Storing content

An automated extraction configuration module 16 examines metadata stored on a DVD 15 to determine the configuration of content data stored on it. Extraction configuration data from a memory area 17 is utilised by a DVD decryption and extraction module 18 to extract movie data from the DVD 15, which...

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Main Authors JONATHAN MARK KENDRICK, JEREMY MAYO BOSWELL, TIMOTHY JOHN REVELL
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 11.01.2006
Subjects
CALCULATING
COMPUTING
COUNTING
ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
ELECTRIC DIGITAL DATA PROCESSING
ELECTRICITY
INFORMATION STORAGE
PHYSICS
PICTORIAL COMMUNICATION, e.g. TELEVISION
STATIC STORES
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Summary:An automated extraction configuration module 16 examines metadata stored on a DVD 15 to determine the configuration of content data stored on it. Extraction configuration data from a memory area 17 is utilised by a DVD decryption and extraction module 18 to extract movie data from the DVD 15, which is written as AVI data to an intermediate format movie data area 14. A mobile format conversion module 19 converts movie data stored in the extracted movie data area 14 and provides a movie in mobile telephone consumable format in a mobile format movie data area 20. The mobile format conversion module 19 utilises a digital rights management (DRM) processing module 21. The conversion uses information specific to the configuration of, and thus is tailored to, a target device. The data also includes two or more media players and a loader program. The mobile device is controlled to run the loader program initially. The program detects the relevant configuration of the mobile device and determines which of the media players to use to consume the movie content data.
Bibliography:Application Number: GB20040023761