AU2015100803A4 - Remote content download - Google Patents

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AU2015100803A4
AU2015100803A4 AU2015100803A AU2015100803A AU2015100803A4 AU 2015100803 A4 AU2015100803 A4 AU 2015100803A4 AU 2015100803 A AU2015100803 A AU 2015100803A AU 2015100803 A AU2015100803 A AU 2015100803A AU 2015100803 A4 AU2015100803 A4 AU 2015100803A4
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Abstract A method, server and program for providing remote download of digital content including a method performed by a server in communication with a plurality of requesting devices and recipient devices over a telecommunications network. 5 An example of the method including the steps of (a) receiving, from a user via a requesting device, a request to download a digital content file from an address; (b) determining a recipient device onto which the digital content file is to be downloaded, the recipient device being operable to connect to the server at predetermined intervals for download instructions; and (c) when connection 10 from the determined recipient device is detected, automatically sending a download instruction to the recipient device, the instruction causing the recipient device to download the digital content file from the address.

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1 Title Remote Content Download Technical Field 5 The invention concerns remote download of digital content, in particular a method of facilitating remote content download and the delivery of content via interactive "widgets". Background Art Digital televisions (and set top boxes) receive programs for storage and display. 10 They also have programmable functionality to allow, for instance, the viewer to select programs from a TV Guide to be recorded upon transmission for viewing later. The user's instructions are uploaded and stored on a remote server from where they are implemented automatically at transmission time. Summary of the Invention 15 The invention provides a method of a server facilitating a digital object download in communication with a plurality of devices over a network, the plurality of devices configured to perform a requestor role and/or a recipient role, the method comprising at least one of the devices in a requestor role sending at least one digital object to the server; the server determining respective addresses of at 20 least one device in a recipient role from addresses encapsulated in the at least one digital object; and storing the at least one digital object on the server until the at least one device in a recipient role connects to the server at predetermined intervals to download the at least one digital object. The term "comprising" as used in this specification and claims means "consisting 25 at least in part of". When interpreting statements in this specification and claims which include the term "comprising", other features besides the features prefaced by this term in each statement can also be present. Related terms such as "comprise" and "comprised" are to be interpreted in similar manner. Preferably the plurality of devices in a recipient role and/or requestor role 30 comprises one or more of (a) an IP enabled (networked) digital television; (b) a set-top box, media centre, digital video recorder, or personal video recorder 2 associated with a television; (c) a general purpose computer; (d) a portable media device; and/or (e) a mobile device. Preferably the at least one digital object comprises one or more of (a) an instruction to record a TV show, movie, series or program; (b) metadata in 5 relation to an electronic program guide; (c) a listing of most popular TV shows, movies, series or programs; (d) a user-specific request to mark a particular TV show, movie, series or program as a favourite; (e) a user-specific listing of favourite TV shows, movies, series or programs; (f) an instruction to download a digital image, digital audio file, digital show, movie, series episode or program 10 from a network location; and/or (g) a request to list receiving devices for a specific user. Preferably the method further comprises at least one device in a recipient role downloading at least one digital object from the server. Preferably the method further comprises storing the at least one digital object on 15 the at least one device in a recipient role following download by the at least one device in a recipient role. The patent specification further describes a method of facilitating remote content download, the method being performed by a server in communication with a plurality of requesting devices and recipient devices over a telecommunications 20 network, the method comprising: (a) receiving, from a user via a requesting device, a request to download a digital content file from an address; (b) determining a recipient device onto which the digital content file is to be downloaded, the recipient device being operable to 25 connect to the server at predetermined intervals for download instructions; and (c) when connection from the determined recipient device is detected, automatically sending a download instruction to the recipient device, the instruction causing the recipient device to 30 download the digital content file from the address. Advantageously, remote content download provides users with more flexibility to choose when and where they want to watch digital content, and to