Patents by Inventor Raphael Anuar
Raphael Anuar has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 9621854Abstract: A videoconference may be initiated between a plurality of endpoints. At least one of the endpoints may be coupled to a recording server, which may be configured to record the videoconference. A configuration may be selected (e.g., automatically or manually) for performing the recording. The endpoint (e.g., acting as an MCU) may transmit information to endpoints and may transmit recording information to the recording server. The recording information may be different from the videoconference information. For example, it may be in a “streaming friendly” format, at a different bit rate, encoded differently, have different inputs, etc. The manner in which the videoconference is stored and/or recorded may be based on the selected configuration. Clients may be configured to receive and display the videoconference from the recording server and may be configured to change the provided layout to different layouts, e.g., based on user input.Type: GrantFiled: September 10, 2015Date of Patent: April 11, 2017Assignee: Lifesize, Inc.Inventors: Ashish Goyal, Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas, Vivek Wamorkar, Keith C. King, Stefan F. Slivinski, Raphael Anuar, Boby S. Pullamkottu, Sunil George
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Publication number: 20150381936Abstract: A videoconference may be initiated between a plurality of endpoints. At least one of the endpoints may be coupled to a recording server, which may be configured to record the videoconference. A configuration may be selected (e.g., automatically or manually) for performing the recording. The endpoint (e.g., acting as an MCU) may transmit information to endpoints and may transmit recording information to the recording server. The recording information may be different from the videoconference information. For example, it may be in a “streaming friendly” format, at a different bit rate, encoded differently, have different inputs, etc. The manner in which the videoconference is stored and/or recorded may be based on the selected configuration. Clients may be configured to receive and display the videoconference from the recording server and may be configured to change the provided layout to different layouts, e.g., based on user input.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 10, 2015Publication date: December 31, 2015Inventors: Ashish Goyal, Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas, Vivek Wamorkar, Keith C. King, Stefan F. Slivinski, Raphael Anuar, Boby S. Pullamkottu, Sunil George
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Patent number: 9204097Abstract: A videoconference may be initiated between a plurality of endpoints. At least one of the endpoints may be coupled to a recording server, which may be configured to record the videoconference. A configuration may be selected (e.g., automatically or manually) for performing the recording. The endpoint (e.g., acting as an MCU) may transmit information to endpoints and may transmit recording information to the recording server. The recording information may be different from the videoconference information. For example, it may be in a “streaming friendly” format, at a different bit rate, encoded differently, have different inputs, etc. The manner in which the videoconference is stored and/or recorded may be based on the selected configuration. Clients may be configured to receive and display the videoconference from the recording server and may be configured to change the provided layout to different layouts, e.g., based on user input.Type: GrantFiled: March 10, 2014Date of Patent: December 1, 2015Assignee: LifeSize Communications, Inc.Inventors: Ashish Goyal, Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas, Vivek Wamorkar, Keith C. King, Stefan F. Slivinski, Raphael Anuar, Boby S. Pullamkottu, Sunil George
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Patent number: 8854417Abstract: A videoconference may be initiated between a plurality of endpoints. At least one of the endpoints may be coupled to a recording server, which may be configured to record the videoconference. A configuration may be selected (e.g., automatically or manually) for performing the recording. The endpoint (e.g., acting as an MCU) may transmit information to endpoints and may transmit recording information to the recording server. The recording information may be different from the videoconference information. For example, it may be in a “streaming friendly” format, at a different bit rate, encoded differently, have different inputs, etc. The manner in which the videoconference is stored and/or recorded may be based on the selected configuration. Clients may be configured to receive and display the videoconference from the recording server and may be configured to change the provided layout to different layouts, e.g., based on user input.Type: GrantFiled: April 26, 2011Date of Patent: October 7, 2014Assignee: LifeSize Communications, Inc.Inventors: Raphael Anuar, Ashish Goyal, Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas
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Patent number: 8854416Abstract: A videoconference may be initiated between a plurality of endpoints. At least one of the endpoints may be coupled to a recording server, which may be configured to record the videoconference. A configuration may be selected (e.g., automatically or manually) for performing the recording. The endpoint (e.g., acting as an MCU) may transmit information to endpoints and may transmit recording information to the recording server. The recording information may be different from the videoconference information. For example, it may be in a “streaming friendly” format, at a different bit rate, encoded differently, have different inputs, etc. The manner in which the videoconference is stored and/or recorded may be based on the selected configuration. Clients may be configured to receive and display the videoconference from the recording server and may be configured to change the provided layout to different layouts, e.g., based on user input.Type: GrantFiled: April 26, 2011Date of Patent: October 7, 2014Assignee: LifeSize Communications, Inc.Inventors: Ashish Goyal, Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas, Vivek Wamorkar, Keith C. King, Stefan F. Slivinski, Raphael Anuar, Boby S. Pullamkottu, Sunil George
