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    method for selecting visual content editing functions, method for adjusting visual content, and system for providing a plurality of visual content editing functions comprises a method for adjusting visual content; the method comprises selecting, at a client terminal (102), the visual content, extracting the visual content data pertaining to the visual content, forwarding a request including the visual content data to a network node via a network, receiving , in response to the request, a list of a plurality of the network node's visual content editing functions, presenting, at the client terminal (102), the plurality of visual content editing functions to a user, receiving a selection of , at least one member of the user list, adjust the visual content using at least one member, and output the adjusted visual content.
    公开号:BR112014000615B1
    申请号:R112014000615-6
    申请日:2012-07-10
    公开日:2021-07-13
    发明作者:Moshe Hogeg；Yosef Shemesh
    申请人:Snap Inc；
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    FIELD OF APPLICATION AND STATUS OF TECHNIQUE
    [001] The present patent application, in some respective applications, refers to image processing and, more particularly, but not exclusively, to systems and methods to selectively adjust the visual content on the client terminals.
    [002] Emerging telecommunications services allow customer terminals, such as handheld devices, ie mobile phones and tablets, to exchange data of different types and/or post this data on a content sharing platform. For example, data may include data representing a text segment, an image, an audio signal, and/or a video signal.
    [003] For example, Twitter™ offers a social networking and microblog service, allowing its users to send and read messages, also referred to as tweets. Tweets are text-based posts of up to 140 characters, displayed on the user's profile page.
    [004] Other examples include real-time visual media sharing platforms that allow a user to share with their friends an image they have captured, for example, on a social network such as Facebook™ and /or other users of real-time visual media sharing platforms. Examples of these real-time visual media sharing platforms are Mobli™, Instagram™ and Twitter™.
    [005] Some of these real-time visual media sharing platforms suggest functions that allow the user to edit the shared image, for example, using color filters and/or similar. SUMMARY
    [006] According to some applications of the present patent application, a method for selecting the functions of editing visual content is provided. The method comprises storing a plurality of records, each with the suitability data of one of a plurality of visual content editing functions, receiving, from a client terminal, a request with visual content data pertaining to a visual content, selecting a group from the plurality of visual content editing functions according to the visual content data, and responding to the client terminal's request by sending a response with a list comprising at least one of a plurality of group members and a plurality of appointments for the plurality of members.
    [007] Optionally, the method further comprises capturing the visual content using an image sensor installed in the client terminal.
    [008] Optionally, the visual content data comprises positional data belonging to the client terminal, the selection being performed according to the positional data.
    [009] More optionally, the selection comprises using the positional data to classify the location of the client terminal, the selection being performed according to the classification.
    [0010] Optionally, the visual content data comprises a speed of the client terminal, the selection being performed according to speed.
    [0011] Optionally, the method further comprises analyzing the textual content of a plurality of content that provides network sources to identify at least one current event, the selection being performed according to at least one current event.
    [0012] More optionally, the analysis comprises at least one of a semantic analysis and a statistical analysis of the textual content.
    [0013] More optionally, the method further comprises acquiring at least one demographic characteristic of a client terminal user; characterized in that a selection is performed according to at least one demographic characteristic.
    [0014] More optionally, storage comprises automatically generating at least some of the plurality of visual content editing functions according to at least one of the visual content data, personal data belonging to a user of the client terminal, and the information acquired from the textual content of a plurality of content that provides network sources.
    [0015] Optionally, the request comprises the identification of the user, the selection comprises acquiring personal data belonging to a user of the client terminal according to the identification of the user, the selection being carried out according to the personal data.
    [0016] More optionally, personal data being extracted from a social network profile.
    [0017] More optionally, the personal data comprises a log of visual content editing functions previously selected from the plurality of visual content editing functions.
    [0018] More optionally, the request comprises the user's identification, the selection comprises acquiring social network data belonging to a friend of a client terminal user in a social network according to the user's identification, the selection being performed from according to the data of the social network.
    [0019] According to some applications of the present patent application, a method for adjusting the visual content is provided. The method comprises selecting the visual content at a client terminal, extracting the visual content data pertaining to the visual content, forwarding a request that includes the visual content data to a network node through a network, receiving in response to the request , a list of a plurality of the network node's visual content editing functions, presenting, at the client terminal, the plurality of visual content editing functions to a user, receiving the selection of at least one member of the list user, adjust the visual content using at least one member, and output the adjusted visual content.
    [0020] Optionally, the selection comprises locally capturing the visual content using an image sensor installed in the client terminal.
    [0021] Optionally, the selection comprises accessing a database through the network and selecting the visual content using a user interface on the client terminal.
