View source for 20240048783. AUTOMATED VIDEO CONTENT PROCESSING simplified abstract (DISH Technologies L.L.C.)

=AUTOMATED VIDEO CONTENT PROCESSING=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:DISH Technologies L.L.C.|DISH Technologies L.L.C.]]


[[Category:DISH Technologies L.L.C.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Joseph Ekstrom of Lindon UT (US)|Joseph Ekstrom of Lindon UT (US)]][[Category:Joseph Ekstrom of Lindon UT (US)]]

[[:Category:Jeremy Pfeifer of Riverton UT (US)|Jeremy Pfeifer of Riverton UT (US)]][[Category:Jeremy Pfeifer of Riverton UT (US)]]

==AUTOMATED VIDEO CONTENT PROCESSING - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240048783 titled 'AUTOMATED VIDEO CONTENT PROCESSING

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract of the patent application describes a process for delivering video content in an automated manner, allowing for convenient packaging of encrypted or DRM-protected content. This packaging enables efficient storage in a content delivery network (CDN) or other content source, without the need for re-packaging and excessive storage of unused content data.

* The innovation allows for the automated processing of video content for delivery.
* The content can be conveniently packaged in a way that supports encryption or DRM protection.
* The packaged content can be efficiently stored in a CDN or other content source.
* The stored content can be re-used by other media clients without the need for re-packaging.
* The technology solves the problem of inefficient storage of unused content data.
* It eliminates the need for re-packaging of content for subsequent use.
* The technology enables the secure delivery of encrypted or DRM-protected content.
* It streamlines the process of storing and delivering video content.

== Potential Applications ==
This technology can be applied in various areas, including:

* Video streaming platforms and services
* Content delivery networks (CDNs)
* Digital media distribution platforms
* Online video-on-demand services
* Video content management systems

== Problems Solved ==
The technology solves the following problems:

* Inefficient storage of unused content data
* The need for re-packaging content for subsequent use
* Inconvenient and time-consuming content delivery processes
* Lack of secure delivery options for encrypted or DRM-protected content

== Benefits ==
The technology offers the following benefits:

* Efficient storage and delivery of video content
* Convenient packaging of encrypted or DRM-protected content
* Streamlined content delivery processes
* Enhanced security for encrypted or DRM-protected content
* Cost savings through automated processing and re-use of content


==Original Abstract Submitted==

video content is processed for delivery using an automated process that allows for convenient packaging of encrypted or digital rights management (drm) protected content in a manner such that the packaged content can be efficiently stored in a content delivery network (cdn) or other content source for subsequent re-use by other media clients without re-packaging, and without excessive storage of unused content data.



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