schedule 3 downloads remotely. Content providers can also use the service to expand the size of their target audience. The recipient device or requesting device may be an IP enabled (networked) digital television; a set-top box, media centre or personal video recorder 5 associated with a television; a portable media device; or a mobile telephone. The method may further comprise analysing digital content files downloaded by the user to recommend other digital content files for download. Step (b) may further comprise retrieving a list of recipient devices associated with the user, and selecting a recipient device from the list based on the user's 10 input. The method may further comprise receiving status information on the download from the recipient device after step (c), and allowing user access the received status information. Further, the method may comprise, before step (c), determining whether the 15 digital content file is from an authorised source based on the address. The method may further comprise automatically storing the address as an authorised source if download is successful. The request to download in step (a) may be received when the user clicks on a link associated with the digital content file on a website. 20 Also described is a server operable to perform the method of facilitating remote content download. Client side (Widget on Recipient Device) Also described is an interactive "widget" on a user's recipient device, wherein the "widget" is operable to perform the following steps: 25 automatically connecting to a remote server at predetermined intervals to receive download instructions; and 4 when a download instruction is received, downloading a digital content file from an address specified by the received instruction. The "widget" may be further operable to send status information of the download instruction whenever there is a status change. 5 Client side (Widget on Requesting Device) There is also described an interactive "widget" on a user's requesting device, wherein the "widget" is operable to perform the following steps: displaying a list of digital content files that are selectable for download; and 10 when a link associated with a digital content file is clicked, automatically sending, to a remote server, a request to have the selected digital content file downloaded from an address onto a recipient device. Also described is a computer program to implement the interactive "widget" described. 15 In the context of graphical user interfaces "widgets" or "gadgets" are understood to be a combination of a graphic symbol and some program code to perform a specific function when the symbol is selected. A simple example might be an active button such as a scroll bar in an application. More recently, stand alone "widgets", not presented as part of an application, have become popular. In fact 20 libraries of more complex stand alone "widgets", having a larger appearance and more functionality, are readily available. In this specification the term "widget" is to be understood in a broad sense to cover both stand alone functionality as well as functionality provided within an application such as a browser. There is also described an interactive "widget" for display on a user's digital 25 television, computer or mobile device, wherein: The "widget" displays a copy of an electronic TV guide held on a remote server.
5 The displayed TV guide includes an indication for each program scheduled by the user to be recorded by a selected digital television. The "widget" is operable by the user to select or de-select any program for recording. 5 The "widget" automatically connects to the remote server at predetermined intervals to upload new selections and download an updated TV guide. The "widget" is therefore in interactive communication with the server and provides an updated display of the TV guide and selections held at the server in 10 near real time. The "widget" may appear as a separate active icon on the screen or as part of another program such as a browser window. The "widget" functions as a local extension of the remote server providing as much of the functionality of the server to the user as required. The predetermined intervals for automatic connection may be set to provide timely 15 updated information to the user, while at the same time keeping server traffic to manageable levels. For instance the period each "widget" is set to take between automatically connecting may be 5, 10 or 15 minutes. Alternatively, the intervals may be dynamically adjusted depending on server traffic. The intervals may also be set based on a class the user belongs to. For 20 example, premium users may be given priority over users who pay less for the service. The "widget" may be hosted on the user's digital television or set top box, on a computer or on a mobile device such as a phone. The user may arrange for the "widget" to be available on whatever selection of devices is most convenient. 25 The "widget" may communicate via these devices to the server using any convenient network, such as the program distribution network, the Internet or a mobile communications network. When a program that is selected for recording is transmitted, the selected digital television may automatically record the program under instruction from 30 the server. The server may extract these instructions from the selections for each user that it has recorded.