    [0022] Optionally, the extraction comprises image processing of the visual content to perform at least one of the identification of an object having a predefined feature in the visual content, classification of a scene described in the visual content, recognition of a facial feature in the visual content, and detecting a moving object in the visual content and the request comprises an image processing result.
    [0023] More optionally, the method further comprises identifying the positional data of the client terminal; visual content data comprises positional data.
    [0024] Optionally, the request comprises the identification of user data; further comprising extracting personal data according to the user ID; characterized by the list being formed according to personal data.
    [0025] Optionally, the tuning comprises acquiring at least one member of the network node.
    [0026] According to some applications of the present patent application, a system is provided that provides a plurality of visual content editing functions to a plurality of client terminals. The system comprises a network interface that receives a request having, from a client terminal, a repository that stores a plurality of records each with suitability data from one of a plurality of visual content editing functions, and a selection module that selects a group of the plurality of visual content editing functions in accordance with the visual content data and generates a list comprising at least one of a plurality of group members and a plurality of indications for the plurality of members. The network interface sends the list as a response to the request.
    [0027] Optionally, the system further comprises a plurality of client modules that allow a user to create a visual content editing function and update the repository with the created visual content editing function.
    [0028] Unless defined otherwise, all technical and/or scientific terms used in this document have the same meaning as commonly understood by a person skilled in the art to which this patent application belongs. While methods and materials similar or equivalent to those described herein may be used in the practice or testing of applications of the present application, exemplary methods and/or materials are described below. In case of conflict, the patent specification, including definitions, will control. Furthermore, the materials, methods, and examples are illustrative only and are not necessarily meant to be limiting.
    [0029] The implementation of the method and/or system of applications of the present patent application may involve performing or completing the mutually selected tasks, automatically, or a combination of these. Furthermore, according to the actual instrumentation and equipment of the method and/or system applications of the present patent application, several selected tasks could be implemented by hardware, by software or by firmware or by a combination of these using a system operational.
    [0030] For example, the hardware to perform the tasks selected according to the applications of the present patent application could be implemented as a chip or a circuit. As software, the tasks selected according to the applications of the present patent application could be implemented as a plurality of software instructions being executed by a computer using any suitable operating system. In an exemplary application of the present patent application, one or more tasks in accordance with the exemplary applications of the method and/or system as described in this document are performed by a data processor, as a computing platform to perform a plurality of instructions. Optionally, the data processor includes volatile memory for storing instructions and/or data and/or non-volatile storage, for example, a magnetic hard disk and/or removable medium, for storing instructions and/or data. Optionally, a network connection is provided as well. A screen and/or user input device such as a keyboard or mouse is optionally provided as well. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
    [0031] Some applications of the present patent application are described herein, for example purposes only, with reference to the attached drawings. With specific reference now to the detailed drawings, it is noted that the particles shown are by way of example and for purposes of illustrative discussion of the applications of the present patent application. In this regard, the description with the drawings makes it apparent to those skilled in the art how the applications of the present patent application can be practiced. In the drawings: Figure 1 is a schematic illustration of a system that is connected through a communication network to the client terminals and provides them with a list of functions for editing the visual content, according to some applications of the present application. patent; Figures 2A and 2B are image adjustments where each adjustment includes an original image, a color filtered image, and a color filtered image with an overlay in addition to the Nike™ logo, in accordance with some applications of the present patent application for invention; and Figure 3 is a flowchart of a method for processing visual content using one or more visual content editing functions, in accordance with some applications of the present patent application. DESCRIPTION OF APPLICATIONS
    [0032] The present patent application, in some respective applications, refers to image processing and, more particularly, but not exclusively, to systems and methods to selectively adjust the visual content on the client terminals.
    [0033] According to some applications of the present patent application, there are methods and systems that provide a remote client terminal with a plurality of visual content editing functions, such as image processing filters and/or overlays, to adjust a certain visual content based on data extracted from and/or related to it, real-time data, such as new events, and/or personal data related to the user of the client's terminal. Optionally, overlays include sound overlays that are designed to be added to visual content. The system provides the user with a list of visual content editing functions that are tailored to their needs, preferences and/or currently captured visual content. In this way, the user is not limited to choosing from a fixed set of visual content editing functions and/or has to review a large collection of visual content editing functions. The selected list exposes the user to different visual content editing functions that are tailored to their current needs, preferences and/or currently captured visual content such as an image or a video file (ie video files, multimedia files, and video/audio files). For example, the system allows a user to receive location-based visual content editing functions that allow them to automatically add appropriate graphics and/or text by a single click on the displayed list. The system even allows a user to receive the visual content editing functions that are frequently used by their friends (ie, social network friends, followers and/or followed users), frequently used by them, and/or suitable for a set of circumstances in which its visual content is considered.
