Abstract: Interpolated video tagging techniques are described. An example method includes identifying, a sequence of video frames included in a plurality of video frames of a video, where an object exists in at least one video frame of the sequence of video frames, determining an interpolation function associated with the existence of the object in the sequence of video frames, where the interpolation function specifies a time domain of the video in which the interpolation function is valid, and transmitting the video, an indication of the object, and an indication of the interpolation function.

Abstract: A method of playing back media content inline within a scrollable mixed multimedia display background is provided. The mixed multimedia content may be displayed in a scrollable container, and thumbnails of playable media items may be displayed in the mixed multimedia content. In response to detecting a user interaction that can be regarded as an intent to start consuming the media item, a media item thumbnail is visually replaced with a player user interface that plays back the media item. When the scrollable container is scrolled, the player is repositioned in tandem with the scrolling motion, so the player appears inline with the rest of the mixed multimedia content. Then the player is moved to a designated position on the screen to allow uninterrupted media consumption when the scrollable container is scrolled to an extent where the position of the player would be deemed unsuitable for media consumption.

Abstract: Interpolated video tagging techniques are described. An example method includes identifying, a sequence of video frames included in a plurality of video frames of a video, where an object exists in at least one video frame of the sequence of video frames, determining an interpolation function associated with the existence of the object in the sequence of video frames, where the interpolation function specifies a time domain of the video in which the interpolation function is valid, and transmitting the video, an indication of the object, and an indication of the interpolation function.

Abstract: Interpolated video tagging techniques are described. An example method includes identifying, a sequence of video frames included in a plurality of video frames of a video, where an object exists in at least one video frame of the sequence of video frames, determining an interpolation function associated with the existence of the object in the sequence of video frames, where the interpolation function specifies a time domain of the video in which the interpolation function is valid, and transmitting the video, an indication of the object, and an indication of the interpolation function.

Abstract: Interpolated video tagging techniques are described. An example method includes identifying, a sequence of video frames included in a plurality of video frames of a video, where an object exists in at least one video frame of the sequence of video frames, determining an interpolation function associated with the existence of the object in the sequence of video frames, where the interpolation function specifies a time domain of the video in which the interpolation function is valid, and transmitting the video, an indication of the object, and an indication of the interpolation function.