HK1235580B - Method for transferring files, method for sharing vedio, media server and client - Google Patents

Description

Methods for transferring files, methods for sharing videos, media servers, and clients

Technical Field

The present application relates to the field of Internet technology, and in particular to a method for transmitting files, a method for sharing videos, a media server, and a client.

Background Art

In the Web 2.0 era, online content is primarily produced by users, each of whom can generate their own content. Much of the content on the internet is user-generated, not just by a few individuals or organizations. This has led to a rapid growth in online content, creating a landscape of diverse, broad, and specialized content.

UGC (User Generated Content) is such a concept. In recent years, with the increasing popularity of mobile phones, the increasing commercialization of 3G and 4G around the world, and the continuous development of mobile Internet services, people tend to use their phones to record their real lives and express their feelings.

Participants in social networks (such as Facebook, Renren, and WeChat), video sharing networks (such as YouTube, Youku, Tudou, and iQiyi), photo sharing networks (Flickr), and microblogs (such as Twitter and Sina Weibo) can publish and share media information. The unspecified nature of participants makes every user a potential first-hand publisher.

In traditional media information display and sharing, users are often required to manually add followers or topics. To add the correct followers or topics, users need to obtain specific topic or object identifiers, and this acquisition process involves manual search or targeted information dissemination; the latter is obtained from other information sources, such as media information from friends or followers. In the absence of accurate information sources, that is, when the information is not in the targeted dissemination direction, or when the search results are inaccurate, users who experience the event may not be able to participate in the relevant media display and sharing.

Summary of the Invention

The purpose of the embodiments of the present application is to provide a method for transmitting files, a method for sharing videos, a media server, and a client, so that participants can participate in the display and sharing of on-site related media more conveniently and accurately.

To solve the above technical problems, the embodiments of the present application provide a method for transmitting files, a method for sharing videos, a media server, and a client, which are implemented as follows:

A method for transmitting a file, comprising:

The first client uploads the geographic location information of the first client to the media server;

The first client sends a request to upload a media file to the media server;

The media server determines whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is within a preset geographic range; if so, returns a confirmation upload message to the first client;

After receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server, the first client uploads the media file to the media server;

The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server;

When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client.

A method for transmitting a file, comprising:

The media server sends the preset geographical range to the first client;

The first client collects the current geographical location information of the first client;

The first client receives an input instruction to upload a media file;

When the first client determines that the collected geographical location is within the received preset geographical range, the first client uploads the media file to the media server in response to the input instruction to upload the media file;

The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server;

When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client.

A method for transmitting a file, comprising:

Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the first client;

Receiving a file upload request sent by a first client;

Determine whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is within a preset geographic range; if so, return a confirmation upload message to the first client;

Receive a media file uploaded by a first client.

A method for transmitting a file, comprising:

Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the first client;

Receiving a file upload request sent by a first client;

Determine whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is within a preset geographic range; if not, return a rejection message to the first client.

A method for transmitting a file, comprising:

receiving a media file uploaded by a first client;

Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second client;

When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

A method for transmitting a file, comprising:

Uploading the geographic location information of the first client to the media server;

Sending a request to upload a media file to the media server;

After receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server, the media file is uploaded to the media server.

A method for transmitting a file, comprising:

receiving a live media file uploaded by a first client;

Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second client;

When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

A method for transmitting a file, comprising:

The first client uploads a media file containing geographic location information to the media server;

The media server determines whether the geographical location information contained in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographical range; if so, saves the uploaded media file;

The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server;

When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client.

A method for transmitting a file, comprising:

The media server sends the preset geographical range to the first client;

The first client collects the current geographical location information of the first client;

The first client receives an input instruction to upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information;

When the first client determines that the geographical location included in the media file is within the received preset geographical range, in response to the input instruction to upload the media file, the first client uploads the media file to the media server;

The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server;

When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client.

A method for transmitting a file, comprising:

Receiving a media file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client;

Determine whether the geographic location information contained in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographic range; if so, save the uploaded media file;

receiving geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client;

When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

A method for transmitting a file, comprising:

receiving a preset geographical range sent by a media server;

Collecting the current geographic location information of the first client;

Receiving an input instruction to upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information;

When it is determined that the geographical location included in the media file is within the received preset geographical range, the media file is uploaded to the media server in response to the input instruction to upload the media file.

A media server comprising:

A first receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a first client;

A second receiving unit receives a file upload request sent by the first client;

a judgment unit, configured to judge whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is within a preset geographic range; if so, returning a confirmation upload message to the first client;

The third receiving unit receives the media file uploaded by the first client.

A media server comprising:

A first receiving unit receives a media file uploaded by a first client;

A second receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a second client;

a determination unit, configured to determine whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range;

The sending unit is configured to send the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the judgment result of the judging unit is yes.

A client, comprising:

A first uploading unit, uploading the geographic location information of the first client to the media server;

A sending unit, sending a request to upload a media file to the media server;

The second uploading unit uploads the media file to the media server after receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server.

A client, comprising:

A first receiving unit receives a live media file uploaded by a first client;

A second receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a second client;

a determination unit, configured to determine whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range;

The sending unit is configured to send the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the judgment result of the judging unit is yes.

A media server comprising:

A first receiving unit receives a media file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client;

a first determining unit for determining whether the geographical location information included in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographical range;

a saving unit, configured to save the uploaded media file when the judgment result of the first judgment unit is yes;

A second receiving unit receives geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client;

A second determining unit, determining whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range;

The sending unit sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the second judging unit determines that the media file is uploaded by the first client.

A client, comprising:

A first receiving unit receives a preset geographical range sent by a media server;

A collection unit, collecting current geographical location information of the first client;

A second receiving unit receives an input instruction to upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information;

a determination unit, configured to determine whether the geographical location included in the media file is within the received preset geographical range;

The uploading unit uploads the media file to the media server when the judgment result of the second judgment unit is yes.

A media server comprising:

A first receiving unit receives a media file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client;

a first determining unit for determining whether the geographical location information included in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographical range;

a saving unit, configured to save the uploaded media file when the judgment result of the first judgment unit is yes;

A second receiving unit receives geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client;

A second determining unit, determining whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range;

The sending unit sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the second judging unit determines that the media file is uploaded by the first client.