    [0034] Optionally, the system includes a repository with visual content editing functions that are generated in real time according to new local and/or global events and/or visual content editing functions that are generated to meet the needs from any one of a plurality of subscribers.
    [0035] Before explaining at least one application of the present patent application in detail, it should be understood that the present patent application is not necessarily limited in its application to the details of construction and arrangement of components and /or methods set out in the description below and/or illustrated in the drawings and/or in the examples. The present patent application is subject to other applications or to be practiced or carried out in various ways.
    [0036] Reference is now made to Figure 1, which is a schematic illustration of a system 100, optionally a network node, which is connected, through a communication network 101, such as the internet, to a plurality of terminals of the client and provides these client terminals, optionally in response to a request, with a list of functions to edit the visual content, these one or more images or video files, according to some applications of the present patent application. As used herein, editing comprises processing one or more images or structures of a video file, optionally in pixel mode, using image filters to filter an image or some or all structures of a video file, adding the visual content to an image or one or more structures of a video file, eg graphics, adding sound content to an image and/or a video file, overlaying or embedding text boxes, overlaying or embedding graphics, and/or the like , adding structures to a sequence of structures in a video file, and/or the like. For brevity, overlay and embedding may be used interchangeably in this document. For brevity, visual content added to edited visual content is referred to as a visual overlay or overlay. Sound content added to edited visual content is referred to as a sound overlay.
    [0037] System 100 allows users of client terminals 102 to receive a list of visual content editing functions and select one or more functions from it to edit selected visual content, such as an image or a video file, for example , before sending and/or updating visual content, for example, as a visual message, for example, a visual twit, such as a Mobli™ message, Twitter™ message and/or an Instagram™ message. As used herein, a client terminal means a mobile phone, a Smartphone, a tablet, a laptop, a camera having a network interface and/or the like.
    [0038] The system 100, which is optionally implemented using one or more network servers, includes a network interface 103, such as a network interface card and/or a port. The network interface facilitates the establishment of bidirectional communication between system 100 and client terminals 102. This communication allows system 100 to receive requests for visual content editing functions and respond with a list of selected visual content editing functions , for example, as described below.
    [0039] The system 100 further includes a repository 104 for hosting the records of the visual content editing function, optionally associated with the visual content editing functions, and a selection module 105 that receives the request for the content editing functions visual through the network interface 103 and generates a list of visual content editing functions on demand, for example, as described below. The list is optionally forwarded to the client terminals via the network interface 103.
    [0040] Optionally, each client endpoint 102 hosts a local module 106, such as an application, widget, or accessory, with a user interface, for example, a graphical user interface (GUI) that presents the user with the option to select the visual content for adaptation. For example, the client terminal allows the user to select a file from the client terminal's memory, a social network profile, an image repository account such as flicker, and/or the like. Additionally or alternatively, the user interface is adapted to allow the user to send a captured image or video using the client terminal to process by one of the plurality of visual content editing functions. For example, the client terminal is a cellular device having an image sensor and a user interface that allows a user to select a member from a list of visual content editing functions that are presented to him, for example, as exemplified below. Optionally, a plurality of user profiles, such as subscriber profiles, are stored and managed by system 100, for example, as described below. Optionally, user profiles are subscriber profiles of a social network, which are managed by a subscriber database, eg managed by separate web servers 107 and/or in a local repository.
    [0041] According to some applications of the present patent application, users can generate visual content editing functions. These visual content editing functions are then loaded into repository 104 and a respective documentation record is formed. Optionally, the user defines sharing of visual content editing functions. For example, the user defines whether the visual content editing functions are for personal use only, for the use of friends, and/or for public use. In these applications, visual content editing functions can be tagged with their sharing rights. Optionally, the local module 106 includes module for generating the visual content editing functions. The generated functions can be standard overlays with selected graphic, color filter with selected colors, and/or any other filters that are devised by the user. For example, Figures 2A and 2B each depict a set of images the first, marked with (1) is the original, the second, marked with (2) is when a color filter is applied, and the third, marked with (3) is when a color filter is applied with an overlay in addition to the Nike™ logo. The generated functions can be standard sound overlays with selected tones and/or soundtrack. As used herein, a sound overlay means a soundtrack, a music file, and/or any sound content that is set to play simultaneously with the presentation of the visual content. For example, the sound overlay can be an audible alert, optionally customized, the song selected by user upload, the song selected for user upload, for example using an automatic music selection module such as Apple's Genius™ ™, and/or the like.
