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US 12,341,833 · App. 17/589,836 · Granted Jun 24, 2025

Production tools for collaborative videos

Inventors: Noah Weiss (Austin, TX); Julie Haynes (Oakland, CA); Anna Niess (New York, NY); Dolapo Falola (New York, NY); Olivia Grace (San Francisco, CA)
Assignee: Salesforce, Inc.
H04L65/4025H04L65/403
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Patent No.
US 12,341,833
App. No.
17/589,836
Granted
Jun 24, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

A system, method, and computer-readable media for creating a collaboration container in a group-based communication system are provided. A request to create the collaboration container may be received. The collaboration container may comprise a collection of multimedia files. Multiple users may add multimedia files to the collaboration containers. The multimedia files may be stored in a storage order. The multimedia files in the collaboration container may be sorted based on a sort label, such as by multimedia file topic. Upon playback, the multimedia files may be played back in a sort order distinct from the storage order. During playback, a user may comment on a multimedia file of the collaboration container. When subsequent users playback the collaboration container, the comment may be displayed with the associated multimedia file.

Claims (81)

1. One or more non-transitory computer-readable media storing computer-executable instructions that, when executed by a processor, perform a method for creating a collaboration container, comprising:

receiving a first request to create the collaboration container, wherein the collaboration container contains a collection of multimedia files;

receiving a plurality of multimedia files, wherein a first multimedia file of the plurality of multimedia files is received from a first user, and a second multimedia file of the plurality of multimedia files is received from a second user of a group-based communication system, wherein the first multimedia file corresponds to a first portion of a first synchronous multimedia collaboration session and the second multimedia file corresponds to at least a second portion of the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session or a second synchronous multimedia collaboration session, wherein the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session or the second synchronous multimedia collaboration session is initiated within a communication channel of the group-based communication system and that facilitates at least one of audio communications or video communications between multiple users that are each members of the communication channel;

determining that the first portion corresponds to a first section of a first transcript of the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session;

determining that the second portion corresponds to a second section of a second transcript of the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session or the second synchronous multimedia collaboration session;

associating the first section of the first transcript with a first time period corresponding to the first portion and associating the second section of the second transcript with a second time period corresponding to the second portion;

storing the plurality of multimedia files in the collaboration container based on a storage order;

receiving, from at least one user, a first association of a first label with the first multimedia file and a second association of a second label with the second multimedia file;

updating the collaboration container such that the plurality of multimedia files are ordered in accordance with the first label and the second label;

identifying one or more keywords within the plurality of multimedia files;

determining one or more topics associated with the one or more keywords;

determining one or more chapters associated with the plurality of multimedia files based on the one or more topics, wherein at least a chapter of the one or more chapters corresponds to multiple portions of the plurality of multimedia files that share a common keyword of the one or more keywords;

receiving a second request to playback the plurality of multimedia files in the collaboration container; and

responsive to receiving the second request to playback the plurality of multimedia files in the collaboration container, causing for playing on a client device at least a portion of the plurality of multimedia files in an order associated with the first label and the second label, wherein one or more first multimedia files associated with the first label are played back before one or more second multimedia files associated with the second label.

2. The one or more non-transitory computer-readable media of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of multimedia files is associated with a label, the method further comprising playing the plurality of multimedia files in a second order as designated by each respectively associated label, wherein the plurality of multimedia files include at least two multimedia subfiles extracted from at least one of the first transcript or the second transcript, each of the at least two multimedia subfiles having a different associated topic.

3. The one or more non-transitory computer-readable media of claim 1 , the method further comprising associating one of a collaborative document or a link to a group-based communication system object with at least one multimedia file of the plurality of multimedia files.

4. The one or more non-transitory computer-readable media of claim 1 , wherein a third multimedia file is an image file, and a fourth multimedia file is a voice audio file, wherein the method further comprising generating, responsive to a playback request, a new multimedia file that compiles the third multimedia file and the fourth multimedia file as a single multimedia file.

