5/3/2021 Tempo Mapping and More Audio Terms T | Recording Connection the keyboard and monitor of a computer that enable the user to enter information and to access data.

at least three times the distance between Thin Sound — A vague term describing an audio signal that that is lacking in certain frequencies, especially on the low end.

5/3/2021 Tempo Mapping and More Audio Terms T | Recording Connection Throw — i) In speakers and in microphones, describes the amount of J unrestricted movement that the diaphragm can make.

Transient — The initial high-energy peak at the beginning of a waveform, such as one caused by the percussive action of a pick or hammer hitting a string, or the strike of a drum.

5/3/2021 Tempo Mapping and More Audio Terms T | Recording Connection Transpose — To shift a set of musical notes by a fixed interval.

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Triller should be limited based 011 prosecution disclaimer to a construction that excludes any “video take" that involved pausing/stopping and restarting a recording.

Defendants are not pressing their defense that this term renders the claim invalid for indefrrriteness.

Aylus Networks, Inc. v. Apple Inc., 856 F. 3d 1353, 1362 (Fed. Cir. 2017) (“[W]e hold that statements made by a patent owner during an IPR proceeding, whether before or after an institution decision, can be considered for claim construction and relied upon to support a finding of prosecution disclaimer.”).

While attempting to distinguish the prior art based on this same “video take” claim limitation, Triller argued that, unlike the claimed video take, “a ‘video clip’ can be comprised of segments from multiple video takes concatenated together.” Ex. 2, (IPR2021-00099) Patent Owner Preliminary Response at 16.

Thus, Triller should be held to its statements that clearly disclaimed any scope covering a “video take” being comprised of segments from multiple video takes concatenated together.

Do you have any 15 education or training in patent law? 16 A. None.

NYDEGGER: 9 Q. Dr. Cooperstock, during the break 10 did you have any correspondence with your counsel? 11 A. None.

“the extracted portions forming the subset of the plurality of video takes” ................ 9 VIII.

“determining an amount of time of the selected audio track to be used” ................... 10

Triller should be precluded, based on its prosecution disclaimer, from reading the “video take” limitation on video content created either (1) by pausing/stopping and restarting; or (2) as a result of multiple video recordings concatenated together.

Triller’s statements in IPR are binding as a matter of well-settled Federal Circuit law.

“playing, from a first beginning, the selected audio track” ... “a second beginning of capturing each video take of the plurality of video takes” ... “playing, from a first beginning, the selected audio track at substantially the same time as a second

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Mitchell) c: to accept, conSider, or reckon as being or as equal to (taking a stride at the usual 30 inches) (reports by ... untrained observers are all taken at a hundred percent of their face value -M.R.Cohen) d: to feel or begin to feel or experience (as a state of mind) (~ pleasure) (took delight in perversity -G.W.Brace) (was here that the real decisions on policy were taken -l.H .Plumb) (whenever he took a notion he wanted j~~e~~~t~' 0~\~0~;~:e~p~~i~:~J.f<>A.~~~h~il~inf2r~r~~ form with the mind or will and exercise or display in action (~s pity on all suffering creatures) (had taken no further heed of her existence -W.J.Locke) 15 a : to convey, lead, carry, remove, or cause to go along to another place, the direction of movement being away from the place from which the action ~n~er~r~e~~~ (~\~~Obi~~s;o (~~eap~ks)0(lo~1 tys ab~r~owf~~ prom) (promised to ~ the whole family to dinner) (this bus will ~ you into town); also: LEAD (this line ~s us directly to the city) (fine road ~s you through the forest -Tom Marvel) (to climb it would ~ us in the wrong direction -D.L.Busk) (2) : to bear with one to a place or person (~ your father's slippers to him) (~the dishes to the kitchen) (took a plentiful lunch with them but brought most of it back) (3): to require or induce to go (business took him west) (an appointment that took him into town) (neighbor whose employment ~s him on periodic trips across the country -Sidney Alexander> b: to lead, convey, or remove in thought or mind (seeking interests that would ~ him out of himself> (journey took his mind away ~~~~_:::i~~~Ut~~~d~~;Oto~Ot~~~ ;~0~eh~~S7)\~~:~~ ~:IT[~: in the afternoon took the list lower) d archaic: to give (one self) up or over: BETAKE, COMMrr, DEVOTE 16 a: to remove or ~:::::: ~lr ~h~~8c~ :(:~~:~-;: ~~~ ~~~o~ ~~~t)iili~~: bottles) b (I) : to put an end to (as life or one's life) (the right of the state to ~ human life) (took his own life in a fit of despondency) (2): to remove by death : deprive of life : cause to die (was taken in his prime) \those who have been taken hence) (a mother whose only chIld had recently been taken) (a cruel fate took him from us) C (I) : DEDUCT, SUB TRACT (~ two from four) (took ten percent off the bill for ~~~~) ~~le~:I~~~:: ~;~?o~ir~~t~~) giv(~)':~~ f~:;r~o~~~~ : WITHDRAW

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iai advantages typical use afsissare controls of Headgear i Eteractic :No eros Powei Eiic:ff Stili image stap shot Wite comma;is Visual gestures Phone interface ands free No footprint of: teadgear Ric vocabulary and easy interpretation Fully aidio-vistial Easily pre:gratifiable Fernately controllable info "for the record" ("advance bookFriark by 7secs.")

NANDeye navigates user by audia ieft-right-g- down cues until sender's beaco is cate of FOW 8004 MAN Dieye may zocin carefa to eihace beacon reception

0048 FIG. 45 is an illustration of a particular embodiment of adjusting video data to blur a face of a wearer of a head mounted camera apparatus that transmits a beacon message.

It should be noted that one or more parameters of the camera, Such as focal length, shutter speed or frame rate can also be controlled, during operation, by the output of the headgear 102 sensors.

An additional micro phone may be installed facing frontwards, in order to pick the Voice of the other party during conversations and lectures.