A client, comprising:

A first receiving unit receives a preset geographical range sent by a media server;

A collection unit, collecting current geographical location information of the first client;

A first uploading unit receives an instruction to select and upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information;

a determination unit, configured to determine whether the geographical location included in the media file is within the received preset geographical range;

The second uploading unit uploads the media file to the media server in response to the input instruction to upload the media file when the judgment result of the judgment unit is yes.

A method for sharing a video, comprising:

Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the first social application client;

receiving a request from a first social application client to upload a live video file;

Determine whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first social application client is within a preset geographic range; if so, return a confirmation upload message to the first client;

Receive the live video file uploaded by the first client.

A method for sharing a video, comprising:

Receiving a live video file uploaded by a first client;

Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second client;

When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the live video file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

A method for sharing a video, comprising:

Uploading the geographic location information of the first client to the media server;

Sending a request to upload a live video file to the media server;

After receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server, the live video file is uploaded to the media server.

A method for sharing a video, comprising:

Receiving a live video file uploaded by a first client;

Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second client;

When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

A method for sharing a video, comprising:

Receiving a live video file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client;

Determine whether the geographical location information contained in the uploaded live video file is within a preset geographical range; if so, save the uploaded live video file;

receiving geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client;

When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the live video file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

A method for sharing a video file, comprising:

receiving a preset geographical range sent by a media server;

Collecting the current geographic location information of the first client;

Receiving an instruction to select and upload a live video file; the live video file includes geographic location information;

When it is determined that the geographical location included in the live video file is within the received preset geographical range, the live video file is uploaded to the media server in response to the input instruction to upload the live video file.

A media server comprising:

A first receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a first social application client;

A second receiving unit receives a request sent by the first social application client to upload a live video file;

a judgment unit, configured to judge whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first social application client is within a preset geographic range; if so, returning a confirmation upload message to the first client;

The third receiving unit receives the live video file uploaded by the first client.

A media server comprising:

A first receiving unit receives a live video file uploaded by a first client;

A second receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a second client;

The sending unit sends the live video file uploaded by the first client to the second client when it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range.

A client, comprising:

A first uploading unit, uploading the geographic location information of the first client to the media server;

A sending unit, sending a request to upload a live video file to the media server;

The second uploading unit uploads the live video file to the media server after receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server.

A media server comprising:

Receiving a live video file uploaded by a first client;

Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second client;

When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

A media server comprising:

A first receiving unit receives a live video file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client;

A first judgment unit is configured to judge whether the geographical location information contained in the uploaded live video file is within a preset geographical range;

a saving unit, for saving the uploaded live video file if the judgment result of the first judgment unit is yes;

A second receiving unit receives geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client;

A second determining unit, determining whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range;

The sending unit sends the live video file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the second judging unit determines that the result is yes.

A client, comprising:

A first receiving unit receives a preset geographical range sent by a media server;

A collection unit, collecting current geographical location information of the first client;

A second receiving unit receives an instruction to select and upload a live video file; the live video file includes geographic location information;

a determination unit, configured to determine whether the geographical location included in the live video file is within the received preset geographical range;

The uploading unit uploads the live video file to the media server when the judgment result of the judgment unit is yes.

As can be seen from the technical solutions provided by the embodiments of the present application, a media server can receive media files uploaded by a client at an event site; further, the media server can send the uploaded media files to a second client at the same event site. In particular, when the terminal of the second client moves to a preset geographical range of the event site, it can automatically receive the media information pushed by the media server, allowing the second client to obtain information about the event site conveniently and accurately.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present application or the technical solutions in the prior art, the following briefly introduces the drawings required for use in the embodiments or the description of the prior art. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments recorded in this application. For ordinary technicians in this field, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without paying any creative labor.

FIG1 is a flow chart of an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application;

FIG2 is a flow chart of an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application;

FIG3 is a flow chart of an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application;

FIG4 is a flowchart of an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application;

FIG5 is a flowchart of an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application;

FIG6 is a flowchart of an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application;

FIG7 is a flowchart of an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application;

FIG8 is a flowchart of an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application;

FIG9 is a flowchart of an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application;

FIG10 is a flowchart of an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application;

FIG11 is a flowchart of an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application;

FIG12 is a module diagram of an embodiment of the media server of the present application;

FIG13 is a module diagram of an embodiment of a media server of the present application;

FIG14 is a module diagram of an embodiment of the first client of the present application;

FIG15 is a module diagram of an embodiment of a media server of the present application;

FIG16 is a module diagram of an embodiment of the media server of the present application;

FIG17 is a module diagram of an embodiment of the first client of the present application;

FIG18 is a module diagram of an embodiment of the media server of the present application;

FIG19 is a module diagram of an embodiment of the first client of the present application.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The embodiments of the present application provide a method for transmitting files, a method for sharing videos, a media server, and a client.

In order to enable those skilled in the art to better understand the technical solutions in this application, the technical solutions in the embodiments of this application will be clearly and completely described below in conjunction with the drawings in the embodiments of this application. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of this application, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments in this application, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without making creative efforts should fall within the scope of protection of this application.

As mentioned above, participants in social networks (such as Facebook, Renren, and WeChat), video sharing networks (such as YouTube, Youku, Tudou, and iQiyi), photo sharing networks (Flickr), and microblogs (such as Twitter and Sina Weibo) can publish and share media information. Media servers are responsible for processing this information and distributing it on their platforms. Media servers are typically located within a network, and mobile and/or fixed terminals, acting as physical media for participants, can connect to the media servers via the internet. This connection to media servers enables a broad network of media participants.

For convenience and security reasons, media participants can install dedicated clients (one form of which is an application) on their mobile and/or fixed terminals, such as applications provided by a media server, or use a browser on the terminal to efficiently publish and interact with media information. For convenience, these are collectively referred to as clients here.

The following introduces an embodiment of the file transmission method of the present application, and FIG1 shows the process of this embodiment.

As shown in the figure, the method includes:

S11: The first client uploads its geographic location information to the media server.

The hardware where the first client is installed or located can obtain information about the geographic location of the hardware. Thus, the first client can obtain geographic location information of its current location. Common methods include locating the messaging client and obtaining its geographic location information through the messaging client's built-in GPS positioning system or the mobile communication network of a telecom or mobile operator, or a combination of the two. Alternatively, the messaging client's geographic location information can be obtained by combining WiFi hotspot information.

