View source for Zoom video communications, inc. (20240184602). Selecting A Media Channel For Transferring Media Data In A Virtual Desktop Infrastructure simplified abstract

=Selecting A Media Channel For Transferring Media Data In A Virtual Desktop Infrastructure=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:zoom video communications, inc.|zoom video communications, inc.]]


[[Category:zoom video communications, inc.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Xingzhi Luo of Sunnyvale CA (US)|Xingzhi Luo of Sunnyvale CA (US)]][[Category:Xingzhi Luo of Sunnyvale CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Xiaofei Wang of Hangzhou (CN)|Xiaofei Wang of Hangzhou (CN)]][[Category:Xiaofei Wang of Hangzhou (CN)]]

[[:Category:Haibing Xu of Milpitas CA (US)|Haibing Xu of Milpitas CA (US)]][[Category:Haibing Xu of Milpitas CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Daoquan Ye of Hangzhou (CN)|Daoquan Ye of Hangzhou (CN)]][[Category:Daoquan Ye of Hangzhou (CN)]]

==Selecting A Media Channel For Transferring Media Data In A Virtual Desktop Infrastructure - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240184602 titled 'Selecting A Media Channel For Transferring Media Data In A Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

==Simplified Explanation==

==Simplified Explanation==
The patent application describes a method to enhance calls made through a virtual desktop infrastructure server by testing network conditions and selecting the most suitable media channel for communication.

==Key Features and Innovation==
* Testing communication network conditions to optimize call quality.
* Selecting the best media channel from a set of supported options.
* Supporting a media channel routed through the virtual desktop infrastructure server and a more direct media channel bypassing the server.
* Merging call data of multiple types and sources into a single virtual channel for virtual desktop applications.

==Potential Applications==
This technology can be used in virtual desktop environments, remote work setups, and communication systems that require optimized call quality.

==Problems Solved==
* Enhances call quality in virtual desktop environments.
* Provides flexibility in selecting the most suitable media channel for communication.
* Improves overall user experience in remote work scenarios.

==Benefits==
* Optimal call quality in virtual desktop environments.
* Increased flexibility in choosing communication channels.
* Enhanced user experience in remote work setups.

==Commercial Applications==
The technology can be applied in virtual desktop infrastructure services, remote work solutions, and communication platforms to improve call quality and user experience.

==Prior Art==
No prior art information is available at this time.

==Frequently Updated Research==
There is ongoing research in the field of virtual desktop infrastructure and communication technologies that may impact the development and implementation of this technology.

==Questions about the Technology==
===What are the key benefits of using this technology in virtual desktop environments?===
Using this technology in virtual desktop environments can significantly improve call quality and user experience by selecting the most suitable media channel based on network conditions.

===How does this technology compare to traditional communication methods in remote work scenarios?===
This technology offers enhanced flexibility and optimization in selecting communication channels, providing a more tailored and efficient communication experience compared to traditional methods.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

calls run through a virtual desktop infrastructure server are enhanced by testing communication network conditions and selecting, based on the test results, a media channel from a set of supported media channels, including a media channel that is routed through the virtual desktop infrastructure server and encapsulated in a protocol for exchanging data for virtual desktop applications and a more direct media channel that uses a network socket pair between a media server and a personal computing device and bypasses the virtual desktop infrastructure server. in some implementations, call data of multiple types and/or from multiple sources are merged into a single virtual channel of the protocol for exchanging data for virtual desktop applications.



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