6 The "widget" may have additional functionality that will be described in more detail below: The "widget" may display the TV guide in a "Now and next" style format. In this format, a list of TV stations is presented vertically, with a selected number of 5 programs listed next to each station. Throughout the entire "widget", any programs or series that are selected for recording may be identified by some visual mark. The user's selected "favourite" programs and series may also be identified by a different visual mark. The "widget" may provide a view in which only upcoming 10 favourite programs are shown. The TV guide may be searchable with a "live" search that searches as a user types. Clicking on any program name displayed on the "widget" may open a sheet that shows more details and recording options for the program. 15 A "Most Popular" section may list the programs that have been selected for recording by the most users. This information can be easily assembled since all the users data is stored on a central server. It can conveniently be used to construct ratings. The settings on the "widget" may be displayed by clicking a button on the main 20 window. For instance, the settings may allow the user to turn channels on or off, in which case they are not visible. Visible channels may also be ordered in any desired order by the user. There is described a method of providing an interactive "widget" for display on a user's digital television, computer or mobile device, the method comprising: 25 receiving an electronic TV guide from a remote server; displaying the received TV guide, wherein the displayed TV guide includes an indication for each program scheduled by the user to be recorded by a selected digital television; receiving the user's selection of any program for recording; and 7 automatically connecting to the remote server at predetermined intervals to upload new selections and to download an updated TV guide. Also described is a computer program to implement the interactive "widget". In this specification where reference has been made to patent specifications, 5 other external documents, or other sources of information, this is generally for the purpose of providing a context for discussing the features of the invention. Unless specifically stated otherwise, reference to such external documents is not to be construed as an admission that such documents or sources of information are prior art or form part of the common general knowledge in the 10 art. Brief Description of the Drawings By way of non-limiting examples, the invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: Fig. 1 is a block diagram of digital television system incorporating the 15 invention. Fig. 2 is a screenshot of a "widget" showing a listing of TV stations. Fig. 3 is another screenshot of the listing showing the search functionality. Fig. 4 is a screenshot showing program details. 20 Fig. 5 is a screenshot showing more options of the program details. Fig. 6 is screenshot showing upcoming shows. Fig. 7 is a screenshot showing program selections that can be managed. Fig. 8 is a screenshot showing the most popular selections. Fig. 9 is a screenshot showing the visible channels. 25 Fig. 10 is a block diagram of an exemplary system to facilitate remote content download.
8 Fig. 11 is a screenshot showing a list of digital content files is selectable for download on a requesting device. Fig. 12 is a flowchart showing steps performed by a server to facilitate remote content download. 5 Best Modes of the Invention Referring first to Fig. 1, the system 10 comprises a server 12 including a digital television transmitter, and a memory to store an electronic TV guide. A digital television 14 receives and displays digital television programs. Program transmission could take place by radio transmission, or via cable or optical 10 fibre. The digital television 14 is also able to record television programs for viewing later. It will be readily appreciated that a digital television can include a stand-alone IP enabled (networked) digital television, or a television with a device that is capable of recording video in a digital format to a memory, such as a digital set 15 top box, a digital video recorder (DVR), a personal video recorder (PVR), media centre software and a general purpose computer with a digital television tuner. The server 12 includes a memory 16 in which an electronic TV guide is stored. This TV guide is personalised for each user based on each user's selections and settings which are stored on the server 12 together with the guide. The users 20 each communicate with the TV guide by use of a "widget" 20 that might be displayed on their digital television 14, on a computer 17 or on a mobile device such as a phone 18. The user may arrange for the "widget" to be available on whatever selection of devices is most convenient. The "widget" may communicate via these devices 25 to the server 12 using any convenient network 19, such as the program distribution network, the Internet or a mobile communications network. When the user activates the "widget" 20 it displays the TV guide in a "Now and Next" format as shown in Fig. 2. In this format a list of TV stations is presented vertically 22, each with three programs listed next to each station 24 and the 30 play times of those programs 26. Throughout the entire "widget", any programs the user has scheduled to record are denoted in the TV guide with a coloured dot. A program that is scheduled to 9 be recorded is automatically recorded by the digital television at the time of transmission under instruction from the server 12. The server retrieves these instructions from memory 16 at the time of transmission. Series can be scheduled to be recorded, in which case every episode is 5 automatically recorded at their times of transmission. Each episode of a series that is selected to be recorded is denoted in the TV guide with repeating coloured dots 28. In Fig. 2, two series are denoted in this way "Heroes" and "Veronica Mars". The series "Law and Order" is denoted by a series of differently coloured dots 10 30 to be one of the user's "favourites", and here to dots serve to notify the user of shows in this series but they are not automatically recorded. The server 12 maintains a complete list of each user's entire schedule in memory 16. Each user may search the TV guide, or their own schedule, using a "live" search, that searches as you type, as shown in Fig. 3. The typed "h" has 15 returned "Heroes episode". Clicking on any program name anywhere in the "widget" may open a sheet that shows more details and recording options for the program; as shown in Fig. 4. Here, clicking on "Buffy" in Fig. 3 has resulted in the display of more information about this show. Clicking again presents more options, as shown in 20 Fig. 5. As shown, the TV guide is composed of an extensible set of metadata related to broadcast television programs. Examples include title, episode number, series ID, television channel, start time, duration, description, rating, genre, actors and director. The set of metadata can be extended in real time. Anything that has been set to record or is a Favourite will appear in a screen 25 entitled "My Upcoming Shows", as shown in Fig. 6. Users make use of the "Manage My Guide" screen, see Fig. 7, to manage their selections. The Manage My Guide screen lists all the programs that are set as a Series Record or Favourite. This screen is where recording and favourite selections can be deleted. 