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Patent number: 8786665Abstract: A videoconference may be initiated between a plurality of endpoints. At least one of the endpoints may be coupled to a recording server, which may be configured to record the videoconference. A configuration may be selected (e.g., automatically or manually) for performing the recording. The endpoint (e.g., acting as an MCU) may transmit information to endpoints and may transmit recording information to the recording server. The recording information may be different from the videoconference information. For example, it may be in a “streaming friendly” format, at a different bit rate, encoded differently, have different inputs, etc. The manner in which the videoconference is stored and/or recorded may be based on the selected configuration. Clients may be configured to receive and display the videoconference from the recording server and may be configured to change the provided layout to different layouts, e.g., based on user input.Type: GrantFiled: April 26, 2011Date of Patent: July 22, 2014Assignee: LifeSize Communications, Inc.Inventors: Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas, Ashish Goyal, Raphael Anuar
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Publication number: 20140192142Abstract: A videoconference may be initiated between a plurality of endpoints. At least one of the endpoints may be coupled to a recording server, which may be configured to record the videoconference. A configuration may be selected (e.g., automatically or manually) for performing the recording. The endpoint (e.g., acting as an MCU) may transmit information to endpoints and may transmit recording information to the recording server. The recording information may be different from the videoconference information. For example, it may be in a “streaming friendly” format, at a different bit rate, encoded differently, have different inputs, etc. The manner in which the videoconference is stored and/or recorded may be based on the selected configuration. Clients may be configured to receive and display the videoconference from the recording server and may be configured to change the provided layout to different layouts, e.g., based on user input.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 10, 2014Publication date: July 10, 2014Applicant: LOGITECH EUROPE S.A.Inventors: Ashish Goyal, Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas, Vivek Wamorkar, Keith C. King, Stefan F. Slivinski, Raphael Anuar, Boby S. Pullamkottu, Sunil George
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Publication number: 20120140016Abstract: A videoconference may be initiated between a plurality of endpoints. At least one of the endpoints may be coupled to a recording server, which may be configured to record the videoconference. A configuration may be selected (e.g., automatically or manually) for performing the recording. The endpoint (e.g., acting as an MCU) may transmit information to endpoints and may transmit recording information to the recording server. The recording information may be different from the videoconference information. For example, it may be in a “streaming friendly” format, at a different bit rate, encoded differently, have different inputs, etc. The manner in which the videoconference is stored and/or recorded may be based on the selected configuration. Clients may be configured to receive and display the videoconference from the recording server and may be configured to change the provided layout to different layouts, e.g., based on user input.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 26, 2011Publication date: June 7, 2012Inventors: Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas, Ashish Goyal, Raphael Anuar
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Publication number: 20110261149Abstract: A videoconference may be initiated between a plurality of endpoints. At least one of the endpoints may be coupled to a recording server, which may be configured to record the videoconference. A configuration may be selected (e.g., automatically or manually) for performing the recording. The endpoint (e.g., acting as an MCU) may transmit information to endpoints and may transmit recording information to the recording server. The recording information may be different from the videoconference information. For example, it may be in a “streaming friendly” format, at a different bit rate, encoded differently, have different inputs, etc. The manner in which the videoconference is stored and/or recorded may be based on the selected configuration. Clients may be configured to receive and display the videoconference from the recording server and may be configured to change the provided layout to different layouts, e.g., based on user input.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 26, 2011Publication date: October 27, 2011Inventors: Raphael Anuar, Ashish Goyal, Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas
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Publication number: 20110261147Abstract: A videoconference may be initiated between a plurality of endpoints. At least one of the endpoints may be coupled to a recording server, which may be configured to record the videoconference. A configuration may be selected (e.g., automatically or manually) for performing the recording. The endpoint (e.g., acting as an MCU) may transmit information to endpoints and may transmit recording information to the recording server. The recording information may be different from the videoconference information. For example, it may be in a “streaming friendly” format, at a different bit rate, encoded differently, have different inputs, etc. The manner in which the videoconference is stored and/or recorded may be based on the selected configuration. Clients may be configured to receive and display the videoconference from the recording server and may be configured to change the provided layout to different layouts, e.g., based on user input.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 26, 2011Publication date: October 27, 2011Inventors: Ashish Goyal, Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas, Vivek Wamorkar, Keith C. King, Stefan F. Slivinski, Raphael Anuar, Boby S. Pullamkottu, Sunil George
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Publication number: 20110102540Abstract: Filtering auxiliary audio from vocal audio in a conference. Audio may be received during a conference. The audio may include vocal audio from a first participant as well as auxiliary audio that is not vocal audio from the first participant. The auxiliary audio may result from use of a computer input device at the location. The audio may be filtered to remove the auxiliary audio from the audio. The filtered audio may be provided, e.g., over a network to other participant locations of the conference.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 15, 2010Publication date: May 5, 2011Inventors: Ashish Goyal, Sunil George, Raphael Anuar, Beau C. Chimene