Echo bullet screen
AssigneeShanghai Bilibili Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorYangkun LI
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Abstract
Techniques for displaying comments relative to video frames are described herein. The disclosed techniques include sending message data comprising a comment on a video item by a first client computing device when the first client computing device is in a first state among a plurality of states; receiving bullet screen data comprising comments on the video item sent by the first client computing device and other client computing devices; determining echo bullet screens comprising a plurality of comments on the video item sent by the other client computing devices during a predetermined period; and displaying a bullet screen comprising the comment sent by the first client computing device and the echo bullet screens.
Claims20
A method of displaying comments relative to video frames, comprising:
- sending message data by a first client computing device, wherein the message data comprise a comment on a video item and is sent by the first client computing device when the first client computing device is in a first state among a plurality of states;
- receiving bullet screen data, wherein the bullet screen data comprise comments on the video item sent by the first client computing device and other client computing devices;
- determining echo bullet screens among the received bullet screen data, wherein the echo bullet screens comprise a plurality of comments on the video item sent by the other client computing devices during a predetermined period, and wherein the predetermined period is associated with a time of sending the message data by the first client computing device;
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- displaying a bullet screen comprising the comment sent by the first client computing device and the echo bullet screens.
A system of displaying comments relative to video frames, comprising:
- at least one processor;
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- at least one memory communicatively coupled to the at least one processor and storing instructions that upon execution by the at least one processor cause the system to:
- send message data by a first client computing device, wherein the message data comprise a comment on a video item and is sent by the first client computing device when the first client computing device is in a first state among a plurality of states;
- receive bullet screen data, wherein the bullet screen data comprise comments on the video item sent by the first client computing device and other client computing devices;
- determine echo bullet screens among the received bullet screen data, wherein the echo bullet screens comprise a plurality of comments on the video item sent by the other client computing devices during a predetermined period, and wherein the predetermined period is associated with a time of sending the message data by the first client computing device;
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- display a bullet screen comprising the comment sent by the first client computing device and the echo bullet screens.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising computer-readable instructions that upon execution on a computing device cause the computing device at least to:
- send message data by a first client computing device, wherein the message data comprise a comment on a video item and is sent by the first client computing device when the first client computing device is in a first state among a plurality of states;
- receive bullet screen data, wherein the bullet screen data comprise comments on the video item sent by the first client computing device and other client computing devices;
- determine echo bullet screens among the received bullet screen data, wherein the echo bullet screens comprise a plurality of comments on the video item sent by the other client computing devices during a predetermined period, and wherein the predetermined period is associated with a time of sending the message data by the first client computing device;
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- display a bullet screen comprising the comment sent by the first client computing device and the echo bullet screens.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.