    [0042] Reference is now made to Figure 3, which is a flowchart of a method 200 for processing visual content, such as an image or a video file, using one or more visual content editing functions, according to some applications of the present patent application.
    [0043] First, as shown in 201, the visual content is selected for editing by the user. Selection is optionally performed using a user interface on the client terminal, for example a GUI that is presented on a touch screen of the client terminal. Selected visual content can be selected from an internal or external library or a currently captured image or video file.
    [0044] Optionally, as shown at 202, visual content data is generated. Optionally, the visual content is locally processed to identify descriptive characteristics that allow classifying the described scenes and/or characters and/or to identify certain objects. Image processing can be performed using known image processing algorithms such as face part recognition algorithm, close detection algorithm, motion detection algorithm and/or the like. In this application, visual content data includes descriptive information.
    [0045] Additionally or alternatively, the visual content data includes positional data pertaining to the location of the client terminal. Positional data, such as location, velocity, and/or acceleration, is optionally acquired from a customer terminal global positioning system (GPS) unit, assisted GPS, or any other positioning systems.
    [0046] Additionally or alternatively, the visual content data includes information pertaining to the type of the client terminal.
    [0047] Additionally or alternatively, the visual content data includes the user identification (ID/user identification) belonging to the user of the client terminal, for example, as described below.
    [0048] Now, as shown at 203, a request with the visual content data is sent to system 100, for example, as a hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) message or any other web message.
    [0049] Optionally, the request includes visual content data pertaining to the selected visual content. The visual content data allows the system 100, for example, the selection module 105 to select and/or adapt the visual content editing functions to be sent in response to the client terminal. For example, on the system side, as shown in Figure 3, in response to a request from a client terminal, a list of visual content editing functions is generated. First, as shown at 301, the visual content data is extracted from the incoming request. Additionally or alternatively, as shown at 302, real time is acquired, for example, using computer programs and/or accessing selected databases and/or websites, for example, as described below. Additionally or alternatively, as shown at 303, user data is acquired, for example, by accessing the previously mentioned subscriber's profile and/or subscriber database. User data is acquired against a user ID that is extracted from the request, for example a subscriber ID. This user ID can be provided by the local module 106 and/or any ID tag on the customer terminal.
    [0050] Now, as shown at 304, based on the visual content data, real-time data, and/or user data, a plurality of visual content editing functions are selected from repository 104.
    [0051] According to some applications of the present patent application, for example, as described above, the visual content data includes positional data. In these applications, positional data is analyzed to select visual content editing functions related to the specific location.
    [0052] In these applications, some of all records of the visual content editing function listed in repository 104 can be tagged, and optionally weighed, according to their relevance in a given graphic area (ie, coordinates, a country, a city, and a street) and/or type of location (ie, a restaurant, a workplace, home, a bar, an amusement park, a train station, a store, a mall, and a sports venue ).
    [0053] Optionally, each record of the visual content editing function includes an array of weighted (i.e., sorted and/or evaluated) tags that each receive a value according to the affinity of the respective visual content editing function in a different type of location and/or geographic area. In use, the user's positional data is combined with the matrix of weighted tags from each of the visual content editing function records to identify one or more relevant visual content editing functions.
    [0054] Thus, for example, if the positional data is indicative that the visual content was captured in Australia, a visual content editing function that provides an Australian indicator overlay and/or an Australian antenna sound overlay and/ or Australian popular music can be selected. In another example, if the positional data is indicative that the visual content was captured in New York, a visual content editing function that provides a Statue of Liberty overlay and/or a New York New York music sound overlay might be provided. In another example, if the positional data is indicative that the visual content was captured in a cafe, a visual content editing function that provides an overlay of a cafe supplier, cafe location and/or cafe-related activities and /or a sound overlay that is related to coffee is provided.
    [0055] According to some applications of the present patent application, the editing functions of visual content are selected according to a speed that is measured for the client terminal. Velocity is optionally part of the positional data, for example as described above. Similar to the above, visual content editing function records may include one or more tags that are indicative of the relevance of a respective visual content editing function at one or more speeds. So, for example, a visual content editing function that can be selected at high speeds might be an overlay with a "road trip" logo, a blur filter to enhance or reduce a blurry artifact, a suitable soundtrack, and /or the like.
    [0056] According to some applications of the present patent application, the real-time data includes one or more real-time events that occurred recently, for example, in the last few hours, days, or weeks. Optionally, real-time events are acquired from new aggregators, such as Google™ News, and/or from different websites using computer programs. Optionally, semantic and/or statistical analysis is used to extract keywords from new events. Each record of the visual content editing function is optionally tagged with metadata that includes a plurality of characterizing words or phrases. The keywords can now be combined with the plurality of words or sentences characterizing each record to determine the relevance of the respective visual content editing function to annual events. Optionally, visual content editing functions can be loaded by the operator in response to annual events. In this application, the operator can manually add bookmark(s) or update bookmark(s) from the records of the visual content editing function, for example, with keywords and/or location relevance data.
