Granted Patent B2

US 12,462,843 · App. 17/494,011 · Granted Nov 4, 2025

Inventors: Ramani Panchapakesan (Bangalore, IN); Neelima Bojja (Bangalore, IN); Suhas S Kulkarni (Bangalore, IN)

Assignee: Omnissa, LLC

G11B20/10527G06F40/169G11B27/105H04N9/8715

Abstract

Claims (112)

1 . A non-transitory, computer-readable medium containing instructions executed by at least one processor to perform stages for presentation capture, the stages comprising:

opening a slides file on a user device for use in presentation recording;

displaying a first slide of the slides file in a viewer application;

monitoring graphical user interface events generated by the viewer application based on user interaction with the viewer application;

starting recording of a first audio segment for the first slide;

detecting a first graphical user interface event within the first slide during the recording of the first audio segment;

creating an action information file that associates the first slide with the first graphical user interface event and the first audio segment, wherein the action information file includes first timing information for the first graphical user interface event;

detecting a second graphical user interface event that causes the viewer application to navigate from the first slide to a second slide;

stopping the recording of the first audio segment in response to detecting the second graphical user interface event;

starting recording of a second audio segment for the second slide;

recording the second graphical user interface event in the action information file in association with second timing information for the second graphical user interface event;

stopping the recording of the second audio segment;

detecting a predetermined background event indicating that the viewer application is minimized or a different application is in foreground use on the user device;

in response to detecting the predetermined background event, activating video screen recording of a screen of the user device to produce a video segment; and

storing the first audio segment, the second audio segment, the video segment and the action information file for opening with the slides file for presentation playback.

2 . The non-transitory, computer-readable medium of claim 1 , wherein stopping the recording of the second audio segment further comprises:

detecting a third graphical user interface event, wherein the third graphical user interface event causes the presentation recording to end; and

stopping the recording of the second audio segment in response to detecting the third graphical user interface event.

3 . The non-transitory, computer-readable medium of claim 1 , the stages further comprising:

creating a presentation file that includes the action information file and the first and second audio segments; and

sending the presentation file to a server.

4 . The non-transitory, computer-readable medium of claim 1 , the stages further comprising:

opening an updated version of the slides file on the user device;

identifying, from the updated version of the slides file, an updated action information file;

downloading the updated action information file from a server;

determining that a media segment referenced in the updated action information file is not present on the user device; and

requesting the media segment from the server.

5 . The non-transitory, computer-readable medium of claim 1 , the stages further comprising:

detecting a third graphical user interface event generated by the viewer application; and

comparing an event type of the third graphical user interface event to a list of event types to determine whether to include the third graphical user interface event in the action information file; and

based on the comparison, including the third graphical user interface event in the action information file.

6 . The non-transitory, computer-readable medium of claim 1 , the stages further comprising:

displaying a plurality of bookmarks for presentation playback based on a plurality of slides identified in the action information file;

receiving selection of a first bookmark; and

playing the first audio segment based on the first bookmark being associated with the first slide.

7 . The non-transitory, computer-readable medium of claim 1 , the stages further comprising:

detecting a predetermined foreground event indicating that the viewer application is no longer minimized or has returned to the foreground use on the user device; and

ending the video screen recording of the screen of the user device to complete the video segment.

8 . A method for presentation capture, comprising:

opening a slides file on a user device for use in presentation recording;

displaying a first slide of the slides file in a viewer application;

monitoring graphical user interface events generated by the viewer application based on user interaction with the viewer application;

starting recording of a first audio segment for the first slide;

detecting, within the first slide during the recording of the first audio segment, a first graphical user interface event;

creating an action information file that associates the first slide with the first graphical user interface event and the first audio segment, wherein the action information file includes first timing information for the first graphical user interface event;

detecting a second graphical user interface event that causes the viewer application to navigate from the first slide to a second slide;

stopping the recording of the first audio segment in response to detecting the second graphical user interface event;

starting recording of a second audio segment for the second slide;

recording the second graphical user interface event in the action information file in association with second timing information for the second graphical user interface event;

stopping the recording of the second audio segment;

detecting a predetermined background event indicating that the viewer application is minimized or a different application is in foreground use on the user device;

in response to detecting the predetermined background event, activating video screen recording of a screen of the user device to produce a video segment; and

storing the first audio segment, the second audio segment, the video segment and the action information file for opening with the slides file for presentation playback.