30 A "Most Popular" screen may list the programs that have been scheduled to record by the most users, see Fig. 8. This information can be easily assembled since all the users data is stored on a central server. Like any other place where 10 a program name appears, the name can be clicked to reveal an information sheet, or a sheet where the program can be scheduled to record, or both. The settings on the "widget" may be opened by clicking the "i" button on the top right of the screen, see Fig. 9. For instance, the settings may allow the user 5 to turn channels on or off, in which case they are not visible. Visible channels can also be ordered by the user. Electronic Program Guide Update Protocol There is regular interaction between the "widget" and the server as it is necessary to ensure that the view presented to the user is kept up to date. The 10 "widget" automatically connects to the server every 5 minutes. The "widget" requests electronic program guide data from the server and displays it in a list view, it also requests data about the user's favourite shows, currently scheduled recordings and series that the user has nominated to record. The "widget" also provides details of its last update, and the server will compile and 15 send an electronic program guide extract that includes changes that have occurred since the last update. All this information is combined to provide a series of "screens" that allow the user to browse and search the guide, schedule and cancel recordings, and flag series as favourites. The top ten popular shows are also available to browse, 20 and the user can schedule recordings and set favourites from that screen as well. The API for the "widget" specifies the interface from the "widget" to the server. A set of typical functions available through the API are GetTempToken 25 GetAuthToken GetChannelList GetDeviceList GetDeviceTypeList AddDevice 30 DeleteDevice GetRegionList GetRegion SetRegion 11 GetEpg GetSeriesRecord i ng List AddSeriesRecording DeleteSeriesRecord i ng 5 UpdateSeriesRecording GetSeriesRecord i ng EpisodeList CancelSeriesRecord ing Episode Schedu leSeriesRecordingEpisode GetSchedu led Record i ngsAnd FavoritesList 10 GetSingleRecordingList AddSingleRecording DeleteSing leRecord ing GetFavoriteList AddFavorite 15 DeleteFavorite Remote Recording Protocol Using the interface shown in Fig. 2, a user can select a single program or an entire series for recording on a digital television 14. A recording record will then be automatically created in the memory 16 at the server 12 to instruct the 20 digital television 14 to record the selected program or series. The recording record identifies one or more of: the user, the digital television 14 to perform recording, the selected program or series, the channel, date and time the selected program or series is broadcasted. If a series is selected for recording, multiple recording records will be created in the memory 16 - each 25 record corresponding to an episode in that series. The digital television 14 periodically "calls" or connects to the server 12 for record instructions. Whenever there is a new or updated record instruction, the server 12 will send the instruction to the digital television 14. The digital television 14 will process the record instruction and send status information to 30 the server whenever the state of the recording changes. The statuses include Pending, Running, Complete or Failed. The received status information is compiled by the server 12 for the user's access using the "widget". The user can cancel a scheduled recording via the 12 website at any time. The user can also select to have status information automatically sent to them. Remote Content Download Protocol Apart from recording live broadcast television programs, the server 12 also 5 facilitates remote content download for a user to remotely download other types of digital content onto a compatible recipient device. For example, a user can select a digital content file to be downloaded onto their digital television during the day for viewing after work. Advantageously, this provides users with more flexibility to choose when and where they want to watch digital content, 10 and to schedule downloads remotely. Content providers can also use the service to expand the size of their target audience. Referring now to Fig. 10, digital content files 52 are stored on a remote storage 50. The remote storage 50 is in communication with the server 12 and the digital television 14 via the Internet 19. A user uses a requesting device to 15 select a digital content file 52 to be downloaded onto a recipient device. In one embodiment, a requesting device is a computer 17 or mobile device 18 while the recipient device is a digital television 14 that may be IP enabled (networked) digital television or a standard television associated with a digital set-top box, a personal video recorder or a media centre. In other 20 embodiments, the digital television 14, the computer 17 or the mobile device 18 can operate as either the requesting device or the recipient device. Other portable media devices and mobile telephone devices that could operate as either the requesting device or the recipient device include devices that run operating systems such as Apple iOS, Android, Google TV, Google Chrome and 25 Windows Mobile. An exemplary interface 51 to select a digital content file 52 on a requesting device is shown in Fig. 11. The interface can be provided on an interactive "widget" 20 or a web browser. Each digital content file 52 is selectable using a "link" 54 that, when clicked, automatically sends a download request that 30 includes an address of the selected file 52 to the server 12. Generally, the address is in the form of a uniform resource locator (URL) that identifies the remote storage 50 and the filename of the selected digital content file 52.
