Google llc (20240223868). Managing Audio Assets simplified abstract
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Managing Audio Assets
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Natalie Bennett of Mountain View CA (US)
Lucy Mao of Mountain View CA (US)
Managing Audio Assets - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240223868 titled 'Managing Audio Assets
The abstract of the patent application describes a method for managing audio assets by selecting a content item for display at multiple geographic locations, including selecting variants corresponding to each location, determining a set of audio components, and identifying any variants that exceed a duration limit.
- Selecting a content item for display at multiple geographic locations
- Choosing variants of the content item for each location
- Determining a set of audio components for each variant
- Identifying variants that exceed a duration limit
- Generating an indication of the exceeding variant and the audio component causing it
Potential Applications: - Audio advertising campaigns - Multi-location audio displays - Geographic-specific audio content delivery
Problems Solved: - Efficient management of audio assets across multiple locations - Ensuring compliance with duration limits for audio content
Benefits: - Targeted audio content for different geographic locations - Improved control and monitoring of audio assets - Enhanced user experience with tailored audio content
Commercial Applications: Title: Geographic Audio Content Management System This technology can be used in retail stores, public spaces, transportation hubs, and other locations where audio content needs to be customized based on geographic location.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does this method improve the efficiency of managing audio assets across multiple locations? 2. What are the potential cost savings associated with using this method for audio content management?
Original Abstract Submitted
a method for managing audio assets includes selecting a content item for display at multiple geographic locations, including selecting a plurality of variants corresponding to the respective geographic locations. the variants include a shared component of the content item. the method also includes determining a set of audio components, where each of the variants includes two or more audio components of the set of audio components, and determining whether any of the variants exceeds a duration limit. the method also includes, in response to determining that a particular one of the variants exceeds the duration limit, generating (i) an indication that the particular one of the variants exceeds the duration limit, and (ii) an indication of an audio component that likely causes the particular one of the variants to exceed the duration limit.