For example, the location of the mobile terminal where the client is located can be represented by coordinate information recorded by a positioning device capable of recording location information. Common positioning devices can use the US GPS satellite navigation system, the European Galileo satellite navigation system, the Russian GLONASS satellite navigation system, the Chinese Beidou satellite navigation system, or similar combinations. This type of positioning coordinate information is also called mobile positioning. Alternatively, it can be obtained by network equipment based on the signal characteristics of the mobile terminal where the client is located. For example, a network operator uses the principle of base station coverage to calculate the location information using the signal from the mobile terminal where the client is located through base station positioning. In the latter positioning calculation, the mobile terminal generally measures the downlink pilot signals of different base stations to obtain the time of arrival (TOA) or time difference of arrival (TDOA) of the downlink pilot signals of the different base stations. Based on this measurement result and the coordinates of the base stations, a triangulation formula estimation algorithm is generally used to calculate the location of the mobile terminal. Actual position estimation algorithms need to consider the situation of positioning with multiple base stations (3 or more). There are many algorithms in the existing technology, which are relatively complex. Generally speaking, the more base stations a mobile station measures, the higher the measurement accuracy and the more significant the improvement in positioning performance. The location information can also be a more accurate location obtained through base station-assisted positioning combined with positioning by a positioning device in the mobile terminal. The method for obtaining location information is not limited here.

After obtaining the geographical location information of the first client, the first client may send the geographical location information of the first client to the media server through the network to which it is connected.

S12: The first client sends a request to upload a media file to the media server.

The first client may be located on a terminal at a scene. A media participant may carry the terminal to a scene, such as a concert scene, a celebration scene, an activity scene, or the like.

The first client can take photos, videos, and record text and voice of the scene to form media files. During the media interaction process of the participants, the first client can initiate a request to upload the above media files to the media server according to the user's operation instructions.

S13: The media server determines whether the geographical location information uploaded by the first client is within a preset geographical range; if yes, the media server returns an upload confirmation message to the first client.

Before confirming that the first client can upload the media file, the media server may determine the geographical location of the first client. The media server may make the determination based on whether the geographical location information uploaded by the first client in S11 is within a preset geographical range.

The media server can preset a geographic range. This geographic range can be, for example, a geographical area defined by longitude and latitude; a geographical range within a predetermined radius centered on a predetermined geographic point; or a predetermined point of interest (POI). Maps containing navigation data often include POI information. POI information typically includes a name, category, longitude and latitude, and nearby hotels, restaurants, and shops.

For example, the media server can set a rectangular area within a specific latitude and longitude range as the preset geographic range, such as a square; it can also set a geographic range within a preset radius from a preset geographic point as the preset geographic range, such as a business district; it can also set a specific point of interest as the preset geographic range, such as a commercial building. The preset geographic range can include venues such as concerts, celebrations, or events.

The media server may determine whether the first client is located within a preset geographical range based on the geographical location information uploaded by the first client, that is, determine whether the terminal where the first client is located is at the event site.

If it is determined that the first client is located at the activity site, a confirmation upload message may be returned to the first client as a response to the request to upload the media file sent by the first client.

S14: After receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server, the first client uploads the media file to the media server.

After receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server, the first client may upload the aforementioned media file to the media server.

The first client's upload instruction may be accompanied by a sharing instruction. Thus, the media server can publish the media file uploaded by the first client. For example, the media server may publish the video uploaded by the first client on a video sharing network, publish the photo uploaded by the first client on a photo sharing network, or publish the video, audio, image, text, etc. uploaded by the first client on Weibo or WeChat.

Furthermore, in S13, if the media server determines that the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is not within the preset geographic range, it may return a message to the first client rejecting the upload of the media information. This allows the first client to determine that the first client is not located at the event site, and therefore the media files uploaded by the client may not be related to the event site. Thus, the first client will not upload media files that are not particularly relevant to the event site to the media server. Specifically, the first client will not upload to pages on the media server related to columns/topics related to the event site.

S15: The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server.

Similar to the first client uploading geographic location information to the media server, the second client may upload its own geographic location information to the media server.

S16: When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client.

The media server may determine whether the second client is located within a preset geographical range based on the geographic location information uploaded by the second client. If the second client is determined to be within the preset geographical range, i.e., the second client is also at the same event site, the media server may send the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client.

Through the above embodiment, a media server can receive media files uploaded by a client at an event site; the media server can also send the uploaded media files to a second client at the same event site. Specifically, when the second client's terminal moves to a preset geographical range of the event site, it can automatically receive media information pushed by the media server, allowing the second client to conveniently and accurately obtain information about the event site.

Another embodiment of the file transmission method of the present application is described below. FIG2 shows the process of this embodiment. As shown in the figure, the method includes:

S21: The media server sends a preset geographical range to the first client.

The media server can preset a geographic range. As previously mentioned, this geographic range can be, for example, a geographical area defined by longitude and latitude; a geographical range within a predetermined radius centered on a predetermined geographic point; or a predetermined point of interest (POI). Maps containing navigation data often include POI information.

For example, the media server can set a rectangular area within a specific latitude and longitude range as the preset geographic range, such as a square; it can also set a geographic range within a preset radius from a preset geographic point as the preset geographic range, such as a business district; it can also set a specific point of interest as the preset geographic range, such as a commercial building. The preset geographic range can include venues such as concerts, celebrations, or events.

The media server may send the preset geographical range to the first client. For example, the first client may interact with the media server according to the settings of the program when the program is started, and complete the reception of the preset geographical range in this process.

S22: The first client collects the current geographical location information of the first client.

As mentioned above, the hardware where the first client is installed or located can obtain the geographical location information of the hardware. In this way, the first client can collect the geographical location information of the current location.

S23: The first client receives an input instruction to upload a media file.

The first client may receive an instruction input by a user to upload a media file.

S24: When the first client determines that the collected geographical location is within the received preset geographical range, the first client uploads the media file to the media server in response to the input instruction to upload the media file.

The first client can determine whether the first client is located within a preset geographical range based on the uploaded geographical location information, that is, determine whether the terminal where the first client is located is located at the activity site.

Through judgment, if the first client determines that the current location is at the event site, the media file can be uploaded to the media server.

