Samsung filed 1 patent in H1 2026 across Networking (1).
The filing covers a wireless video transmission system that adapts Streaming parameters according to content characteristics and network conditions. Within Networking, the patent describes technology for dynamically balancing resolution and frame rate, prioritizing higher frame rates during gameplay and greater resolution for video content when bandwidth becomes constrained.
In Networking, 1 patent describes a wireless video transmission system that treats game content and video content as distinct cases when bandwidth runs short. Rather than applying a single degradation strategy across all content types, the system reads metadata from HDMI 2.1's ALLM feature to automatically identify whether the source is a game or a video stream. From there, it applies two separate approaches: games receive a reduction in resolution while their frame rate stays consistent, whereas video streams are allowed to skip frames while retaining full resolution. The result is a transmission system that tailors its quality tradeoffs to the specific demands of what is being watched or played.
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