Multimedia synchronization system
AssigneeTaligent, Inc.
InventorsSteve H. Milne, Matthew L. Denman, James M. Tindell, John C. Tobias, II, Michael R. Dilts, Bradley A. Edelman
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AssigneeTaligent, Inc.
InventorsSteve H. Milne, Matthew L. Denman, James M. Tindell, John C. Tobias, II, Michael R. Dilts, Bradley A. Edelman
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A method and system for providing synchronization of the timing of various multimedia events. Clock objects are defined in the storage and associated with an internal or external source of current time. The clock objects are able to be displayed on the display, but can be hidden once their linkages are defined. One or more multimedia objects representative of audio, visual or other multimedia events are defined and linked to a particular clock object or clock objects. Then, a processor synchronizes the multimedia objects with the associated clock object or objects. Finally, the various multimedia events are performed in synchronization with their associated clocks.
A computer system for synchronizing presentation of a time-based media sequence in response to a synchronization request specifying a new clock rate of presentation of the time-based media sequence the system comprising:
A method of synchronizing presentation of a time-based media sequence in response to a synchronization request specifying a new clock rate of presentation of the time-based media sequence on a computer having a storage and a display and a mechanism for providing a master time signal, the method comprising the steps of:
In a computer system having a storage and multimedia presentation object in the storage for presenting multimedia data in synchronism with a current time value provided to the presentation object, a synchronization framework residing in the storage for controlling time relationships in a multimedia application, which includes the multimedia presentation object and which operating on the computer system, the synchronization framework comprising:
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