Abstract: A system enables delivery of video clips as animated gif files embedded in e-mail messages sent over a network. The system receives a request to send a video clip via an e-mail. The system fetches the video clip and metadata associated therewith. The system decodes the video clip to a plurality of images. Then, respective of the plurality of images, the system generates an animated gif file. The system further generates an overlay respective of the metadata and adds the overlay to the animated gif file. The system then provides the overlaid animated gif file to, for example, a user device via the network.

Abstract: A system is configured to auto-play video content item that comprises a plurality of frames on a web-page displayed on a mobile device. The system receives a request to auto-play the video content item on a display of the mobile device. The system fetches the video content item and metadata associated therewith. The system then parses the video content item into a plurality of files. Each of the plurality of files comprises a subset portion of the plurality of frames. The plurality of files are then sent to the mobile device for decoding by the mobile device to result in display of the video content item on the mobile device. A parallel decoding of the plurality of frames to a set of frames using multiple threads is then performed. A display schedule for displaying the set of frames on a display of the mobile device is generated. The set of frames is then drawn on a draw area and auto-played on the display of the mobile device.

Abstract: A system is configured to display a video clip on a display of a user device. The system receives a request from the user device to display the video clip. The system then queries an advertiser server to identify the video clip. The system fetches the identified video clip. The system then extracts from the fetched video clip its video content. The video content is a plurality of frames. The system then determines a type of the user device. Then, the system determines a number of frames per second for the user device. The system generates a plurality of images from the plurality of frames. The system further generates a timing sequence for displaying each of the plurality of images of the imagized video clip on the display of the user device. The system then sends the imagized video clip and the timing sequence to the user device.

Abstract: A system is configured to display a video clip on a display of a user device. The system receives a request from the user device to display the video clip. The system then queries an advertiser server to identify the video clip. The system fetches the identified video clip. The system then extracts from the fetched video clip its video content. The video content is a plurality of frames. The system then determines a type of the user device. Then, the system determines a number of frames per second for the user device. The system generates a plurality of images from the plurality of frames. The system further generates a timing sequence for displaying each of the plurality of images of the imagized video clip on the display of the user device. The system then sends the imagized video clip and the timing sequence to the user device.

Abstract: A system is configured to display a video clip on a display of a user device. The system receives a request from the user device to display the video clip. The system then queries an advertiser server to identify the video clip. The system fetches the identified video clip. The system then extracts from the fetched video clip its video content. The video content is a plurality of frames. The system then determines a type of the user device. Then, the system determines a number of frames per second for the user device. The system generates a plurality of images from the plurality of frames. The system further generates a timing sequence for displaying each of the plurality of images of the imagized video clip on the display of the user device. The system then sends the imagized video clip and the timing sequence to the user device.

Abstract: A system is configured to generate synchronized audio with an imagized video clip. The system receives electronically at least one video clip that includes a video data and audio data. The system analyzes the video clip and generates a sequence of images respective thereto. The system generates a unique timing metadata for display of each image with respect to other images of the sequence of images. To each predetermined number of sequential images of the sequence, the system generates a corresponding audio file.

Abstract: A system is configured to auto-play video content item on a web-page displayed on a mobile device. The system receives a request to auto-play the video content item on a display of the mobile device. The system fetches the video content item and identifies a type of the video content item. The system selects and initializes a codec to decode the video content item to a set of frames. The system then draws the set of frames on a draw area respective of the video content item. The system generates a display schedule for auto-playing the set of frames as video content item on the display of the mobile device. Then, the system displays the set of frames on the mobile device respective of the display schedule.

Abstract: A system is configured to display a video clip on a display of a user device. The system receives a request from the user device to display the video clip. The system then queries an advertiser server to identify the video clip. The system fetches the identified video clip. The system then extracts from the fetched video clip its video content. The video content is a plurality of frames. The system then determines a type of the user device. Then, the system determines a number of frames per second for the user device. The system generates a plurality of images from the plurality of frames. The system further generates a timing sequence for displaying each of the plurality of images of the imagized video clip on the display of the user device. The system then sends the imagized video clip and the timing sequence to the user device.