    [0057] The combination of the annual events and the records of the visual content editing function allows you to select the visual content editing functions with a real-time contemporary significance. For example, visual content editing functions that are related to the environment, eg overlays with Greenpeace logo images, wildlife images, green color filters and/or the respective audio can be selected when the current event is "Earth's Day". In another example, an overlay with a specific slogan is selected. Optionally, a sound overlay characterized by the slogan is sound to be selected.
    [0058] Optionally, real-time events are weighted according to the scope of coverage they receive on new websites. These events can be weighted according to their geographic relevance to the user. For example, real-time events are weighted according to the scope of coverage they receive on new websites that manage local issues in close proximity to the user. For example, the selection module 105 identifies the user's current location, for example, according to its positional data and new weighting events of new websites according to its relevance to the user's location. In this application, new events from the website sandiego6.com which provides San Diego news from new events of new websites in general if the user is located in San Diego.
    [0059] The combination of the user's positional data and annual events and the visual content editing functions allows you to select the visual content editing functions that are related to the annual events in the neighborhood, city, country, and/or in the area around the user. For example, location-specific events such as elections for a local candidate in a US state can be combined for a user who is located in the respective US state with a visual content editing function that is tagged with the candidate's name, as an overlay with your name. In another example, the user's location is a stadium and the news indicates that a certain sport competition is taking place or is about to take place in the stadium, the visual content editing functions that are related to the teams, for example, the image overlays of ( s) team logo(s) and/or player(s), color filters with team logo colors, and/or similar may be selected for the user.
    [0060] According to some applications of the present patent application, the functions of editing visual content are selected according to the personal information belonging to the user. Optionally, system 100 manages a plurality of user profiles, such as subscriber profiles, for example, as described above. Each user profile includes personal information pertaining to the user, such as demographic data, history of selection of visual content editing functions, history of positional position data, and/or preferences. In use, the selection module 105 uses the user ID to identify a respective user profile. Additionally or alternatively, system 100 uses the user ID to extract personal data from this social network page, for example, gender, date of birth, hometown, education, marital status, and/or interests. User data from the user profile and/or the social networking page is used to select the visual content editing functions, for example, according to the tags in the visual content editing function records, similar to the one described above . In these applications, user permission is optionally acquired.
    [0061] Additionally or alternatively, the system 100 uses the user ID to extract the personal data that defines the favorite functions of editing visual content. These favorite functions can be used visual content editing functions, selected and/or tagged visual content editing functions, visual content editing functions that are used to create most of the posted images and/or the like.
    [0062] In these applications, the visual content editing functions are marked as suitable for users with certain demographic characteristic(s), such as age group, or a certain combination of demographic characteristics, eg age, gender, and marital status. For example, for the age group between 12 and 17, a visual content editing function of an overlay with a Justin Bieber image and/or a sound overlay with a Justin Bieber song can be selected, for the combination of age and marital status, a visual content editing function of an “I'm single” or “I'm a proud mother” overlay can be selected and based on the birth data, a visual content editing function of an overlay with “happy birthday” text, sound overlay with “happy birthday” music and/or balloon graphic effect can be selected.
    [0063] According to some applications of the present patent application, the functions of editing visual content are selected according to the social activity of the user and/or his friends. For example, the selection module can access the social network profile to analyze the user and/or the user's new friends feeds to match the visual content editing functions, for example, based on a keyword analysis, similarly to the one described above regarding new events.
    [0064] For example, visual content editing functions can be selected according to the user's social activity, such as checking at a certain location, such as a bar, attendant at a certain event, invited to a certain event, and/or adding indicative content, such as a status line or shared content. Likewise, based on the preferences of the user's friends it can be considered when selecting the visual content editing functions. For example, if the user's profile indicates that the user is checked in to a specific restaurant, the visual content editing function, which is related to restaurants in general and/or to the specific restaurant, is selected. In another example if the user profile indicates that the user has a friend with a birthday, visual content editing function, which is related to birthdays in general, is selected.
    [0065] In another application, the visual content editing functions are automatically generated based on the user's social network profile and/or the selections of friends in this network. For example, a visual content editing function with an overlay that includes a copy of the user's status can be generated. In another example, if a certain amount of friends from which users choose a specific visual content editing function, this visual content editing function is suggested to the user. In another example, if the user's profile indicates that the user has a friend with a birthday, the visual content editing function, which is related to the specific user who has a birthday, is generated, for example, an overlay with the name from the friend, a function selected from the most frequent functions he uses and/or similar. Friend data can be acquired using a social connection graph.