13 Multiple files 52 can also be selected for download using an "add to list" feature 56. Referring now to the flowchart in Fig. 12, the server 12 first receives, from a user via a requesting device, a download request that specifies the address of 5 the selected digital content file; step 82. If the user of the requesting device is not authenticated, the server 12 will first request the user to log in. This involves checking whether the requesting device has a valid "cookie" to access the server. Based on the received address, the server 12 then determines whether the 10 selected digital content file 52 is from an authorised source; step 84. This involves determining whether the remote storage 50 on which the file 52 is stored, or its provider, is on a list of authorised sources. If determination is not in the affirmative, the user will be prompted to authorise the download. The list is automatically generated based on past successful downloads, and can be 15 customised by the user at any time. Advantageously, only digital content files 52 from authorised sources will be downloaded. Next, the user will be asked to select a recipient device of the digital content file 52 if more than one recipient device is listed under the user's account; step 86. The server 12 then proceeds to generate a download instruction in the memory 20 16, the instruction identifying the selected recipient device and digital content file 52 to be downloaded. The user is then presented with a page that signifies successful completion. The download instruction will cause the selected digital content file 52 to be downloaded on the recipient device; step 88. This involves the server 12 25 automatically sending the download instruction when the recipient device "calls" or connects to the server 12. Upon receiving the download instruction, the recipient device will download the digital content from the address specified in the download instruction. The timing of the delivery of download instruction to the recipient device may 30 also depend on a user-defined deadline and the class of the user. For example, premium users will be given priority over standard users. The server 12 is also operable to analyse a user's viewing habit based on past content download to recommend content to the user. Recommendations are 14 provided via a "Virtual Channel" feature 58 on the interface in Fig. 11. The user can then request remote content download in the manner described above. The recipient device then sends status information on the download to the server 17 whenever there is a status change, which includes Pending, Complete 5 or Failed. It will be readily appreciated that the term "download" here refers to transfer of the digital content file 52, or part of the file at a time, from the storage to the recipient device to allow viewing of the file on a television. The file, or part of the file, may be stored on the recipient device either permanently or 10 temporarily. Although the invention has been described with reference to a particular example, it should be appreciated that it could be exemplified in many other forms and in combination with other features not mentioned above. For instance, it is possible for the user to modify the state of their recordings and 15 favourites via the Internet using "widget" functionality embedded in a interactive television, browser, or through interacting with their PVR. Also, more features can be added as time goes on.

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1. A method of a server facilitating a digital object download in communication with a plurality of devices over a network, the plurality of devices configured to perform a requestor role and/or a recipient role, the 5 method comprising: at least one of the devices in a requestor role sending at least one digital object to the server; the server determining respective addresses of at least one device in a recipient role from addresses encapsulated in the at least one digital object; 10 and storing the at least one digital object on the server until the at least one device in a recipient role connects to the server at predetermined intervals to download the at least one digital object.
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of devices in a 15 recipient role and/or requestor role comprises one or more of: (a) an IP enabled (networked) digital television; (b) a set-top box, media centre, digital video recorder, or personal video recorder associated with a television; (c) a general purpose computer; 20 (d) a portable media device; and/or (e) a mobile device.
3. The method of claim 1 or claim 2, wherein the at least one digital object comprises one or more of: (a) an instruction to record a TV show, movie, series or 25 program; (b) metadata in relation to an electronic program guide; (c) a listing of most popular TV shows, movies, series or programs; 16 (d) a user-specific request to mark a particular TV show, movie, series or program as a favourite; (e) a user-specific listing of favourite TV shows, movies, series or programs; 5 (f) an instruction to download a digital image, digital audio file, digital show, movie, series episode or program from a network location; and/or (g) a request to list receiving devices for a specific user.
4. The method of claim 3 further comprising at least one device in a 10 recipient role downloading at least one digital object from the server.
5. The method of claim 4 further comprising storing the at least one digital object on the at least one device in a recipient role following download by the at least one device in a recipient role.
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