Claims:We Claim:
1. A system for creating an online media, picture and text customization comprising of :
a. A computer interface that includes a desktop upload processor.
b. A display selects several original media files for upload on a desktop from a user of that user interface.
c. The imported re-dimensional media files have been stored in a multitude of server-side resized media files.
d. An entry to the project can be modified using the media files resized on the server-side.
e. A connexion between that user-device and that server; and
f. Computer codes integrated into the user device's memory
g. A processor prioritises the update in the device context.
2. The system of claim 1, wherein the said server is adapted to conduct a second media file analysis and to provide analytical information on the user interface.
3. The system of claim 1, wherein the said user interface gives an illusory perception to the user of a completed upload to that server of the original media files.
4. The system of claim 1, wherein the processor is running this user device, the processor carries out a process to reduce an unusually large original media file to a reasonable original media file.
5. A method for creating an online media, picture, and text customization comprising the steps of:
a. Choosing an original media file for upload at the user-device working-space a plurality of original media files.
b. Uploading of media and meta-data resized from these initial media files onto a server at first.
c. Converting the revamped media files uploaded to a server-side multiplicity of resized media files.
d. Generating the media-based project from that server by analysing the revamped media files.
e. The user device provided the created media-based project along with the media files that have been resized.
f. Completing this upload to that server for the context machine phase of the said plurality of original media files
6. The method of claim 5, wherein putting an order for this web-based project before completing this upload of the plurality of original media files.
7. The method of claim 5, wherein said meta-data contains a data format (EXIF) interchangeable media file.
8. The method of claim 5, wherein said server is adapted for analysing a second media file to provide analytical data to the user interface.
, Description:Technical Field of the Invention:
The technical field of the invention is a media-based project is ordered online via electronic commercial application, a personalization of the present innovation relates to multimedia files, images, and text in a MESBRO website.
Background of the Invention:
Websites that provide tools for online photo editing facilitate online publication and online purchases that create printed works, such as a picture book. The creation of a media-based project uses photographs, videos, audio, graphics, and/or texts in a MESBRO webpage. In order to explain pictures or events, such as storeys, text can be used. The term "photobook" as used herein is a synonym of any kind of media product. A photo-book may be printed and bound as a book in a single version on a canvas or a photo-quality paper.
In general, a user can pick images from a user computer such as a laptop or mobile computer to create a picture book online. The images will be submitted to a server once the pictures are chosen. The server provides the user interface with necessary resources to generate and personalise the photobook. However, it is a non-resolved issue that is not tackled by state-of-the art solutions or products to upload several large photos, but quickly provide vital resources for a consumer to create picture books.
There needs to be substantial time reductions for upload, to allow a user to have a fun experience quickly creating and ordering a picture book, but only to start to configure the book, without first waiting for large images to upload to a server. A method of uploading photographs from a prior art teaches that a user has to wait until the upload takes place before customising the text, which makes waiting time burdening and frustrating for users.
In addition, users may decide to cancel the upload by exiting the product at any point in the upload process, thus preventing the service provider from selling. The problems of reducing the overall time it takes for a photobook to be created when so many large photos are included in an upload could not be overcome by prior art items.
This application offers two choices to either compress the picture for a smaller upload (without downloading the original) or to upload the originals for larger prints. A user offers two choices from his website: "A. Quick upload: The best way to upload your images is (recommended). If you're interested in ordering prints or turning your images into the majority of pictures, including cups, cards, collages, books or calendars, quick upload is the right option. Big upload for print: use this feature only for large picture gifts and posters that are larger than 1650 to 1200. Use this feature. Depending on which product you make the size picture you need. You may be able to upload.
The publisher uses hard disc pictures in PICABOO. During this process, no uploads happen. The user is told to wait until the original images are posted when the user goes to order. When the user finishes his book and wants to order, a photo upload bar is given. This bar follows the upload of the file. This is the first time a user photo has been submitted to the servers of PICABOO. In this case, the images you import are the original measurements.
Object of the Invention:
The present object of the invention is of the media filename uploading from a user computer for the development of an online media project.
Another object of the invention is a method for the creation of an artwork based on a multiple media files for upload in a working region, in which the user interface modifies the original media files
Summary of the Invention:
The latest innovation enhances the experience of the media filename uploading from a user computer for the development of an online media project. The innovation enhances an internet user's mediate file transfer experience, in which the software provides an illusion of a completed media upload from the user's computer to the server, while the medium files continue to be downloaded to the server. The innovation does not require the user to wait until the upload is done until the media dependent project is personalised or finished. The innovation also removes the need to wait before the customer can buy the media-based product. A project focused on media may a physical representation of the project, leading to, for instance, a print picture book or photo album, is included in some modes. A media-based project is also multimedia features consisting of audio, video, images, and text – all bundled as a multi-media product, capable of online sharing through an Internet-capable user-device.
In only one way, this innovation is a method for the creation of an artwork based on a multiple media files for upload in a working region, in which the user interface modifies the original media files into a plurality of red tape media files and a resized media file is a smaller file size.
The first of those media files and metadata revamped from these original media files from this user interface are uploaded to a server, and the second, the second, is the uploading to that Server of a plurality of original media files in the context of a computer in that workspace.
Converting the said server into a plurality of compressed media files, which are compressed media file iterations correspond to that re-dimensioned media file uploaded to that site, whereas in that background machine phase, a plurality of original media files is still loaded;
The user has the ability to customise the media-based project, provide the user with that media-based project, generate such a media-based project along with the above-mentioned resized media files, and complete this upload of said plurality of original media files to the server in the said background-computer process.