Unlike the embodiment corresponding to FIG1 , in the example of FIG2 , the media server sends a preset geographical range to the first client, so that the first client can complete the judgment of whether the first client is located in the preset geographical range. This method does not require the process of uploading its own geographical location information multiple times and having the media server make the judgment in the embodiment of FIG1 , which may be necessary for the first client to periodically report its own geographical location information. This reduces the number of network transmissions and can also reduce the pressure on the media server. Instead, after obtaining the preset geographical range, the first client can use the local computing resources of the terminal where it is located to complete the judgment, that is, to determine whether the first client is within the preset geographical range, and the response speed can also be improved to a certain extent.

S25: The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server.

S26: When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client.

Steps S25 and S26 are similar to the aforementioned S15 and S16, respectively, and will not be repeated here.

The following describes a method embodiment corresponding to the embodiment of FIG1 with a media server as the main body, as shown in FIG3:

S110: Receive geographic location information uploaded by the first client.

S120: Receive a media file upload request sent by the first client.

S130: Determine whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is within a preset geographic range; if yes, return a confirmation upload message to the first client.

S140: Receive the live media file uploaded by the first client.

In S130 , if it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the first client is not within the preset geographical range, an upload rejection message may be returned to the first client.

As mentioned above, if it is determined that the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is not within the preset geographic range, the media server may return an upload rejection message to the first client, thereby preventing the first client from uploading media files that may be irrelevant to the scene.

The following describes a method embodiment corresponding to the embodiment of FIG. 2 with a media server as the main body, as shown in FIG. 4 :

S210: Receive a live media file uploaded by a first client.

S220: Receive geographic location information uploaded by the second client.

S230: When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

The following describes a method embodiment corresponding to the embodiment of FIG1 with the first client as the main body, as shown in FIG5:

S310: Uploading the geographic location information of the first client to the media server.

S320: Send a request to upload the media file to the media server.

S330: After receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server, upload the media file to the media server.

The following describes another method embodiment corresponding to the embodiment of FIG. 2 with the first client as the main body, as shown in FIG. 6 :

S410: Receive a preset geographical range sent by a media server.

S420: Collect the current geographical location information of the first client.

S430: Receive an input instruction to upload a media file.

S440: When the collected geographical location is within the received preset geographical range, in response to the input instruction to upload the media file, the media file is uploaded to the media server.

The following describes a method embodiment corresponding to the embodiments of Figures 1 and 2 with the second client as the main body, as shown in Figure 7:

S510: Collect the current geographical location information of the second client.

S520: Send the collected current geographical location information of the second client to the media server.

S530: Receive the media file sent by the media server.

The following describes an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application, as shown in FIG8 , including:

S31: The first client uploads a media file containing geographic location information to a media server.

The first client may store a media file containing geographic location information. Such geographic location information may be included when the media file is generated, for example, a photograph may contain GPS information when it is taken.

S32: The media server determines whether the geographical location information included in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographical range; if yes, the uploaded media file is saved.

After receiving the media file uploaded by the first client, the media server can determine whether the media file is located within a preset geographical range based on the geographical location information contained therein.

S33: The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server.

S34: When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client.

The following describes an embodiment of a method for transmitting files according to the present application, as shown in FIG9 , including:

S41: The media server sends a preset geographical range to the first client;

S42: The first client collects the current geographical location information of the first client;

S43: The first client receives an instruction to select and upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information;

S44: When the first client determines that the geographical location included in the media file is within the received preset geographical range, the first client uploads the media file to the media server in response to the input instruction to upload the media file;

S45: The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server;

S46: When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client.

The following describes a method embodiment corresponding to the embodiment of FIG8 with a media server as the main body, as shown in FIG10, including:

S610: Receive a media file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client;

S620: Determine whether the geographical location information included in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographical range; if yes, save the uploaded media file;

S630: Receive geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client;

S640: When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

The following describes a method embodiment corresponding to the embodiment of FIG. 9 with the first client as the main body, as shown in FIG. 11 , including:

S710: Receive a preset geographical range sent by a media server;

S720: Collecting the current geographical location information of the first client;

S730: Receive an input instruction to upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information;

S740: When it is determined that the geographical location included in the media file is within the received preset geographical range, in response to the input instruction to upload the media file, the media file is uploaded to the media server.

The following describes an embodiment of a media server corresponding to the embodiment of FIG3 , as shown in FIG12 , including:

The first receiving unit 121 receives geographic location information uploaded by the first client;

The second receiving unit 122 receives a file upload request sent by the first client;

The determining unit 123 determines whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is within a preset geographic range; if so, returns a confirmation upload message to the first client;

The third receiving unit 124 receives the media file uploaded by the first client.

The following describes an embodiment of a media server corresponding to the embodiment of FIG. 4 , as shown in FIG. 13 , including:

A first receiving unit 131 receives a media file uploaded by a first client;

The second receiving unit 132 receives the geographic location information uploaded by the second client;

The determining unit 133 determines whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range;

The sending unit 134 sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the determination result of the determination unit is yes.

The following describes a first client embodiment corresponding to the embodiment of FIG5 , as shown in FIG14 , including:

The first uploading unit 141 uploads the geographic location information of the first client to the media server;

A sending unit, sending a request to upload a media file to the media server;

The second uploading unit 142 uploads the media file to the media server after receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server.

The following describes an embodiment of a media server corresponding to the embodiment of FIG6 , as shown in FIG15 , including:

A first receiving unit 151 receives a live media file uploaded by a first client;

The second receiving unit 152 receives the geographic location information uploaded by the second client;

The determining unit 153 determines whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range;

The sending unit 154 sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the determination result of the determination unit is yes.

The following describes an embodiment of a media server corresponding to the embodiment of FIG5 , as shown in FIG16 , including:

The first receiving unit 161 receives a media file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client;

The first determination unit 162 determines whether the geographical location information included in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographical range;

The saving unit 163 saves the uploaded media file when the judgment result of the first judgment unit is yes;

The second receiving unit 164 receives the geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client;

The second determining unit 165 determines whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range;

The sending unit 166 sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the determination result of the second determination unit is yes.