    [0066] According to some applications of the present patent application, the visual content editing functions are selected according to the user's previous selections in system 100. In this application, the visual content editing functions, which have been previously used by the user to improve the visual content, are recorded. This allows you to weigh visual content editing functions according to their prevalence of use, optionally based on additional terms such as the user's location when using the function, the time of day the user uses the function, and/or the like . In these applications, visual content editing functions, which have been selected by the user more than a certain amount of times and/or during a certain period of the day and/or in a certain location, are selected or given a high score or rating. .
    [0067] For example, if when the user visited at a certain location, eg Madison Square Garden, he chose a New York Nicks logo, a function with a New York Nicks logo overlay can be selected when the user is again at this location and/or at a similar location, for example at other sporting venues.
    [0068] As described above, a user can create standardized visual content editing functions and upload them to system 100. Optionally, the visual content editing functions that are generated by the user and/or their friends, eg friends are automatically selected and/or given a high rating in a selection process.
    [0069] As described above, visual content data can include descriptive characteristics that allow the classification of scenes and/or characters and/or described to identify certain objects. In this application, visual content editing functions that are marked as suitable for descriptive characteristics can be selected. For example, if a car is identified in the visual content, a visual content editing function with an overlay that says “I just turbocharged my car” can be selected. If detected a dish or a part of the food is identified, a visual content editing function with an overlay and/or a sound overlay that includes promotional content from a food company is presented. In another example, smiling faces are identified, promotional content about a toothbrush can be featured.
    [0070] According to some applications of the present patent application, the selection module combines some or more of the above methods to select the functions of editing visual content. Optionally, visual content editing functions are rated or evaluated by some or all of the previously mentioned selection methods. In this way, visual content editing functions that receive a rating or cumulative rating above a certain threshold and/or a number of visual content editing functions with the highest rating and/or rating are selected for the list. In this way, the visual content editing functions are classified according to the data acquired from the user's social profile, positional data, and real-time data.
    [0071] Reference is now again made to figure 3. Now, as shown at 305, a list that includes the selected visual content editing functions and/or indications of the selected visual content editing functions, for example , small exemplary images, are generated and forwarded to the client terminal, as shown at 306.
    [0072] As shown at 204, the client terminal receives the list of a plurality of visual content editing functions and presents it, as shown at 205, to the user.
    [0073] The user can now select, as shown at 206, one or more members from the presented list. Optionally, the selected visual content editing functions are stored in the client terminal, for example managed by the local module 106. Additionally or alternatively, the selected visual content editing functions are received in the list. Additionally or alternatively, the visual content editing functions are stored in repository 104. In these applications, after the user selects one or more members, a request for the selected visual content editing functions is forwarded to the system 100 which responds with the required visual content editing functions.
    [0074] Then, as shown in 207, the visual content is adjusted using the selected visual content editing function.
    [0075] As shown at 208, the adjusted visual content can now be issued, for example, uploaded to a server, posted and/or shared with other subscribers of system 100, for example, as a visual twit, as a Mobli message. ™, message from Twitter™ and/or a message from Instagram™, uploaded to a social networking web page and/or forwarded to one or more friends, for example, as an email message such as a multimedia messaging service message (MMS/multimedia messaging service).
    [0076] It is expected that during the patent maturation time of this application many similar methods and/or devices will be developed and the scope of the term a module, a client terminal and a controller is intended to include all these new technologies a priori .
    [0077] As used herein the term "approximately" refers to ± 10%.
    [0078] The terms "comprises", "comprising", "includes", "including", "having" and their conjugations mean "including, among others". This term covers the terms “consisting of” and “consisting essentially of”.
    [0079] The phrase "consisting essentially of" means that the composition or method may include additional ingredients and/or additional steps, but only if the additional ingredients and/or steps do not materially alter the novel and basic characteristics of the claimed composition or method.
    [0080] As used herein, the singular form "a", "an", "the" and "a" includes plural references unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. For example, the term "a compound" or "at least one compound" can include a plurality of compounds, including mixtures thereof.
    [0081] The word “exemplary” is used in this document to mean “serving as an example, case or illustration”. Any application described as “exemplary” is not necessarily to be built as preferred or advantageous over other applications and/or to exclude the incorporation of features from other applications.
    [0082] The word “optionally” is used here to mean “is provided in some applications and not provided in other applications”. Any particular application of the present patent application may include a plurality of "optional" features unless these features conflict.
