PHILIP RAYNE WISER
Pilots at Banner Lava Cap Rd, Cherokee, CA
License number
California A4688543
Issued Date
Aug 2016
Expiration Date
Aug 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
10304 Banner Lava Cap Rd, Cherokee, CA 95959
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Method And Apparatus For Authorization Of Customer Premises Equipment
US Patent:
2011030, Dec 15, 2011
Filed:
May 27, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/118084
Inventors:
Michael Youssefmir - Portola Valley CA, US
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
International Classification:
H04L 9/32
US Classification:
726 4
Abstract:
A computer-implemented method for requesting content over a public network is described. A customer premises equipment (CPE) can receive a time-varying signal over a private broadcast network. The signal can be used to generate authorization information on the CPE for content access over the public network. When a request for content that must be served over the public network is made at the CPE, the validity of the authorization information can be verified before the request is sent to the content delivery system.
Remote Control Unit For A Personalized Video Programming System
US Patent:
2012031, Dec 13, 2012
Filed:
Apr 11, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/444764
Inventors:
Philip R. WISER - Nevada City CA, US
Yagyensh C. PATI - Woodside CA, US
Michael YOUSSEFMIR - Portola Valley CA, US
Yagyensh C. PATI - Woodside CA, US
Michael YOUSSEFMIR - Portola Valley CA, US
International Classification:
H04N 5/44, H04N 21/236, H04N 21/24
US Classification:
348734, 725 13, 725 34, 348E05096
Abstract:
Systems and methods for a remote control for interacting with a video programming system are described. In some embodiments, a remote control unit for an intelligent video programming system having user-dedicated buttons, biometric identification systems, mechanical identification systems, electromechanical identification systems, or voice-activation identification systems on the remote control unit to allow a user to self-identify that user to the intelligent video programming system. Upon pressing this user-dedicated button or otherwise activating a self-identification system on the remote control unit, content personalized for that user is presented and the user's navigational behavior is tracked to further the presentation of personalized content for that user. Other embodiments are also described.
Programming Content Reconstruction In A Content Delivery System
US Patent:
2012033, Dec 27, 2012
Filed:
Jan 20, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/354744
Inventors:
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
James Vincent Burmeister - Tamarac FL, US
Marc H. Goldburg - Redwood City CA, US
Anderson Hoyt Jackson - Coconut Greek FL, US
Richard Johnson - Saratoga CA, US
Richard Blair Leavell - Weston FL, US
Yagyensh C. Pati - Woodside CA, US
Garry M. Paxinos - Pompano Beach FL, US
Robert Denton Silfvast - Belmont CA, US
Michael Youssefmir - Portola Valley CA, US
James Vincent Burmeister - Tamarac FL, US
Marc H. Goldburg - Redwood City CA, US
Anderson Hoyt Jackson - Coconut Greek FL, US
Richard Johnson - Saratoga CA, US
Richard Blair Leavell - Weston FL, US
Yagyensh C. Pati - Woodside CA, US
Garry M. Paxinos - Pompano Beach FL, US
Robert Denton Silfvast - Belmont CA, US
Michael Youssefmir - Portola Valley CA, US
International Classification:
H04N 21/23
US Classification:
725114
Abstract:
Methods and apparatuses for programming content reconstruction in a content delivery system are described. In one embodiment, a method to repair programming content at a receiver controller includes receiving a programming content on the receiver controller from a broadcast transmission; identifying, if present, a portion of the programming content received on the receiver controller that is corrupted; determining in a broadband network, other servers and receiver controllers connected to the broadband network that have an uncorrupted version of the corrupted portion of the programming content; sending a request to one of the other servers and receiver controllers for the uncorrupted version of the corrupted portion of the programming content and receiving the uncorrupted version of the corrupted portion of the programming content from the one of the other servers and receiver controllers. Other embodiments are also described.
