Acer filed 1 patent in the Streaming category.
The application covers a system for uploading game video content that automatically filters clips by analyzing game event data and applying anti-tampering labels. This approach aims to reduce server storage costs while maintaining the integrity of uploaded gaming content.
Acer's lone Streaming patent tackles the challenge of managing user-generated gaming content at scale. The system logs metadata tied to specific in-game events, then uses those markers along with anti-counterfeiting labels to automatically filter which clips get uploaded to servers. Rather than relying on generic video analysis or manual review, the filtering happens based on what actually occurred during gameplay, with rules that can be updated centrally and distributed to devices in real time. This game-context-aware approach creates a self-updating moderation pipeline that's resistant to tampering while cutting down on the server resources typically consumed by indiscriminate video uploads.
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