Abstract: A computer identifies capture device output that represents an aspect of a recorded event. The computer cryptographically processes the primary subsets of capture device output to produce a validatable master file which includes master file media data primary subset from the capture device output, master primary subset metadata of the master file media data primary subset, and master file blocktree data. The master file blocktree data includes a master file block history portion, a master file signature key portion, and a signed hash of the master file media data primary subset. The computer also modifies the master file media data primary subset to produce a reference file media data primary subset. reference files and distributable files. The computer verifies the authenticity of each of these files.

Abstract: A computer identifies capture device output that represents an aspect of a recorded event. The computer cryptographically processes the primary subsets of capture device output to produce a validatable master file which includes master file media data primary subset from the capture device output, master primary subset metadata of the master file media data primary subset, and master file blocktree data. The master file blocktree data includes a master file block history portion, a master file signature key portion, and a signed hash of the master file media data primary subset. The computer also modifies the master file media data primary subset to produce a reference file media data primary subset. reference files and distributable files. The computer verifies the authenticity of each of these files.

Abstract: A computer identifies capture device output that represents an aspect of a recorded event. The computer cryptographically processes the tracked portions of capture device output to produce a validatable master file which includes master file media data tracked portion from the capture device output, master tracked portion metadata of said master file media data tracked portion, and master file blockchain data. The master file blockchain data includes a master file block history portion, a master file signature key portion, and a signed hash of said master file media data tracked portion. The computer also modifies the master file media data tracked portion to produce a reference file media data tracked portion. reference files and distributable files. The computer verifies the authenticity of each of these files.

Abstract: A computer identifies capture device output that represents an aspect of a recorded event. The computer cryptographically processes the tracked portions of capture device output to produce a validatable master file which includes master file media data tracked portion from the capture device output, master tracked portion metadata of said master file media data tracked portion, and master file blockchain data. The master file blockchain data includes a master file block history portion, a master file signature key portion, and a signed hash of said master file media data tracked portion. The computer also modifies the master file media data tracked portion to produce a reference file media data tracked portion. reference files and distributable files. The computer verifies the authenticity of each of these files.

Abstract: A method, system and computer-usable medium are disclosed for providing graphical completion status information for the management of serial computer operations that are forked into parallel operations. A first interactive progress bar, comprising a plurality of progress indicator segments, is implemented to show the completion status of a composite application. A second progress bar is implemented for each element of the composite application as it is executed. Elements that are serially executed may require prerequisite or dependent operations. Forking operations are performed to execute elements in parallel. One or more progress indicator segments are selected to display information about their related computer operations. The user interacts with the information to pause, modify, reorder, reverse, retarget, or reverse the selected computer operations.

Abstract: A method, system and computer-usable medium are disclosed for providing graphical completion status information for the management of serial computer operations that are forked into parallel operations. A first interactive progress bar, comprising a plurality of progress indicator segments, is implemented to show the completion status of a composite application. A second progress bar is implemented for each element of the composite application as it is executed. Elements that are serially executed may require prerequisite or dependent operations. Forking operations are performed to execute elements in parallel. One or more progress indicator segments are selected to display information about their related computer operations. The user interacts with the information to pause, modify, reorder, reverse, retarget, or reverse the selected computer operations.

Abstract: A method, system and computer-usable medium are disclosed for providing graphical completion status information for the management of serial computer operations that are forked into parallel operations. A first interactive progress bar, comprising a plurality of progress indicator segments, is implemented to show the completion status of a composite application. A second progress bar is implemented for each element of the composite application as it is executed. Elements that are serially executed may require prerequisite or dependent operations. Forking operations are performed to execute elements in parallel. One or more progress indicator segments are selected to display information about their related computer operations. The user interacts with the information to pause, modify, reorder, reverse, retarget, or reverse the selected computer operations.