Abstract: A media presentation system ingests and stores media data for recordings (e.g., of events such as meetings, presentations, conferences) and provides short sections of media known as clips, that reference ranges of the full recording, with all clips referencing the same underlying media data stored by the system. The system also enables embedding of any number of arbitrarily sized (e.g., by time and dimensions) clips in a web page or document.

Abstract: A media presentation system ingests and stores media data for recordings (e.g., of events such as meetings, presentations, conferences) and provides short sections of media known as clips, that reference ranges of the full recording, with all clips referencing the same underlying media data stored by the system. The system also enables embedding of any number of arbitrarily sized (e.g., by time and dimensions) clips in a web page or document.

Abstract: A media presentation system includes a page editor enabling embedding into pages of clips referencing portions of a full time-indexed media recording. The pages can be shared with other users with different permissions levels. When a page is loaded, text-layers (e.g., transcript text) of the media data referenced by any embedded clips are displayed, and a playback token is provided, granting access only to the referenced portions of the recording. For full recordings, a group ownership scheme dictates that any recording can have one or many owners that have full rights in accessing and modifying the recording, including redaction.

Abstract: A method and/or apparatus for digital data delivery of hypermedia and/or datafiles including proprietary content. An operative of the method provides authorization of access a1). Remote authorization is provided a4), providing critical dissemination to a plurality of locations.