    [0083] Throughout this application, various applications of this patent application may be presented in a variable format. It should be understood that the description in variable format is merely for convenience and brevity and should not be construed as an inflexible limitation on the scope of the present patent application. Of course, the description of a range must be considered to have specifically revealed all possible sub-ranges as well as the individual numerical values within the range. For example, describing a range as 1 to 6 should be considered to have specifically revealed subranges as 1 to 3, 1 to 4, 1 to 5, 2 to 4, 2 to 6, 3 to 6 etc., as well as individual numbers within this range, for example 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. This applies regardless of the range's amplitude.
    [0084] Whenever a numerical range is indicated here, it means to include any quoted number (fractional or integral) within the indicated range. The phrases "ranging from/varies between" a first named number and a second named number and "ranging/varies from" a first named number "to" a second named number are used interchangeably herein and are meant to include the first and second indicated numbers and all fractional and integral numbers in between.
    [0085] It is noted that certain features of the present patent application, which are, for clarification, described in the context of separate applications, may also be provided in combination in a single application. On the other hand, various features of the present patent application, which are, for brevity, described in the context of a single application, may also be provided separately or in any suitable subcombination or as appropriate in any other application of the present application. of invention described. Certain features described in the context of various applications should not be considered essential features for these applications, unless the application is inoperative without these elements.
    [0086] Although the present patent application has been described in conjunction with the respective specific applications, it is evident that many alternatives, modifications and variations will be evident to those skilled in the art. Of course, it is intended to cover all these alternatives, modifications and variations which are within the spirit and wide scope of the appended claims.
    [0087] All publications, patents and patent applications mentioned in this specification are hereby incorporated in their entirety by reference in the specification, to the same extent as if each individual publication, patent or patent application has been specifically and individually indicated to be incorporated herein by reference. Furthermore, the citation or identification of any reference in this application should not be construed as an admission that this reference is available prior to the present application. Insofar as section headings are used, they should not be construed as necessarily limiting.
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    Claims (22)
    [0001]
    1. "METHOD FOR SELECTING VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS", the method being performed by at least one network unit programmed to perform the steps of the method, the method comprising: storing a plurality of records, each with data from adaptation of one of a plurality of visual content editing functions; receiving, on a server side, through a communication network and from an application installed on a client terminal (102), a request for visual content editing functions, said request comprising positional data belonging to said customer terminal (102); analyzing textual content from a plurality of content delivery network sources available through a network to identify at least one current event; selecting, on a server side, a group of said plurality of visual content editing functions in accordance with said positional data of at least one said current event; and responding to said request from said client terminal (102) by sending a response with said group, characterized in that said application is adapted to present a graphical user interface (GUI) on a display of said client terminal (102) , said GUI having a plurality of indications, each of a plurality of members of said group, so as to allow the user of said client terminal (102) to locally edit said visual content in said client terminal (102) with one or more of said plurality of visual content editing functions in response to a selection of any of said plurality of indications, wherein said visual content incorporates at least one of a video or image file.
    [0002]
    2. "METHOD FOR SELECTING FUNCTIONS FOR EDITING VISUAL CONTENT", according to claim 1, characterized in that it further consists of capturing said visual content using an image sensor installed in said client terminal (102).
    [0003]
    3. "METHOD FOR SELECTING VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS", according to claim 1, characterized in that said selection consists of using said positional data to classify the location of said client terminal (102), said selection being performed in accordance with that classification.
    [0004]
    4. "METHOD FOR SELECTING VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS", according to claim 1, characterized in that said request presents a speed of said client terminal (102) when said visual content is captured by said image sensor , said selection being performed according to said speed.
    [0005]
    5. "METHOD FOR SELECTING FUNCTIONS FOR EDITING VISUAL CONTENT", according to claim 1, characterized in that said analysis consists of at least one of a semantic analysis and a statistical analysis of said textual content.
    [0006]
    6. "METHOD FOR SELECTING VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS", according to claim 1, further consisting in acquiring at least one demographic particularity of a user of said client terminal (102); characterized in that said selection is performed according to at least one said demographic feature.
    [0007]
    7. "METHOD FOR SELECTING VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS", according to claim 1, characterized in that said storage consists of the automatic generation of at least some of said plurality of visual content editing functions according to, at least one of said visual content data, personal data belonging to a user of said client terminal (102) and information acquired from textual content from a plurality of content delivery network sources.
    [0008]
    8. "METHOD FOR SELECTING VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS", according to claim 1, characterized in that said request consists of user identification, said selection consists of acquiring the personal data belonging to a user of said client terminal (102), according to said user identification, said selection being carried out in accordance with said personal data.
