Television – Two-way video and voice communication – User positioning
Patent
1992-12-21
1995-04-11
Groody, James J.
Television
Two-way video and voice communication
User positioning
370 62, H04N 715
Patent
active
054063221
ABSTRACT:
A data communications network in which multiple host processors are linked in a network by respective network interface systems. The data communications network transmits packet data containing video information. The network interface system includes circuitry which enables it to direct video data values received from the network directly to a frame buffer or preprocessor to the frame buffer in the host processor. The circuitry determines the destination for each packet, frame buffer or main memory, based on an identifier contained in the packet header. Circuitry routes video data directly to a frame buffer memory area or preprocessor to the frame buffer memory area in the host. The network interface system also includes circuitry which enables it to receive video data directly from a camera memory area in a host processor for transmission on the network. Circuitry generates data packets directly from video data held in a camera memory area where the video data was generated by a camera in the host.
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Port Adrian G.
Spackman Charles D.
Cohen Cheryl
Groody James J.
The Whitaker Corporation
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