Abstract: The present disclosure describes techniques of presenting audio/video (AV) files. The disclosed techniques include displaying a first interface, wherein the first interface comprises a list of a plurality of AV files and an editing area; generating a plot graph based at least in part on an input by a first user via the first interface, wherein the plot graph has a directed structure, and the at least one first type of AV file and the at least one second type of AV file are associated with different nodes of the plot graph; playing a first type of AV file; detecting that a preset instruction is received in response to determining that a playing progress of the first type of AV file reaches a first predetermined position; and playing another first type of AV file or a second type of AV file based on the preset instruction.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes techniques for playing videos. The disclosed techniques include obtaining a total duration and a playing duration of a first video segment; identifying a first video node corresponding to the first video segment and a first directing message associated with the first video node in a video playing plot graph, wherein the video playing plot graph is pre-generated and comprises a plurality of video nodes, and each video node corresponds to a video segment and is associated with a directing message comprising information related to a second video node; determining the second video node based on the first directing message in response to a determination that a difference between the total duration and the playing duration is equal to a predetermined amount; obtaining the second video segment based on the second video node; and playing the second video segment continuously once the first video segment is finished.