Screen, video, audio, and text sharing in multiparty video conferences
AssigneeAvaya Management L.P.
InventorJinson Abraham
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides, among other things, methods including: initiating a conference call with a plurality of participants; receiving a first request to view at least a first screen share of a first participant and a second screen share of a second participant at a first same time on a device of a third participant, where the plurality of participants includes the first participant, the second participant, and the third participant; and displaying the first screen share and the second screen share at the first same time on a display of the device of the third participant.
Claims20
A method, comprising:
- initiating, by a processor, a conference call with a plurality of participants;
- receiving, by the processor, a first request from a third participant to view at least a first screen share of a first participant and a second screen share of a second participant at a first same time on a device of the third participant,
- wherein the plurality of participants comprises the first participant, the second participant, and the third participant;
- detecting, by the processor, that the first participant, the second participant or both the first and second participants are using more than one screen at the first same time based on the first request from the third participant;
- and
- displaying, by the processor, the first screen share and the second screen share, each including the more than one screen, at the first same time on a display of the device of the third participant based on the detection that the first participant, the second participant or both the first and second participants are using more than one screen at the first same time.
A system, comprising:
- a processor;
- and
- a memory coupled with and readable by the processor and having stored therein a set of instructions which, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to manage a conference call by:
- initiating the conference call with a plurality of participants;
- receiving a first request from a third participant to view at least a first screen share of a first participant and a second screen share of a second participant at a first same time on a device of the third participant,
- wherein the plurality of participants comprises the first participant, the second participant, and the third participant;
- detecting that the first participant, the second participant or both the first and second participants are using more than one screen at the first same time based on the first request from the third participant;
- and
- displaying the first screen share and the second screen share, each including the more than one screen, at the first same time on a display of the device of the third participant based on the detection that the first participant, the second participant or both the first and second participants are using more than one screen at the first same time.
A computer-readable medium comprising a set of instructions stored therein which, when executed by a processor, causes the processor to manage a conference call by:
- initiating the conference call with a plurality of participants;
- receiving a first request from a third participant to view at least a first screen share of a first participant and a second screen share of a second participant at a first same time on a device of the third participant,
- wherein the plurality of participants comprises the first participant, the second participant, and the third participant;
- detecting that the first participant, the second participant or both the first and second participants are using more than one screen at the first same time based on the first request from the third participant;
- and
- displaying the first screen share and the second screen share, each including the more than one screen, at the first same time on a display of the device of the third participant based on the detection that the first participant, the second participant or both the first and second participants are using more than one screen at the first same time.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.