Method and system for real-time synchronization across a distributed services communication network
AssigneeVoxer IP LLC
InventorsThomas E. Katis, James T. Panttaja, Mary G. Panttaja, Matthew J. Ranney
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AssigneeVoxer IP LLC
InventorsThomas E. Katis, James T. Panttaja, Mary G. Panttaja, Matthew J. Ranney
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A system for progressively synchronizing stored copies of indexed media transmitted between nodes on a network. The system includes a transmitter at the sending node configured to progressively transmit available indexed media to a receiving node with a packet size and packetization interval sufficient to enable the near real-time rendering of the indexed media, wherein the near real-time rendering of the indexed media provides a recipient with an experience of reviewing the transmitted media live. The system also includes a receiver at the receiving node that progressively receives the transmitted indexed media and continually notes any indexed media that is not already locally stored at the receiving node. The receiver also continually generates and transmits to the sending node requests as needed for the noted indexed media. In response, the transmitter at the sending node transmits the noted indexed media to the receiving node. Both the sending node and the receiving node have storage elements configured to store the indexed media respectively. As a result, both the sending node and the receiving node each have synchronized copies of the indexed media.
Computer readable code embedded in a non-transient computer readable medium and intended to run on a client communication device having a transmission module arranged to create, persistently store and transmit outgoing voice messages and a reception module arranged to receive and persistently store incoming voice messages, the code comprising:
Computer readable code embedded in a non-transient computer readable medium and intended to run on a client communication device, the code comprising:
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