Audio-video server system
AssigneeTatung Co., Ltd.
InventorsChung-Chi Chang, I-Cheng He, Kuang-Min Hsu, Hao-Yu Chen
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Abstract
A channelization method of digital content and an audio-video server system are provided. A received operational behavior is packaged as an execution module, and the execution module is associated with a channel number. A correlation between the channel number and the execution module is recorded in a local channel list. Accordingly, when a switch command that contains the channel number is received, the execution module corresponding to the channel number is obtained from the local channel list, so as to perform the operational behavior to use the digital content.
Claims8
An audio-video server system comprising:
- a remote device receiving an operational behavior including a series of operational commands generated by an input operation to use digital content and packaging the series of operational commands as an execution module, wherein the digital content includes one of a video clip, a music, a web-page and an application program, the execution module comprises connecting the audio-video player to Internet, finding a user-desired online video clip through an online search engine and broadcasting the video clip on the audio-video player;
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- an audio-video player connected to the remote device through the Internet, the audio-video player receiving the execution module from the remote device through the Internet, associating the execution module with a channel number that has not been used, and recording a correlation between the channel number and the execution module in a local channel list,
- wherein when the audio-video player receives a switch command comprising the channel number, the audio-video player obtains the execution module corresponding to the channel number from the local channel list, so as to perform the series of operational commands packaged in the execution module for displaying one of the video clip, the music, the web-page, and the application program on the audio-video player.
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