5. The one or more non-transitory computer-readable media of claim 1 , wherein the method further comprises:

receiving, from the at least one user, a selection of a third label from a plurality of labels associated with the plurality of multimedia files; and

causing playback of a subset of multimedia files associated with the third label.

6. The one or more non-transitory computer-readable media of claim 1 , wherein the method further comprises:

receiving a comment from the first user associated with a third multimedia file;

receiving a third request from the second user to playback a subset of the plurality of multimedia files, wherein the third multimedia file is in the subset of the plurality of multimedia files; and

displaying the comment from the first user associated with the third multimedia file in the group-based communication system during playback of the third multimedia file.

7. The one or more non-transitory computer-readable media of claim 1 , wherein identifying the one or more keywords comprises:

determining that at least one of the first transcript or the second transcript include text representing dialogue associated with the plurality of multimedia files; and

extracting the one or more keywords from the at least one of the first transcript or the second transcript.

8. The one or more non-transitory computer-readable media of claim 1 , wherein determining the one or more topics comprises determining that a number of the one or more keywords meets or exceeds a threshold number of keyword instances that are to occur to identify a topic for a multimedia file.

9. The one or more non-transitory computer-readable media of claim 1 , wherein the method further comprises:

receiving at least one of a comment or an annotation made in association with the plurality of multimedia files in the collaboration container; and

causing display of the at least one of the comment or the annotation while the plurality of multimedia files in the collaboration container are being displayed.

10. A method for creating a collaboration container, comprising:

receiving a first request to create the collaboration container, wherein the collaboration container contains a collection of multimedia files;

receiving a plurality of multimedia files, wherein a first multimedia file of the plurality of multimedia files is received from a first user, and a second multimedia file of the plurality of multimedia files is received from a second user of a group-based communication system, wherein the first multimedia file corresponds to a first portion of a first synchronous multimedia collaboration session and the second multimedia file corresponds to a second portion of the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session or a second synchronous multimedia collaboration session, wherein the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session or the second synchronous multimedia collaboration session is initiated within a communication channel of the group-based communication system and that facilitates at least one of audio communications or video communications between multiple users that are each members of the communication channel;

determining that the first portion corresponds to a first section of a first transcript of the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session;

determining that the second portion corresponds to a second section of a second transcript of the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session or the second synchronous multimedia collaboration session;

associating the first section of the first transcript with a first time period corresponding to the first portion and associating the second section of the second transcript with a second time period corresponding to the second portion;

storing the plurality of multimedia files in the collaboration container based on a storage order;

receiving, from at least one user, a first association of a first label with the first multimedia file and a second association of a second label associated with the second multimedia file;

updating the collaboration container such that the plurality of multimedia files are ordered in accordance with the first label and the second label;

identifying one or more keywords within the plurality of multimedia files;

determining one or more topics associated with the one or more keywords;

determining one or more chapters associated with the plurality of multimedia files based on the one or more topics, wherein at least a chapter of the one or more chapters corresponds to multiple portions of the plurality of multimedia files that share a common keyword of the one or more keywords;

receiving a second request to playback multimedia files in the collaboration container; and

responsive to receiving the second request to playback the multimedia files in the collaboration container, causing for playing on a client device at least a portion of the plurality of multimedia files in an order associated with the first label and the second label, wherein one or more first multimedia files associated with the first label are played back before one or more second multimedia files associated with the second label.

11. The method of claim 10 , wherein each of the plurality of multimedia files is associated with a label, further comprising playing the plurality of multimedia files in a second order as designated by each respectively associated label, wherein the plurality of multimedia files include at least two multimedia subfiles extracted from at least one of the first transcript or the second transcript, each of the at least two multimedia subfiles having a different associated topic.

12. The method of claim 10 , wherein a third multimedia file is an image file, and a fourth multimedia file is a voice audio file, further comprising generating, responsive to a playback request, a new multimedia file that compiles the third multimedia file and the fourth multimedia file as a single multimedia file.

13. The method of claim 10 , further comprising:

receiving, from the at least one user, a selection of a third label from a plurality of labels associated with the plurality of multimedia files; and

causing playback of a subset of multimedia files associated with the third label.

