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BURN-AT-ONCE NERO AG
CROSSGRID across Systems GmbH
CROSSTANK across Systems GmbH
CROSSTERM across Systems GmbH
DISCAGENT Ahead Software AG
DNC DYNAMIC NOISE CONTROL NERO AG
ELBY CLONEDVD Elaborate Bytes AG
LAYERMAGIC NERO AG
NERO DIGITAL NERO AG
NERO DMA MANAGER NERO AG
NERO ESSENTIALS NERO AG
NERO IMAGEDRIVE NERO AG
NERO RECODE NERO AG
NERO SHOWTIME NERO AG
NERO STARTSMART NERO AG
PHOTOSNAP NERO AG
SATISFY YOUR BURNING DESIRE NERO AG
SIPPS Ahead Software AG
SIPPSTAR NERO AG
SMARTDETECT Ahead Software AG
SMOOTHPLAY NERO AG
Technical Examples
  1. Super-user privileges are virtualized by designating a virtual super-user for each of a plurality of virtual processes and intercepting system calls for which actual super-user privileges are required, which are nevertheless desirable for a virtual super-user to perform in the context of his or her own virtual process. In one embodiment, a computer operating system includes multiple virtual processes, such as virtual private servers. Each virtual process can be associated with one or more virtual super-users. When an actual process makes a system call that requires actual super-user privileges, the call is intercepted by a system call wrapper.
  2. A method of improving resolution for an image is disclosed. The method for improving resolution of an image includes loading a first image and creating a first super grid image based on the first image. The method also includes loading a second image and creating a second super grid image based on the second image. The method then arranges the first super grid image and a second super grid image into an unprocessed super grid image having a checkerboard like pattern. Next the method calculates a pixel value from at least two pixel values of the unprocessed super grid image. Then the method will insert pixels into a super resolution image and display that super resolution image on a display.
  3. A method for logical view visualization of user behavior in a networked computer environment that includes sites that a user may visit and wherein the sites comprise pages that the user may view and/or resources that the user may request includes the step of collecting raw data representing user behavior which can include requesting resources, viewing pages and visiting sites by the user. This raw data is then refined or pre-processed into page views and visit data and stored in a data mart. Pages are clustered into super pages, and page to super page mappings reflecting the relationship between pages and super pages are stored in the data mart. An automated clustering means is applied to the page view, visit and super page data in the data mart to discover clusters of visits to define super visits having visit behavior characteristics. The visit data stored in the data mart is then scored against the super visit clusters to classify visits into super visits according to visit behavior characteristics. A system is also provided.
  4. A low spatial frequency video sequence is enhanced to provide a higher spatial frequency video sequence using a super-resolution process. Patches of higher frequency image data are inferred from the images of the lower frequency video sequence and a dictionary containing a training set of higher resolution image data. An inference module selects result patches from the training set to preserve spatial consistency within each image frame and to preserve temporal consistency, between image frames of the resulting video sequence. Temporal consistency can be preserved for static portions and/or moving portions of each frame.
  5. A method and system for determining specific pixel modulation states of a spatial light modulator (SLM) to print a desired pattern on a substrate are disclosed. The method includes selecting at least one super-pixel in an object plane of the desired pattern, the super-pixel being formed of at least two pixels. At least one edge of the desired pattern crosses a boundary within the super-pixel, the at least one edge being defined by specific slope and position parameters relative to the super-pixel. The method also includes (i) forming an interpolation table to tabulate pre-calculated pixel modulation states and (ii) determining the specific pixel modulation states for each of the pixels in accordance with the interpolation table. Disclosed also are a method and system for providing a spatial light modulator (SLM). The SLM includes a plurality of mirrors structured to form groups of super-pixels. Each super-pixel (i) includes two or more mirrors from the plurality of mirrors and (ii) is configured to switch only one pixel of light. Each of the two or more mirrors can be separately actuated.

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