Programming Content Reconstruction In A Content Delivery System
US Patent:
2008030, Dec 4, 2008
Filed:
May 30, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/131009
Inventors:
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
James Vincent Burmeister - Tamarac FL, US
Marc H. Goldberg - Redwood City CA, US
Anderson Hoyt Jackson - Coconut Creek FL, US
Richard Johnson - Saratoga CA, US
Richard Blair Leavell - Weston FL, US
Yagyensh C. Pati - Woodside CA, US
Garry M. Paxinos - Pompano Beach FL, US
Robert Denton Silfvast - Belmont CA, US
Michael Youssefmir - Portola Valley CA, US
James Vincent Burmeister - Tamarac FL, US
Marc H. Goldberg - Redwood City CA, US
Anderson Hoyt Jackson - Coconut Creek FL, US
Richard Johnson - Saratoga CA, US
Richard Blair Leavell - Weston FL, US
Yagyensh C. Pati - Woodside CA, US
Garry M. Paxinos - Pompano Beach FL, US
Robert Denton Silfvast - Belmont CA, US
Michael Youssefmir - Portola Valley CA, US
International Classification:
H04N 7/173
US Classification:
725114
Abstract:
Methods and apparatuses for programming content reconstruction in a content delivery system are described. In one embodiment, a method to repair programming content at a receiver controller includes receiving a programming content on the receiver controller from a broadcast transmission; identifying, if present, a portion of the programming content received on the receiver controller that is corrupted; determining in a broadband network, other servers and receiver controllers connected to the broadband network that have an uncorrupted version of the corrupted portion of the programming content; sending a request to one of the other servers and receiver controllers for the uncorrupted version of the corrupted portion of the programming content; and receiving the uncorrupted version of the corrupted portion of the programming content from the one of the other servers and receiver controllers. Other embodiments are also described.
Remote Control Unit For A Personalized Video Programming System
US Patent:
2009013, May 28, 2009
Filed:
Oct 31, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/290583
Inventors:
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
Yagyensh C. Pati - Woodside CA, US
Michael Youssefmir - Portola Valley CA, US
Yagyensh C. Pati - Woodside CA, US
Michael Youssefmir - Portola Valley CA, US
International Classification:
H04N 7/025, H04N 5/44, H04N 7/16, H04N 5/445
US Classification:
725 34, 348734, 725 46, 725151, 348E05096
Abstract:
Systems and methods for a remote control for interacting with a video programming system are described. In some embodiments, a remote control unit for an intelligent video programming system having user-dedicated buttons, biometric identification systems, mechanical identification systems, electromechanical identification systems, or voice-activation identification systems on the remote control unit to allow a user to self-identify that user to the intelligent video programming system. Upon pressing this user-dedicated button or otherwise activating a self-identification system on the remote control unit, content personalized for that user is presented and the user's navigational behavior is tracked to further the presentation of personalized content for that user. Other embodiments are also described.
Method And Apparatus For Content Delivery
US Patent:
2011030, Dec 15, 2011
Filed:
May 27, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/117996
Inventors:
Michael YOUSSEFMIR - Portola Valley CA, US
James Vincent Burmeister - Tamarac FL, US
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
Blair Leavell - Weston FL, US
Michael W. Brown - Plantation FL, US
James Vincent Burmeister - Tamarac FL, US
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
Blair Leavell - Weston FL, US
Michael W. Brown - Plantation FL, US
International Classification:
H04N 7/173
US Classification:
725 89
Abstract:
A method for recording linear content and delivering it for time-shifted viewing is described. The linear content may be recorded live by the content delivery system in response to user requests. The content delivery system divides the recording into at least two portions, the first portion of sufficient duration to permit real time continuous playback of the recorded content on the customer premises equipment (CPE) if the first portion has previously been transmitted to the CPE and the second has not been transmitted. The content delivery system transmits the first portion to the CPE prior to playback, and the second portion is streamed to the CPE after playback has begun. The playback is under control of the CPE from local storage.
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US Patent:
2012000, Jan 5, 2012
Filed:
Jun 17, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/163512
Inventors:
Michael YOUSSEFMIR - Portola Valley CA, US
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
James Vincent Burmeister - Tamarac FL, US
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
James Vincent Burmeister - Tamarac FL, US
International Classification:
H04N 5/445
US Classification:
725 39
Abstract:
A content delivery system that works in a broadcast and linear content environment causing real time display of received linear content. The system limits the display of the linear content by determining a time to automatically change the display of the linear content based upon program guide information and other factors, unless a signal is or has been received from a user indicating further interest in the content.