The following describes a first client embodiment corresponding to the embodiment of FIG5 , as shown in FIG17 , including:

The first receiving unit 171 receives a preset geographical range sent by the media server;

The collecting unit 172 collects the current geographical location information of the first client;

The second receiving unit 173 receives an input instruction to upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information;

The determining unit 174 determines whether the geographical location included in the media file is within the received preset geographical range;

The uploading unit 175 uploads the media file to the media server when the determination result of the second determination unit is yes.

The following describes a media server embodiment corresponding to the embodiment of FIG10 , as shown in FIG18 , including:

The first receiving unit 181 receives a media file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client;

The first determination unit 182 determines whether the geographical location information included in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographical range;

The saving unit 183 saves the uploaded media file when the judgment result of the first judgment unit is yes;

The second receiving unit 184 receives the geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client;

The second determining unit 185 determines whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range;

The sending unit 186 sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the determination result of the second determination unit is yes.

The following describes a first client embodiment corresponding to the embodiment of FIG11 , as shown in FIG19 , including:

The first receiving unit 191 receives a preset geographical range sent by the media server;

A collecting unit 192 collects the current geographical location information of the first client;

The first uploading unit 193 receives an instruction to select and upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information;

The determining unit 194 determines whether the geographical location included in the media file is within the received preset geographical range;

The second uploading unit 195 uploads the media file to the media server in response to the input instruction to upload the media file when the judgment result of the judgment unit is yes.

It is understandable that in different scenarios, the above-mentioned media server may refer to a server that performs media processing and playback independently, such as audio, video, and images, or it may be other servers that integrate these functions and have social or instant messaging functions; the corresponding client may be a client that can realize different functions, such as media playback, social sharing, or instant messaging functions.

The present application also provides a video sharing method, which can be applied to social systems such as instant messaging. Users in the social system can share videos with other users in the social system by uploading them. More specifically, a user in the social system can upload a video file shot at a certain location to a server in the social system, and the server can share the video file with other users. The server can establish video sharing projects with different themes, and users in the social system can share videos in these video sharing projects, such as uploading videos or watching videos. During the video uploading process, whether to allow users to upload can be determined based on geographic location. For example, users within a certain geographic range can be allowed to shoot and upload videos. After the video is uploaded, certain users and/or users within a certain geographic range can also be allowed to view the video. For example, only users with a relationship with the first user, such as users who are friends of the first user, can view the video, or only users within a set geographic range can view the video. At the same time, when sharing videos, it can be through a video playback interface. For example, each video sharing project will have a video playback interface provided to each user in the social system, allowing users to perform sharing actions such as shooting, uploading, and watching videos based on the video playback interface. During video sharing, for example, during the viewing process, a reward function can also be implemented, that is, users can use the reward function to pay a certain fee to the user who uploaded their favorite video as a reward.

The following will be explained using the video sharing process in a social application. It is understandable that the media server described below can be a separate server or a server in a social application, and the client can refer to a client of the social application.

The present application provides a method for sharing videos, which may be based on a media server and includes the following steps:

S51: Receive geographic location information uploaded by a first social application client;

S52: Receive a request from the first social application client to upload a live video file;

S53: Determine whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first social application client is within a preset geographic range; if so, return a confirmation upload message to the first client;

S54: Receive the live video file uploaded by the first client.

The uploaded live video file may carry sharing range information; the sharing range information may specify the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file.

In one implementation, after receiving the video file, the media server may share the video file with other users of the first social application.

In one implementation, the video file can be played on a video playback interface to be shared with other users of the first social application. The other users to be shared can be determined based on the user relationship of the user corresponding to the first client and/or the geographic location of the first client, and the video file can be shared with the other users determined to be shared.

Specifically, the client of the first social application corresponds to the first user, and the video file uploaded by the user can refer to a video sharing project that is uploaded to other clients of the first social application. The video sharing project will be displayed on other clients of the first social application and can be provided to users in the form of a video playback interface to play the shared video. At the same time, the upload of shared videos can also be realized. That is, the video playback interface can provide a video recording button, and can also have functions such as comments and rewards. In addition, the video sharing project can include multiple social clients, that is, videos uploaded by users in multiple social applications. The multiple videos uploaded by the multiple users can be played in turn or randomly on the video playback interface, and can be selectively played on the clients corresponding to different social users. For example, it can only be played on the clients of the friends of the user who uploaded the video, or users within a certain range. That is, the sharing of the video needs to meet conditions.

The following describes a method for sharing video files in this application. The method can be based on a media server and includes:

S61: receiving a live video file uploaded by a first client;

S62: Receive geographic location information uploaded by the second client;

S63: When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the live video file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

The uploaded live video file may carry sharing range information; the sharing range information may specify the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file.

The following describes a method for sharing video files in the present application. The method may be based on a first client and includes:

S71: Uploading the geographic location information of the first client to the media server;

S72: Sending a request to upload a live video file to the media server;

S73: After receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server, upload the live video file to the media server.

The uploaded live video file may carry sharing range information; the sharing range information may specify the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file.

The following describes a method for sharing video files in this application. The method can be based on a media server and includes:

S81: receiving a live video file uploaded by a first client;

S82: Receive geographic location information uploaded by the second client;

S83: When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

The uploaded live video file may carry sharing range information; the sharing range information may specify the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file.

The following describes a method for sharing video files in this application. The method can be based on a media server and includes:

S91: receiving a live video file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client;

S92: Determine whether the geographical location information contained in the uploaded live video file is within a preset geographical range; if so, save the uploaded live video file;

S93: Receive geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client;

S94: When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the live video file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

The uploaded live video file may carry sharing range information; the sharing range information may specify the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file.

The following describes a method for sharing video files in the present application. The method may be based on a first client and includes:

S101: receiving a preset geographical range sent by a media server;

S102: Collecting the current geographical location information of the first client;

S103: Receive an instruction to select and upload a live video file; the live video file includes geographic location information;

S104: When it is determined that the geographical location included in the live video file is within the received preset geographical range, in response to the input instruction to upload the live video file, the live video file is uploaded to the media server.

The uploaded live video file may carry sharing range information; the sharing range information may specify the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file.

The following describes an embodiment of a media server of the present application, including:

A first receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a first social application client;

A second receiving unit receives a request sent by the first social application client to upload a live video file;

a judgment unit, configured to judge whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first social application client is within a preset geographic range; if so, returning a confirmation upload message to the first client;

The third receiving unit receives the live video file uploaded by the first client.