In another type, the present invention is a system for constructing a media-based project consisting of a machine that consists of a user unit that includes: processor, monitor, memory and input means, a server, a telecommunication link between that device and that server, and a plurality of computer codes stored in the memory of that unit. whereas this system converts this plurality of original media files to a variety of revamped media files, and the resize of a media file corresponding to a larger original media file is a smaller media file in size and hence this user can create a multitude of resized media files in the same workspace.
First, to the above listed redistribution of media and metadata from the above original media files of the above-mentioned user devices, whereas secondly, to that server, the plurality of original media files will be transferred to that server within a background computer process;
Provide the created media-based project along with the resized media files to the user device and complete the upload in that background computer in that workspace of the original media files to the server.
The present innovation in another format is a non-transitory storage medium, readable from computers that contain a variety of computer codes that can be executed by the processor and that pick a plurality of input media files to be transferred to a work pace of the user system by a user of a user device.
First of all, upload to a server, a resized media file and meta-data of the original media files of that system and secondly, in the background computer phase in the same workspace, original media files would be transferred to that server.
Generate from said Server by analysing the above listed uploaded media files and the above metadata, although in such a background computer phase the plurality of original media files is still uploaded.
Transform the resized media file by server into a multitude of compressed media files where a compressed media is iterated according to the resized media file uploaded on the said server, while in the said context machine process, the plurality of the original media files still is uploaded.
whereby the above-mentioned user is provided by that server at that user computer with that iteration of that compressed media file, thus allowing the user to customise this media based project; provide such a media-based project created and that new media file to that computer; and complete this upload to the server during the said background computing process, of that plurality of original medium files.
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FIG. 1 shows a flowchart a diagram showing a process of selecting media files according to the present invention is a diagram.
FIG.2 shows a flowchart of a process of uploading media files to one embodiment of the invention.
Detailed Description of Invention:
Numerous detailed descriptions are given in the following summary to provide an accurate explanation of the invention for the purpose of describing it. However, it becomes clear to one artist that without these specifics the innovation can be practised. In other cases, schematic, case and/or flow diagrams are used to prevent the design being blurred by the structures, apparatuses, activities, and methods.
"One embodiment" or "an incarnation" means that at least one incarnation of an invention contains a particular function, structure or characteristic defined in connexion with the incarnation. The term "in one embodiment" does not actually all apply to the same embodiment at different points in the specification, nor does it signify a separate or alternative embodiment mutually excluded from every other embodiment.
In addition, different characteristics that can be seen in certain embodiments rather than in others are defined. Similarly, a range of specifications, including certain incarnations but no other incarnation, are defined.
The present innovation covers generally frameworks and methods for adapting media-based ventures, such as a picture book. In general, a user needs to pick pictures from a user computer, like a laptop or mobile computer, to create a photo-book online. The pictures are submitted to a server once the pictures are picked.
This invention tackles and fixes the issue of uploading media files that have not been addressed by products or publications of the new technology. Media files include audio, video, picture and/or text files. This innovation enhances the experience of the media file uploading from a user computer to a server for on-line web-based projects. An electronic device consisting of a processor, monitor, memory and input media is a user computer. For example, smartphones, tablets, computers for desktops, tablet computers, and other similar devices. For online media ventures, consumer computers are linked to the Internet.
This invention tackles and fixes the issue of uploading media files that have not been addressed by products or publications of the new technology. Media files include audio, video, picture and/or text files. This innovation enhances the experience of the media file uploading from a user computer to a server for on-line web-based projects. An electronic device consisting of a processor, monitor, memory and input media is a user computer. For example, smartphones, tablets, computers for desktops, tablet computers, and other similar devices. For online media ventures, consumer computers are linked to the Internet.
Is a screenshot embodiment FIG.1 that demonstrates the method of selecting the original media files or photographs from a user computer. In the Fig.1 implementation, the user-device may pick the original images by clicking on the button labelled as, for example, pictures. The button in the programme implementation is a soft press. In this definition, the terms "image(s)" and "photo(s)" are used interchangeably.
FIG. 1 is a screenshot representation of showing the transfer of the original images to the user-device workspace after the user-device selects or picks the images. The user-device interface is also called the editor. The progress bar indicates the number of files saved or exported to the workspace. An uploaded image is displayed in the workspace.
The embodiment also displays the uploading picture when the file is uploaded. The embodiment displays the client-side re-sizing of the original image data. Image is a resized image that is smaller than the original image. The button helps the user to add more photos. After the selected images are uploaded to the client-device workspace, the user can press the 1D button to create a photobook template using the photos uploaded to the workspace. The 1D button reads "Build my Montage" where MONTAGE is a brand term, but not a functional term, of the button.
The embodiments below are illustrative for further clarification of the invention with clear examples. Some restrictions may be applied to the enclosures below for clarity, although those restrictions do not extend to other enclosures described in other parts of the specification.
FIG.2 is a screen capture epitome demonstrating a strategy for requesting a task or photobook. When a photobook is redone and prepared to arrange, a client can choose a particular of the venture to arrange. In the event that the client isn't content with the customization of the photobook, the client can return to the supervisor or workspace by clicking to additionally alter/modify the pages of the photobook. A might be a size or measurement of the photobook. An example particular of the undertaking by size or measurement is appeared. Every particular may have an alternate cost for request. At the point when the client consents to a value, the client can enter a transportation address as appeared. The client can additionally proceed with instalment alternatives and request a printed photobook. A standard instalment handling passage possibly actualized in the current creation to arrange a printed duplicate of the photobook.