Abstract: Methods and systems for inter-destination synchronization in first and second receivers for content parts associated with a play-out timeline are disclosed. First timing information comprising first content part identifiers and associated first clock times may be determined, where the first receiver may receive a first content part identifier comprising first fingerprints for identifying a first content part in a first media stream. Second timing information comprising second content part identifiers and associated second clock times may be determined, where the second receiver may receive a second content part identifier identifying a second content part in a second media stream based on the first and second timing information. A timing difference in processing a content part in the first and second media streams may be calculated. Based on the timing difference, synchronization information for inter destination synchronization between said first and second streams may be generated.

Abstract: A method is described for transmitting a multimedia stream from a first end-terminal to a second end-terminal. The first and second end-terminal are connected to at least one gateway for enabling the multimedia stream to be transmitted from the first end-terminal to the second end-terminal. The method comprising the steps of: the first end-terminal inviting the gateway to set up a first multimedia session between the first end-terminal and the gateway, the first multimedia session being controlled by a first protocol; the gateway notifying—in response to the invitation—the second end-terminal of the pending invitation; the second end-terminal setting up—in response to the notification—a second multimedia session between the second end-terminal and the gateway, the second multimedia session being controlled by a second protocol; the gateway setting up—in response to the invitation—the first multimedia session; and transmitting a multimedia stream from the first end-terminal to the second end-terminal.

Abstract: Method for metallizing a product (11) comprising a first component (12) and a second component (13). The product is exposed to a first environment (14) causing the surface of the first component to be hydrophilic and the surface of the second component to be hydrophobic. The product is exposed to a watery solution (15a). Next, the product is exposed to a solution (17a) of a film former and subsequently to a second environment (17b), wherein the solvent evaporates and a film (18) is formed covering the whole product, while maintaining the water film under the film. The product then is rinsed out (17c), causing that the film is removed at the locations of the hydrophilic surface of the first component. Next, the product is nucleated, thus forming a nuclei layer (20) and subsequently the film is removed (19b) only leaving the nuclei layer at the hydrophilic surface of the first component.