The following describes an embodiment of a media server of the present application, including:

A first receiving unit receives a live video file uploaded by a first client;

A second receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a second client;

The sending unit sends the live video file uploaded by the first client to the second client when it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range.

The following describes a client embodiment of the present application, including:

A first uploading unit, uploading the geographic location information of the first client to the media server;

A sending unit, sending a request to upload a live video file to the media server;

The second uploading unit uploads the live video file to the media server after receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server.

The following describes an embodiment of a media server of the present application, including:

Receiving a live video file uploaded by a first client;

Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second client;

When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client.

The following describes an embodiment of a media server of the present application, including:

A first receiving unit receives a live video file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client;

A first judgment unit is configured to judge whether the geographical location information contained in the uploaded live video file is within a preset geographical range;

a saving unit, for saving the uploaded live video file if the judgment result of the first judgment unit is yes;

A second receiving unit receives geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client;

A second determining unit, determining whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range;

The sending unit sends the live video file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the second judging unit determines that the result is yes.

The following describes a client embodiment of the present application, including:

A first receiving unit receives a preset geographical range sent by a media server;

A collection unit, collecting current geographical location information of the first client;

A second receiving unit receives an instruction to select and upload a live video file; the live video file includes geographic location information;

A judgment unit is used to judge whether the geographical location contained in the live video file is within the received preset geographical range.

The uploading unit uploads the live video file to the media server when the judgment result of the judgment unit is yes.

In the 1990s, technological improvements could be clearly distinguished as either hardware improvements (for example, improvements to circuit structures like diodes, transistors, and switches) or software improvements (improvements to process flows). However, with the advancement of technology, many process flow improvements today can now be considered direct improvements to hardware circuit structures. Designers almost always create the corresponding hardware circuit structure by programming the improved process flow into the hardware circuit. Therefore, it cannot be said that a process flow improvement cannot be implemented using hardware modules. For example, a programmable logic device (PLD), such as a field programmable gate array (FPGA), is an integrated circuit whose logical function is determined by user programming. Designers can "integrate" a digital system on a PLD through their own programming, without having to hire a chip manufacturer to design and manufacture a dedicated integrated circuit chip. Moreover, nowadays, instead of manually fabricating integrated circuit chips, this programming is mostly done using "logic compiler" software. This is similar to the software compiler used when developing programs. Before compilation, the original code must also be written in a specific programming language, called a hardware description language (HDL). There is not just one HDL, but many, such as ABEL (Advanced Boolean Expression Language), AHDL (Altera Hardware Description Language), Confluence, CUPL (Cornell University Programming Language), HDCal, JHDL (Java Hardware Description Language), Lava, Lola, MyHDL, PALASM, RHDL (Ruby Hardware Description Language), etc. The most commonly used ones are VHDL (Very-High-Speed Integrated Circuit Hardware Description Language) and Verilog. Those skilled in the art will also understand that by simply programming the method flow in one of these hardware description languages and then programming it into an integrated circuit, a hardware circuit that implements the logic method flow can be easily obtained.

The controller can be implemented in any suitable manner. For example, the controller can take the form of a microprocessor or processor and a computer-readable medium storing computer-readable program code (e.g., software or firmware) executable by the (micro)processor, logic gates, switches, application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), programmable logic controllers, and embedded microcontrollers. Examples of controllers include, but are not limited to, the following microcontrollers: ARC 625D, Atmel AT91SAM, Microchip PIC18F26K20, and Silicone Labs C8051F320. The memory controller can also be implemented as part of the control logic of the memory. Those skilled in the art will also know that in addition to implementing the controller in a purely computer-readable program code format, the controller can be implemented in the form of logic gates, switches, application-specific integrated circuits, programmable logic controllers, and embedded microcontrollers by logically programming the method steps. Therefore, such a controller can be considered a hardware component, and the devices included therein for implementing various functions can also be considered as structures within the hardware component. Or even, the devices for implementing various functions can be considered as both software modules that implement the method and structures within the hardware component.

The systems, devices, modules or units described in the above embodiments may be implemented by computer chips or entities, or by products with certain functions.

For the convenience of description, the above devices are described as being divided into various units according to their functions. Of course, when implementing this application, the functions of each unit can be implemented in the same or multiple software and/or hardware.

It will be understood by those skilled in the art that embodiments of the present invention may be provided as methods, systems, or computer program products. Thus, the present invention may take the form of an entirely hardware embodiment, an entirely software embodiment, or an embodiment combining software and hardware. Furthermore, the present invention may take the form of a computer program product implemented on one or more computer-usable storage media (including but not limited to magnetic disk storage, CD-ROM, optical storage, etc.) containing computer-usable program code.

The present invention is described with reference to the flowcharts and/or block diagrams of the methods, devices (systems), and computer program products according to embodiments of the present invention. It should be understood that each process and/or box in the flowchart and/or block diagram, as well as the combination of processes and/or boxes in the flowchart and/or block diagram, can be implemented by computer program instructions. These computer program instructions can be provided to a processor of a general-purpose computer, a special-purpose computer, an embedded processor, or other programmable data processing device to produce a machine, so that the instructions executed by the processor of the computer or other programmable data processing device produce a device for implementing the functions specified in one or more processes in the flowchart and/or one or more boxes in the block diagram.

These computer program instructions may also be stored in a computer-readable memory that can direct a computer or other programmable data processing device to operate in a specific manner, so that the instructions stored in the computer-readable memory produce a product including an instruction device that implements the functions specified in one or more processes in the flowchart and/or one or more boxes in the block diagram.

These computer program instructions can also be loaded onto a computer or other programmable data processing device so that a series of operating steps are executed on the computer or other programmable device to produce a computer-implemented process, so that the instructions executed on the computer or other programmable device provide steps for implementing the functions specified in one or more processes in the flowchart and/or one or more boxes in the block diagram.

In a typical configuration, a computing device includes one or more processors (CPUs), input/output interfaces, network interfaces, and memory.

Memory may include non-permanent storage in a computer-readable medium, random access memory (RAM) and/or non-volatile memory in the form of read-only memory (ROM) or flash RAM. Memory is an example of a computer-readable medium.

