AUDIO AUDIO VISUAL RECORDINGS FEATURING

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CRUCIBLE PUBLISHING CRUCIBLE INSTITUTE Suite 310 2922 Evergreen Parkway Evergreen CO 80439 audio and audio-visual recordings featuring educational and teaching materials dealing with interpersonal relationships, family relationships, business relationships, intimacy, marriage and sexuality; prerecorded electronic media in the field of interpersonal relationships, family relationships, business relationships, intimacy, marriage and sexuality;printed instructional, educational and teaching materials dealing with interpersonal relationships, family relationships, business relationships, intimacy, marriage and sexuality; books, newsletters in the field of interpersonal relationships, family relationships, business relationships, intimacy, marriage and sexuality;PUBLISHING;
DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE Global Evangelism, Inc. 239 N. Loop 1604 W. San Antonio TX 78232 Audio and audio/visual recordings featuring evangelistic programs, religious and religious educational subject matter;
REGIONAL RECORDS Etzioni, Marvin 4049 Edenhurst Ave Los Angeles CA 90039 Audio and audio-visual recordings featuring music;RECORDS;
WOODS MUSIC Woods Music 1208 16th Avenue South, Suite LL1 Nashville TN 37212 Audio and audio-visual recordings featuring music and artistic performances; prerecorded downloadable audio files and records featuring music; prerecorded audio-video discs and downloadable files featuring music; downloadable audio and visual recordings featuring music and audio-visual performances by way of a global computer network;MUSIC;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method and system for direct audio capture and identification of the captured audio. A user may then be offered the opportunity to purchase recordings directly over the Internet or similar outlet. The system preferably includes one or more user-carried portable audio capture devices that employ a microphone, analog to digital converter, signal processor, and memory to store samples of ambient audio or audio features calculated from the audio. Users activate their capture devices when they hear a recording that they would like to identify or purchase. Later, the user may connect the capture device to a personal computer to transfer the audio samples or audio feature samples to an Internet site for identification. The Internet site preferably uses automatic pattern recognition techniques to identify the captured samples from a library of recordings offered for sale. The user can then verify that the sample is from the desired recording and place an order online. The pattern recognition process uses features of the audio itself and does not require the presence of artificial codes or watermarks. Audio to be identified can be from any source, including radio and television broadcasts or recordings that are played locally.