System For Content Delivery
US Patent:
8544048, Sep 24, 2013
Filed:
Jun 18, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/819001
Inventors:
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
Yagyensh C. Pati - Woodside CA, US
Garry M. Paxinos - Pompano Beach FL, US
Michael Youssefmir - Portola Valley CA, US
James Vincent Burmeister - Tamarac FL, US
Anderson Hoyt Jackson - Seneca SC, US
Richard Blair Leavell - Weston FL, US
Yagyensh C. Pati - Woodside CA, US
Garry M. Paxinos - Pompano Beach FL, US
Michael Youssefmir - Portola Valley CA, US
James Vincent Burmeister - Tamarac FL, US
Anderson Hoyt Jackson - Seneca SC, US
Richard Blair Leavell - Weston FL, US
Assignee:
Kustin Corp. - Panama City
International Classification:
G06F 3/00, H04N 7/20, H04N 7/173, H04N 7/16
US Classification:
725 97, 725 71, 725 44, 725 8
Abstract:
A system for and method of transmitting audio and visual programming content, by identifying an amount of broadcast transmission capacity available for transmitting the content to one or more users. The content is separated into at least first and second portions based on user demand for the content and/or the identified available broadcast transmission capacity. The first portion of the content is transmitted, to a receiver/STB associated with at least one of the users, using the identified broadcast transmission capacity; and the second portion of the content is transmitted to the receiver using transmission other than broadcast transmission. The content can include nonlinear content. Transmission other than broadcast transmission can include unicast transmission, which can be in response to a user request and/or an initiation by a server. The received nonlinear content can be stored at the receiver for play back at a time different from the time of transmission.
Viewer Interface For A Content Delivery System
US Patent:
2013001, Jan 10, 2013
Filed:
Apr 17, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/449232
Inventors:
Philip R. WISER - Nevada City CA, US
David ALLRED - Sammamish WA, US
Erin Patrice BENJAMIN - Tamarac FL, US
James Vincent BURMEISTER - Tamarac FL, US
Yagyensh C. PATI - Woodside CA, US
Perry SIMON - Santa Monica CA, US
Michael YOUSSEFMIR - Portola Valley CA, US
David ALLRED - Sammamish WA, US
Erin Patrice BENJAMIN - Tamarac FL, US
James Vincent BURMEISTER - Tamarac FL, US
Yagyensh C. PATI - Woodside CA, US
Perry SIMON - Santa Monica CA, US
Michael YOUSSEFMIR - Portola Valley CA, US
International Classification:
H04N 5/445, H04N 21/60
US Classification:
725 34, 725 38, 725 32, 725 74
Abstract:
A viewer interface for a content delivery system is described. In one embodiment, a method for displaying programming content described. This method, occurring in a receiver controller, includes receiving a user identification from an user interface device; in response to the user identification, activating an interactive graphical display personalized for a viewer identified by the user identification; and displaying, in the interactive graphical display, a menu of programming content that can be personalized for the viewer according to the viewer's viewing preferences, wherein the programming content can be received from at least one of a broadcast transmission and unicast transmission. Other embodiments are also described.
Networked Antenna And Transport System Unit
US Patent:
2008030, Dec 4, 2008
Filed:
Apr 14, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/082954
Inventors:
Robert Denton Silfvast - Belmont CA, US
Yagyensh C. Pati - Woodside CA, US
Garry M. Paxinos - Pompano Beach FL, US
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
Michael Youssefmir - Portola Valley CA, US
Marc H. Goldberg - Redwood City CA, US
John Sanford - Encinitas CA, US
Yagyensh C. Pati - Woodside CA, US
Garry M. Paxinos - Pompano Beach FL, US
Philip R. Wiser - Nevada City CA, US
Michael Youssefmir - Portola Valley CA, US
Marc H. Goldberg - Redwood City CA, US
John Sanford - Encinitas CA, US
International Classification:
H04N 7/173
US Classification:
725131
Abstract:
A networked antenna transport system unit receiving at least broadcast transmissions is described. In one embodiment, an apparatus for redirecting content includes an antenna element array for receiving content from a broadcast transmission. This antenna element array is coupled to receiver electronics via an amplifier and a switch for processing the received content; the receiver electronics is further coupled to a sender module which is remotely coupled to a receiver module in a receiver controller via a local area network; and the sender module is configured to transmit the processed received content via the local area network to the receiver module in the receiver controller for storage and selective display on a display device. Other embodiments are also described.