Appeal No. 2003-1858
Application No. 09/073,871
We reverse.
BACKGROUND
Appellants’ invention relates generally to data processing
systems for digitally recording lectures and presentations and,
more specifically, to a system that allows a presenter to store
the contents of a lecture so that it may be broadcast across the
Web and capable of searching and retrieval of the lecture
material. According to Appellants, the invention provides for
(1) capturing the lecture and storing it into a computer memory
or database, (2) generating a transcript from the lecture and the
slides and automatically summarizing and outlining the
transcripts and (3) publishing the lecture on the Internet for
use by client computers (specification, page 6).
Representative independent claim 51 is reproduced below:
51. A method of capturing a live presentation, comprising
the steps of:
capturing still images from a display device which displays
said still images for viewing by an audience during a live
presentation;
during the live presentation, detecting the change over form
[sic, from] one still image to another;
recording the audio portion of a speaker’s presentation
during a live presentation; and
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