrong, David J. Jurenka, Jeanie Michelle DuMont, Michael L. Christian, Todd Gordon Stevens, Vernon W. Hui, Ashish Gupta, David W. Stevens, Adam Lee Potratz, Langdon Ward Beeck
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Described is a technology by which personalization data is used to select and order video highlight clips for a personalized highlight reel that a user may play to view, such as part of a narrative arranged for that user. The narrative may include introductory content, transition content and/or ending content. The narrative may include advertising content and/or ending content. The narrative may be rearranged in response to an event.
In a computing environment, a method performed at least in part on at least one processor comprising, accessing personalization data, determining video clips based upon the personalization data and metadata associated with the video clips, and ordering the video clips into a catalog based upon the personalization data and at least some of the metadata.
A system comprising, a content scoring component configured to determine scores for a set of personalized video clips selected based upon at least some personalization data, a sorting component that orders the video clips, and a mechanism that arranges the video clips and other content into a narrative for playing.
One or more computer-readable media having computer-executable instructions, which when executed perform steps, comprising:
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