Computer-readable media includes permanent and non-permanent, removable and non-removable media that can be implemented by any method or technology to store information. The information can be computer-readable instructions, data structures, program modules or other data. Examples of computer storage media include, but are not limited to, phase change memory (PRAM), static random access memory (SRAM), dynamic random access memory (DRAM), other types of random access memory (RAM), read-only memory (ROM), electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM), flash memory or other memory technology, compact disc read-only memory (CD-ROM), digital versatile disc (DVD) or other optical storage, magnetic cassettes, magnetic tape, magnetic disk storage or other magnetic storage devices or any other non-transmission media that can be used to store information that can be accessed by a computing device. As defined herein, computer-readable media does not include transitory computer-readable media (transitory media), such as modulated data signals and carrier waves.

It should also be noted that the terms "comprises," "includes," or any other variations thereof are intended to encompass non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, commodity, or apparatus that includes a series of elements includes not only those elements but also other elements not explicitly listed, or includes elements inherent to such process, method, commodity, or apparatus. In the absence of further limitations, an element defined by the phrase "comprises a ..." does not exclude the presence of other identical elements in the process, method, commodity, or apparatus that includes the element.

Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the embodiments of the present application may be provided as methods, systems, or computer program products. Therefore, the present application may take the form of a complete hardware embodiment, a complete software embodiment, or an embodiment combining software and hardware. Furthermore, the present application may take the form of a computer program product implemented on one or more computer-usable storage media (including but not limited to magnetic disk storage, CD-ROM, optical storage, etc.) containing computer-usable program code.

The present application may be described in the general context of computer-executable instructions executed by a computer, such as program modules. Generally, program modules include routines, programs, objects, components, data structures, etc. that perform specific tasks or implement specific abstract data types. The present application may also be practiced in distributed computing environments where tasks are performed by remote processing devices connected through a communications network. In a distributed computing environment, program modules may be located in local and remote computer storage media, including storage devices.

The various embodiments in this specification are described in a progressive manner. Similar parts between the various embodiments can be referred to in conjunction with each other. Each embodiment focuses on the differences between the other embodiments. In particular, the system embodiments are generally similar to the method embodiments, so the description is relatively simple. For relevant parts, refer to the description of the method embodiments.

The foregoing is merely an embodiment of the present application and is not intended to limit the present application. For those skilled in the art, the present application may have various changes and variations. Any modifications, equivalent replacements, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principles of the present application should all be included within the scope of the claims of the present application.