14. The method of claim 10 , further comprising:

receiving a comment from the first user associated with a third multimedia file;

receiving a third request from the second user to playback a subset of the plurality of multimedia files, wherein the third multimedia file is in the subset of the plurality of multimedia files; and

displaying the comment from the first user associated with the third multimedia file in the group-based communication system during playback of the third multimedia file.

15. A system for creating a collaboration container, comprising:

a data store;

a processor; and

one or more non-transitory computer-readable media storing computer-executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, perform a method of creating the collaboration container, comprising:

receiving a first request to create the collaboration container, wherein the collaboration container contains a collection of multimedia files;

receiving a plurality of multimedia files, wherein a first multimedia file of the plurality of multimedia files is received from a first user, and a second multimedia file of the plurality of multimedia files is received from a second user of a group-based communication system, wherein the first multimedia file corresponds to a first portion of a first synchronous multimedia collaboration session and the second multimedia file corresponds to a second portion of the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session or a second synchronous multimedia collaboration session, wherein the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session or the second synchronous multimedia collaboration session is initiated within a communication channel of the group-based communication system and that facilitates at least one of audio communications or video communications between multiple users that are each members of the communication channel;

determining that the first portion corresponds to a first section of a first transcript of the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session;

determining that the second portion corresponds to a second section of a second transcript of the first synchronous multimedia collaboration session or the second synchronous multimedia collaboration session;

associating the first section of the first transcript with a first time period corresponding to the first portion and associating the second section of the second transcript with a second time period corresponding to the second portion;

storing the plurality of multimedia files in the collaboration container based on a storage order;

receiving, from at least one user, a first association of a first label with the first multimedia file and a second association of a second label associated with the second multimedia file;

updating the collaboration container such that the plurality of multimedia files are ordered in accordance with the first label and the second label;

identifying one or more keywords within the plurality of multimedia files;

determining one or more topics associated with the one or more keywords;

determining one or more chapters associated with the plurality of multimedia files based on the one or more topics, wherein at least a chapter of the one or more chapters corresponds to multiple portions of the plurality of multimedia files that share a common keyword of the one or more keywords;

receiving a second request to playback multimedia files in the collaboration container; and

responsive to receiving the second request to playback the multimedia files in the collaboration container, causing for playing on a client device at least a portion of the plurality of multimedia files in an order associated with the first label and the second label, wherein one or more first multimedia files associated with the first label are played back before one or more second multimedia files associated with the second label.

16. The system of claim 15 , wherein each of the plurality of multimedia files is associated with a label, the method further comprising playing the plurality of multimedia files in a second order as designated by each respectively associated label, wherein the plurality of multimedia files include at least two multimedia subfiles extracted from at least one of the first transcript or the second transcript, each of the at least two multimedia subfiles having a different associated topic.

17. The system of claim 15 , the method further comprising associating one of a collaborative document or a link to a group-based communication system object with at least one multimedia file of the plurality of multimedia files.

18. The system of claim 15 , wherein a third multimedia file is an image file, and a fourth multimedia file is a voice audio file, and wherein the method further comprises generating, responsive to a playback request, a new multimedia file that compiles the third multimedia file and the fourth multimedia file as a single multimedia file.

19. The system of claim 15 , wherein the method further comprises:

receiving, from the at least one user, a selection of a third label from a plurality of labels associated with the plurality of multimedia files; and

causing playback of a subset of multimedia files associated with the third label.

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

receiving a comment from the first user associated with a third multimedia file;

receiving a third request from the second user to playback a subset of the plurality of multimedia files, wherein the third multimedia file is in the subset of the plurality of multimedia files; and

displaying the comment from the first user associated with the third multimedia file in the group-based communication system during playback of the third multimedia file.

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ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded May 31, 2022
From: WEISS, NOAH; HAYNES, JULIE; NIESS, ANNA; FALOLA, DOLAPO; GRACE, OLIVIA
To: SALESFORCE, INC.
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