Audacy Operations, Inc. (20240292055). System and Method for Dynamic Playback Switching of Live and Previously Recorded Audio Content simplified abstract

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System and Method for Dynamic Playback Switching of Live and Previously Recorded Audio Content

Organization Name

Audacy Operations, Inc.

Inventor(s)

John Michael Pacino of Norwalk CT (US)

Nicholas Constantine Booth of New York NY (US)

John David Crowley of Scarsdale NY (US)

System and Method for Dynamic Playback Switching of Live and Previously Recorded Audio Content - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240292055 titled 'System and Method for Dynamic Playback Switching of Live and Previously Recorded Audio Content

The method described in the abstract involves receiving a pre-modified live digital audio stream at a media content server, modifying it to produce a live digital audio stream, storing the pre-modified stream at a time-shifted media server, and identifying and storing alternative content start/stop tags at an alternative content server.

  • Receiving and modifying a pre-modified live digital audio stream
  • Storing pre-modified stream at a time-shifted media server
  • Identifying and storing alternative content start/stop tags
  • Transmitting a time-shifted digital audio stream request
  • Streaming the time-shifted digital audio stream from the time-shifted media server
  • Transmitting an alternative content request in response to an upcoming alternative content period
  • Outputting the second alternative content after ceasing the time-shifted digital audio stream

Potential Applications: - Personalized audio content delivery - Enhanced user experience in audio streaming services - Targeted advertising based on user preferences

Problems Solved: - Providing users with alternative content options during audio streaming - Improving user engagement and satisfaction with audio content

Benefits: - Customized audio content delivery - Increased user interaction and retention - Targeted advertising opportunities

Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhanced Personalized Audio Streaming Technology" This technology can be utilized in audio streaming platforms, online radio services, and podcast applications to offer users a more tailored and engaging listening experience. It can also be integrated into advertising strategies to deliver targeted ads based on user preferences.

Prior Art: Prior research in personalized audio content delivery systems and targeted advertising in digital media streaming platforms can provide insights into similar technologies and approaches.

Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in personalized content delivery systems, user behavior analysis in digital media consumption, and innovations in audio streaming technologies.

Questions about the Technology: 1. How does this technology improve user engagement in audio streaming services? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing alternative content delivery in live audio streams?


Original Abstract Submitted

a method including, at a media content server, receiving a pre-modified live digital audio stream, modifying the pre-modified live digital audio stream to produce a live digital audio stream, at a time-shifted media server, storing the pre-modified live digital audio stream, at an alternative content server, identifying and storing respective alternative content start/stop tags, at a client device, receiving the live digital audio stream, in response to a playback command by a user, transmitting a time-shifted digital audio stream request, in response to the time-shifted digital audio stream request, the time-shifted media server streaming the time-shifted digital audio stream, the client device, identifying an upcoming alternative content period, in response to determining that the upcoming alternative content period is within a pre-determined timing threshold, transmitting an alternative content request, receiving a second alternative content, ceasing to output the time-shifted digital audio stream, and outputting the second alternative content.