Geetha Te Srikantan

7051337, May 23, 2006

Apr 6, 2001

09/828052

Geetha Srikantan - Palo Alto CA, US
Aravind Narasimhan - New York NY, US
Seth Proctor - Concord MA, US
Jan Brittenson - San Francisco CA, US

Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

G06F 9/46

719318, 709231, 709227

A method and apparatus are provided for handling events received at a media streaming server. Server sockets configured to receive events are divided into collections and registered with a polling object. Each collection shares a processor thread for detecting events. Each socket is associated with an event consumer object that is notified when an event is received at the socket. The event consumer objects invoke task objects to handle the events. Task objects are queued in a task queue and execute using a pool of processor threads. Event consumer objects are derived from an abstract base consumer class that defines a common interface. Subclasses of the base consumer class are configured for different types of events that may be received (e. g. , connection requests, media streaming commands, media data, media stream quality reports). Specific event consumer objects are instantiated from the subclasses to provide implementations of the common interface.

7073191, Jul 4, 2006

Apr 6, 2001

09/827866

Geetha Srikantan - Palo Alto CA, US
Aravind Narasimhan - New York NY, US
Seth Proctor - Concord MA, US
Jan Brittenson - San Francisco CA, US
Matthew Shafer - San Jose CA, US
Jonathan S. Sergent - Fremont CA, US

Sun Microsystems, Inc - Santa Clara CA

H04N 7/173

725 87, 725 93, 725112, 725116, 709231

A system and method are provided for streaming a media track to multiple clients using a single copy of the track's metadata, rather than making separate copies of the metadata for each stream. A media track's metadata includes information that is used to identify and locate media corresponding to different time positions in the track or media program. Sharing one copy of the metadata among multiple client streams promotes more efficient use of a media streaming server's resources. When a media track is first requested, a track object is generated to store and allow access to the metadata. For each client stream, a separate track handle object is created to manage access to the metadata for the stream's specific context. The streamed media track may be part of a live media event or may be part of a pre-recorded media program.

8131689, Mar 6, 2012

Oct 2, 2006

11/537997

Panagiotis Tsirigotis - Sunnyvale CA, US
Geetha Srikantan - Palo Alto CA, US
Thomas K. Wong - Pleasanton CA, US
Chi Ming Wong - San Francisco CA, US
Anand Iyengar - Mountain View CA, US
Rajeev Chawla - Union City CA, US
Richard Simpkins - Mountain View CA, US
Zuwei Liu - Cupertino CA, US
Gaurav Gupta - Mountain View CA, US
Matthew Seitz - San Jose CA, US
Yu Cheong Chan - Mountain View CA, US

G06F 17/00

707694, 707822, 707827, 707828, 709201, 709203, 709219, 709221

A system and method for performing policy-based storage management using data related to access frequency and file attribute accumulation. A switch device provides transparency for transactions between a client and a storage network. The transparency allows objects (e. g. , files or directories) to be moved (e. g. , migrated) on the storage network without affecting a reference to the object used by the client (e. g. , a file handle). A monitoring module generates accumulation data associated with the transactions for use in policy-based management. The accumulation data can describe uses of the file such as how often certain files are accessed, modifications to files such as creations of new directories or files, and other uses.

8195627, Jun 5, 2012

Sep 30, 2005

11/241554

Chi Ming Wong - San Francisco CA, US
Thomas K. Wong - Pleasanton CA, US
Panagiotis Tsirigotis - Sunnyvale CA, US
Anand Iyengar - Mountain View CA, US
Rajeev Chawla - Union City CA, US
Yu Cheong Chan - Mountain View CA, US
Zuwei Liu - Cupertino CA, US
Matthew Seitz - San Jose CA, US
Richard A. Simpkins - Mountain View CA, US
Geetha Srikantan - Palo Alto CA, US
Gaurav Gupta - Mountain View CA, US

Neopath Networks, Inc. - Mountain View CA

G06F 17/00

707694, 707822, 707827, 707828, 709203, 709219, 709221

The present invention provides selective migration in a storage network in accordance with a policy. The policy can include rules that establish which objects are migrated from a source file server to a destination file server based on file attributes (e. g. , file type, file size, last access time, frequency of access). For example, large multimedia files that consume I/O bandwidth on expensive or critical file servers, without adding much value to enterprise productivity, can be migrated to a commodity or less critical file server.

20020010917, Jan 24, 2002

Apr 6, 2001

09/827865

Geetha Srikantan - Palo Alto CA, US
Aravind Narasimhan - New York NY, US
Seth Proctor - Concord MA, US
Jan Brittenson - San Francisco CA, US
Matthew Shafer - San Jose CA, US
Jonathan Sergent - Fremont CA, US

H04N007/16

725/001000

A system and method are provided for resynchronizing a media stream. A media streaming server receives live or pre-recorded media for streaming to clients. When media is not received or available for streaming at the appropriate media time index, the media stream is deemed to be out of synchronization. The server selects a future time index at which to resynchronize the stream and may discard intervening media. Media corresponding to the new time index is requested or retrieved and, if available at the new time index, media streaming resumes in synchronization. If media corresponding to the new time index is not available, the server may select another future time index and try again to resynchronize. Resynchronization may be attempted a configurable number of times and, if unsuccessful, the server may terminate the stream.

20170116880, Apr 27, 2017

Oct 24, 2016

15/330651

Geetha Srikantan - Palo Alto CA, US

G09B 19/04
G09B 5/06

The present invention relates to a speech therapy and audio learning. Specifically, this invention relates a multi-media and multi-modal framework for interactive speech therapy and audio learning using handheld devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and laptop and desktop computers.This invention is that of an Integrated Multi-Modal Interactive Framework for Speech TherapyThis invention provides a framework in which lessons are prepared and recorded by the expert for the Learner to practice by interacting via multi-modal interfaces, and also recorded for review by the expert and the learner.Further, this invention provides the platform on which learning sessions are created with differing levels of multi-modal interaction, complexity and game-playing, to engage and enhance the learning experience.