US Patent Application 17908157. LIVE VIDEO PRODUCTION SYSTEM, LIVE VIDEO PRODUCTION METHOD, AND CLOUD SERVER simplified abstract
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LIVE VIDEO PRODUCTION SYSTEM, LIVE VIDEO PRODUCTION METHOD, AND CLOUD SERVER
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Kenichi Saito of Kanagawa (JP)
Norimasa Ozaki of Kanagawa (JP)
Yoshinobu Kure of Kanagawa (JP)
LIVE VIDEO PRODUCTION SYSTEM, LIVE VIDEO PRODUCTION METHOD, AND CLOUD SERVER - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17908157 titled 'LIVE VIDEO PRODUCTION SYSTEM, LIVE VIDEO PRODUCTION METHOD, AND CLOUD SERVER
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes a live video production system that includes multiple cameras and a cloud server.
- The cameras are controlled by a remote control signal.
- The cloud server receives video signals from the cameras and transmits a main video signal.
- The main video signal is created by editing the individual video signals received from the cameras.
- The cloud server can also transmit control signals to adjust the operation of the cameras.
- The control signals for the cameras are received from an external source.
- The system aims to simplify the process of live video production by centralizing control and editing functions in the cloud server.
Original Abstract Submitted
A live video production system according to the present disclosure includes a plurality of cameras whose imaging operation is controlled according to a remote control signal, and a cloud server that receives individual video signals obtained by imaging by the plurality of cameras and transmits a main line video signal based on the individual video signals. The cloud server obtains the main line video signal by output control of a video based on a plurality of received individual video signals according to a first operation signal that is an operation signal related to editing of a video received from an outside, and transmits the remote control signal for at least one of the plurality of cameras according to a second operation signal that is an operation signal related to control of a camera received from the outside.