9 . The method of claim 8 , wherein stopping the recording of the second audio segment further comprises:

detecting a third graphical user interface event, wherein the third graphical user interface event causes the presentation recording to end; and

stopping the recording of the second audio segment in response to detecting the third graphical user interface event.

10 . The method of claim 8 , further comprising:

creating a presentation file that includes the action information file and the first and second audio segments; and

sending the presentation file to a server.

11 . The method of claim 8 , further comprising:

opening an updated version of the slides file on the user device;

identifying, from the updated version of the slides file, an updated action information file;

downloading the updated action information file from a server;

determining that a media segment referenced in the updated action information file is not present on the user device; and

requesting the media segment from the server.

12 . The method of claim 8 , further comprising:

detecting a third graphical user interface event generated by the viewer application; and

comparing an event type of the third graphical user interface event to a list of event types to determine whether to include the third graphical user interface event in the action information file; and

based on the comparison, including the third graphical user interface event in the action information file.

13 . The method of claim 8 , further comprising:

displaying a plurality of bookmarks for presentation playback based on a plurality of slides identified in the action information file;

receiving selection of a first bookmark; and

playing the first audio segment based on the first bookmark being associated with the first slide.

14 . The method of claim 8 , further comprising:

detecting a predetermined foreground event indicating that the viewer application is no longer minimized or has returned to the foreground use on the user device; and

ending the video screen recording of the screen of the user device to complete the video segment.

15 . A system for optimized presentation capture, the system comprising:

a non-transitory, computer-readable medium that contains instructions;

a processor that executes the instructions to perform stages including:

opening a slides file on a user device for use in presentation recording;

displaying a first slide of the slides file in a viewer application;

monitoring graphical user interface events generated by the viewer application based on user interaction with the viewer application;

starting recording of a first audio segment for the first slide;

detecting, within the first slide during the recording of the first audio segment, a first graphical user interface event;

creating an action information file that associates the first slide with the first graphical user interface event and the first audio segment, wherein the action information file includes first timing information for the first graphical user interface event;

detecting a second graphical user interface event that causes the viewer application to navigate from the first slide to a second slide;

stopping the recording of the first audio segment in response to detecting the second graphical user interface event;

starting recording of a second audio segment for the second slide;

recording the second graphical user interface event in the action information file in association with second timing information for the second graphical user interface event;

stopping the recording of the second audio segment;

detecting a predetermined background event indicating that the viewer application is minimized or a different application is in foreground use on the user device;

in response to detecting the predetermined background event, activating video screen recording of a screen of the user device to produce a video segment; and

storing the first audio segment, the second audio segment, the video segment and the action information file for opening with the slides file for presentation playback.

16 . The system of claim 15 , wherein stopping the recording of the second audio segment further comprises:

detecting a third graphical user interface event, wherein the third graphical user interface event causes the presentation recording to end; and

stopping the recording of the second audio segment in response to detecting the third graphical user interface event.

17 . The system of claim 15 , the stages further comprising:

creating a presentation file that includes the action information file and the first and second audio segments; and

sending the presentation file to a server.

18 . The system of claim 15 , the stages further comprising:

opening an updated version of the slides file on the user device;

identifying, from the updated version of the slides file, an updated action information file;

downloading the updated action information file from a server;

determining that a media segment referenced in the updated action information file is not present on the user device; and

requesting the media segment from the server.

19 . The system of claim 15 , the stages further comprising:

automatically detecting a third graphical user interface event generated by the viewer application; and

comparing an event type of the third graphical user interface event to a list of event types to determine whether to include the third graphical user interface event in the action information file; and

based on the comparison, including the third graphical user interface event in the action information file.

20 . The system of claim 15 , the stages further comprising:

detecting a predetermined foreground event indicating that the viewer application is no longer minimized or has returned to the foreground use on the user device; and

ending the video screen recording of the screen of the user device to complete the video segment.

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