    [0009]
    9. "METHOD TO SELECT VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS", according to claim 8, characterized in that said personal data are extracted from a profile of the social network.
    [0010]
    10. "METHOD FOR SELECTING VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS", according to claim 8, characterized in that said personal data has a log of visual content editing functions previously selected from said plurality of visual content editing functions.
    [0011]
    11. "METHOD FOR SELECTING VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS", according to claim 8, characterized in that said request consists of the user's identification, said selection consists of acquiring the social network data belonging to a friend of a user of said client terminal (102) in a social network, according to said user identification, said selection being performed according to said social network data.
    [0012]
    12. "METHOD FOR SELECTING FUNCTIONS FOR EDITING VISUAL CONTENT", according to claim 1, characterized in that said group has at least one addition function of at least one soundtrack to be played while said content visual is displayed.
    [0013]
    13. "METHOD FOR SELECTING VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS", according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one said soundtrack is selected according to said visual content data.
    [0014]
    14. "METHOD FOR SELECTING FUNCTIONS FOR EDITING VISUAL CONTENT", according to claim 1, characterized in that said group has at least one addition function of at least one visual overlay to be presented with said content visual.
    [0015]
    15. “METHOD FOR ADJUSTING VISUAL CONTENT” means the method consisting of: selecting the visual content at a client terminal (102); extract the visual content data pertaining to said visual content; analyzing textual content from a plurality of content delivery network sources available through a network to identify at least one current event; forwarding to a network node via a communication network a request for visual content editing functions, said request comprising positional data belonging to said client terminal; receiving, from said network node and in response to said request, a plurality of visual content editing functions from said network node; said plurality of visual content editing functions being selected in accordance with an analysis of said at least one current event and said positional data by said network node; presenting a graphical user interface (GUI) to a user, said GUI being displayed on a display of said client terminal, said GUI comprising a plurality of indications from each of said plurality of visual content editing functions; receiving a selection of one or more of said plurality of referrals from said user; in response to said selection, editing the visual content using one of said plurality of visual content editing functions; and outputting said adjusted visual content, characterized in that said visual content comprises at least one of a video or image file.
    [0016]
    16. "METHOD FOR ADJUSTING VISUAL CONTENT", according to claim 15, characterized in that said selection has the local capture of said visual content using an image sensor installed in said client terminal (102).
    [0017]
    17. "METHOD FOR ADJUSTING VISUAL CONTENT", according to claim 15, characterized in that said selection has access to a database through said network and the selection of said visual content using a user interface on said terminal of the customer (102).
    [0018]
    18. "METHOD FOR ADJUSTING VISUAL CONTENT", according to claim 15, characterized in that said extraction has the image processing of said visual content to perform at least one of the following: identification of an object having a predefined particularity in the said visual content, classifying a described scene in said visual content, recognizing a facial feature in said visual content and detecting a moving object in said visual content, and said request having a result of said image processing.
    [0019]
    19. "METHOD FOR ADJUSTING THE VISUAL CONTENT", according to claim 15, characterized in that it further identifies the positional data of said client terminal (102); said visual content data having said positional data.
    [0020]
    20. "METHOD TO ADJUST THE VISUAL CONTENT", according to claim 15, characterized in that said request has user identification data; having, further, the extraction of personal data in accordance with said user ID; wherein said plurality of visual content editing functions is selected in accordance with said personal data.
    [0021]
    21. "SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING A PLURALITY OF VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS" to a plurality of client terminals (102), the system having: a processor adapted to analyze textual content from a plurality of content delivery network sources available through a network to identify at least one current event; a network interface (103) which receives, via a communication network, a request having positional data of a client terminal from a client terminal (102); a repository (104) that stores a plurality of records, each with suitability data from one of a plurality of visual content editing functions; and a selection module (105) using said processor to select a group of said plurality of visual content editing functions in accordance with at least one said current event and said positional data, characterized in that said interface of the network (103) to send to said client terminal said group via a communication network as a response to said request, so as to allow said client terminal to present a graphical user interface (GUI) having a plurality of indications, each from a member of said group, on a display of said client terminal, in which, by a selection made using said GUI, the user triggers a local edition of the visual content in said client terminal with one of the said visual content editing functions, wherein said visual content consists of at least one of a video or image file.
    [0022]
    22. "SYSTEM TO PROVIDE A PLURALITY OF VISUAL CONTENT EDITING FUNCTIONS", according to claim 21, characterized in that it also has a plurality of client modules, each one allowing a user to create a content editing function visual and update said repository (104) with said created visual content editing function.
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