Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a particle foam part, in particular a cushioning element for sportswear, such as a shoe sole, or a cushioning element, which has been produced by such a method, in particular a shoe sole. The method for manufacturing a cushioning element for sportswear such as a shoe sole, may comprise the steps of feeding foam particles into a mold cavity of a mold tool, and welding of the foam particles in the mold cavity while applying a predetermined pressure, wherein the foam particles comprise a fraction of at least 10% by weight of recycled, shredded foam particles (regenerated material) and the welding of the foam particles is effected by means of electromagnetic waves.

Abstract: Systems and methods for recording “on-screen” content of a user device via a web browser-based coupling with a content recording system. The content to be recorded may include an audio component and a video component. The audio and video components are merged into a single stream that contains the content displayed via the user device. Segments of the recorded stream are periodically stored to a local storage associated with the web browser. Upon completion of the storage of a segment in the local storage, the segment is uploaded to the content recording system. As the recording session persists, multiple file segments are created in the local storage of the web browser and uploaded, on a segment-by-segment basis, to the server. The server of the content recording system concatenates the multiple uploaded file segments to generate a single file associated with the recorded session.

Abstract: Systems and methods for recording “on-screen” content of a user device via a web browser-based coupling with a content recording system. The content to be recorded may include an audio component and a video component. The audio and video components are merged into a single stream that contains the content displayed via the user device. Segments of the recorded stream are periodically stored to a local storage associated with the web browser. Upon completion of the storage of a segment in the local storage, the segment is uploaded to the content recording system. As the recording session persists, multiple file segments are created in the local storage of the web browser and uploaded, on a segment-by-segment basis, to the server. The server of the content recording system concatenates the multiple uploaded file segments to generate a single file associated with the recorded session.

Abstract: Automatic annotation of recorded lectures includes the annotation of recorded presentations as presented on a computer screen during a presentation. Such annotation is accomplished with metadata that indicates the original slide and the time in the presentation that the slide was presented. Registration of the presentation tags the presentation with this metadata, which uniquely identifies the presentation and each slide. The metadata enables future searching of the recorded presentation for the annotation, such that segments of recorded presentations in which the slide was presented can be recalled. The searching function can also be used in an integrated system with other applications to enable recall of segments of relevant recorded presentations.

Abstract: Automatic annotation of recorded lectures includes the annotation of recorded presentations as presented on a computer screen during a presentation. Such annotation is accomplished with metadata that indicates the original slide and the time in the presentation that the slide was presented. Registration of the presentation tags the presentation with this metadata, which uniquely identifies the presentation and each slide. The metadata enables future searching of the recorded presentation for the annotation, such that segments of recorded presentations in which the slide was presented can be recalled. The searching function can also be used in an integrated system with other applications to enable recall of segments of relevant recorded presentations.