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1. A method for transmitting a file, comprising: The first client uploads geographic location information to the media server; The first client sends a request to upload a media file to the media server; The media server determines whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is within a preset geographic range; if so, returns a confirmation upload message to the first client; After receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server, the first client uploads the media file to the media server; wherein the geographic location information uploaded by the first client includes the geographic location information included when the media file is generated; The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server; When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client. 2. A method for transmitting a file, comprising: The media server sends the preset geographical range to the first client; The first client collects the current geographical location information of the first client; The first client receives an input instruction to upload a media file; When the first client determines that the geographical location information included in the media file when it is generated is within the received preset geographical range, the first client uploads the media file to the media server in response to the input instruction to upload the media file; The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server; When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client. 3. A method for transmitting files, characterized in that it is applied to a media server, comprising: Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the first client; Receiving a file upload request sent by a first client; Determine whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is within a preset geographic range; if so, return a confirmation upload message to the first client; Receive a media file uploaded by a first client; wherein the geographic location information uploaded by the first client includes the geographic location information included when the media file is generated; receiving geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client; When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client. 4. The method according to claim 3, wherein the geographical scope comprises: A geographical range within a preset radius centered on a preset geographical location; or, A rectangular area with a specific latitude and longitude range; or, Preset Points of Interest (POIs). 5. A method for transmitting files, characterized in that it is applied to a media server, comprising: Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the first client; Receiving a file upload request sent by a first client; Determine whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is within a preset geographic range; if so, return a confirmation upload message to the first client; if not, return a rejection upload message to the first client; wherein the geographic location information uploaded by the first client includes the geographic location information included when the file is generated; After returning an upload confirmation message to the first client, receiving the file uploaded by the first client, and receiving the geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client; When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client. 6. A method for transmitting files, characterized in that it is applied to a media server, comprising: receiving a media file uploaded by a first client; Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second client; When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client; The geographical location information contained in the media file pre-uploaded by the first client when it is generated is within the preset geographical range. 7. A method for transmitting files, characterized in that it is applied to a first client and comprises: Upload the geographic location information included in the generated media file to the media server; Sending a request to upload a media file to the media server; After receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server, uploading the media file to the media server; After determining that the geographic location information is within the preset geographic range, the media server returns the upload confirmation message to the first client; after determining that the geographic location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographic range, the media server sends the media file to the second client. 8. A method for transmitting files, characterized in that it is applied to a media server, comprising: receiving a live media file uploaded by a first client; Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second client; When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client; The geographical location information contained in the generated live media file pre-uploaded by the first client is within the preset geographical range. 9. A method for transmitting a file, comprising: The first client uploads a media file containing geographic location information to the media server; The media server determines whether the geographical location information contained in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographical range; if so, saves the uploaded media file; wherein the geographical location information contained in the media file includes the geographical location information contained when the media file is generated; The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server; When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client. 10. A method for transmitting a file, comprising: The media server sends the preset geographical range to the first client; The first client collects the current geographical location information of the first client; The first client receives an input instruction to upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information; the geographic location information included in the media file includes the geographic location information included when the media file is generated; When the first client determines that the geographical location information included in the media file is within the received preset geographical range, the first client uploads the media file to the media server in response to the input instruction to upload the media file; The second client uploads the geographic location information of the second client to the media server; When the media server determines that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range, the media server sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client. 11. A method for transmitting files, characterized in that it is applied to a media server, comprising: Receiving a media file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client; wherein the geographic location information contained in the media file includes the geographic location information contained when the media file is generated; Determine whether the geographic location information contained in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographic range; if so, save the uploaded media file; receiving geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client; When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the media file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client. 12. A method for transmitting files, characterized in that it is applied to a first client and comprises: receiving a preset geographical range sent by a media server; Collecting the current geographic location information of the first client; Receiving an input instruction to upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information; When it is determined that the geographic location information included in the media file is within the received preset geographic range, in response to the input upload media file instruction, the media file is uploaded to the media server, so that the media server sends the media file to the second client; the geographic location information of the second client sent to the media server is within the preset geographic range; the geographic location information included in the media file includes the geographic location information included when the media file is generated. 13. A media server, comprising: A first receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a first client; A second receiving unit receives a file upload request sent by the first client; a judgment unit, configured to judge whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first client is within a preset geographic range; if so, returning a confirmation upload message to the first client; A third receiving unit receives a media file uploaded by a first client; wherein the geographic location information uploaded by the first client includes the geographic location information included when the media file is generated; a fourth receiving unit, receiving geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client; The sending unit sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range. 14. A media server, comprising: A first receiving unit receives a media file uploaded by a first client; A second receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a second client; a determination unit, configured to determine whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range; a sending unit, configured to send the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the judgment result of the judging unit is yes; The geographical location information contained in the media file pre-uploaded by the first client when it is generated is within the preset geographical range. 15. A client, comprising: A first uploading unit, uploading geographic location information included in the generated media file to the media server; A sending unit, sending a request to upload a media file to the media server; A second uploading unit, after receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server, uploads the media file to the media server; After determining that the geographic location information is within the preset geographic range, the media server returns the upload confirmation message to the client; after determining that the geographic location information uploaded by other clients is within the preset geographic range, the media server sends the media file to the other clients. 16. A media server, comprising: A first receiving unit receives a live media file uploaded by a first client; A second receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a second client; a determination unit, configured to determine whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range; a sending unit, configured to send the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the judgment result of the judging unit is yes; The geographical location information contained in the generated live media file pre-uploaded by the first client is within the preset geographical range. 17. A media server, comprising: A first receiving unit receives a media file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client; A first determining unit, configured to determine whether the geographical location information contained in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographical range; wherein the geographical location information contained in the media file includes the geographical location information contained when the media file is generated; a saving unit, configured to save the uploaded media file when the judgment result of the first judgment unit is yes; A second receiving unit receives geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client; A second determining unit, determining whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range; The sending unit sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the second judging unit determines that the media file is uploaded by the first client. 18. A client, comprising: A first receiving unit receives a preset geographical range sent by a media server; A collection unit, collecting current geographical location information of the first client; The second receiving unit receives an input instruction to upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information; the geographic location information included in the media file includes the geographic location information included when the media file is generated; a determination unit, configured to determine whether the geographical location information included in the media file is within the received preset geographical range; The uploading unit uploads the media file to the media server when the judgment result of the second judgment unit is yes, so that the media server sends the media file to the second client, and the geographic location information of the second client sent by the second client to the media server is within the preset geographic range. 19. A media server, comprising: A first receiving unit receives a media file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client; wherein the geographic location information contained in the media file includes the geographic location information contained when the media file is generated; A first determination unit determines whether the geographical location information included in the uploaded media file is within a preset geographical range; a saving unit, configured to save the uploaded media file when the judgment result of the first judgment unit is yes; A second receiving unit receives geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client; A second determining unit, determining whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range; The sending unit sends the media file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the second judging unit determines that the media file is uploaded by the first client. 20. A client, comprising: A first receiving unit receives a preset geographical range sent by a media server; A collection unit, collecting current geographical location information of the first client; A first uploading unit receives an instruction to select and upload a media file; the media file includes geographic location information; the geographic location information included in the media file includes the geographic location information included when the media file is generated; a determination unit, configured to determine whether the geographical location information included in the media file is within the received preset geographical range; The second uploading unit uploads the media file to the media server in response to the input upload media file instruction when the judgment result of the judgment unit is yes, so that the media server sends the media file to the second client, and the geographic location information of the second client sent by the second client to the media server is within the preset geographic range. 21. A method for sharing videos, characterized by being applied to a media server, comprising: Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the first social application client; receiving a request from a first social application client to upload a live video file; Determine whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first social application client is within a preset geographic range; if so, return a confirmation upload message to the first social application client; Receiving a live video file uploaded by a first social application client; wherein the geographic location information uploaded by the first social application client includes the geographic location information included when the live video file is generated; Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second social application client; When it is determined that the geographic location information uploaded by the second social application client is within the preset geographic range, the live video file uploaded by the first social application client is sent to the second social application client. 22. The method of claim 21, wherein the uploaded live video file carries sharing scope information; the sharing scope information specifies the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file. 23. The method according to claim 21, further comprising: The live video file is shared with other users of the first social application. 24. The method of claim 21, wherein sharing the live video file with other users of the first social application specifically comprises: The live video file is played on a video playback interface to share with other users of the first social application. 25. The method of claim 21, wherein sharing the live video file with other users of the first social application specifically comprises: Other users to be shared are determined based on the user relationship of the user corresponding to the first client and/or the geographical location of the first client, and the live video file is shared with the other users to be shared. 26. A method for sharing videos, characterized by being applied to a media server, comprising: Receiving a live video file uploaded by a first client; Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second client; When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the live video file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client; The geographical location information contained in the generated live video file pre-uploaded by the first client is within the preset geographical range. 27. The method of claim 26, wherein the live video file uploaded by the first client carries sharing range information; the sharing range information specifies the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file. 28. A method for sharing a video, characterized in that it is applied to a first client and comprises: Upload the geographic location information contained in the generated live video file to the media server; Sending a request to upload a live video file to the media server; After receiving the upload confirmation message returned by the media server, uploading the live video file to the media server; After determining that the geographic location information is within the preset geographic range, the media server returns the upload confirmation message; after determining that the geographic location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographic range, the media server sends the live video file to the second client. 29. The method of claim 28, wherein the uploaded live video file carries sharing scope information; the sharing scope information specifies the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file. 30. A method for sharing videos, characterized in that it is applied to a media server, comprising: Receiving a live video file uploaded by a first client; Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second client; When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the live video file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client; The geographical location information contained in the generated live video file pre-uploaded by the first client is within the preset geographical range. 31. The method of claim 30, wherein the uploaded live video file carries sharing scope information; the sharing scope information specifies the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file. 32. A method for sharing videos, characterized in that it is applied to a media server, comprising: Receiving a live video file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client; wherein the geographic location information contained in the live video file includes the geographic location information contained when the live video file is generated; Determine whether the geographical location information contained in the uploaded live video file is within a preset geographical range; if so, save the uploaded live video file; receiving geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client; When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the live video file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client. 33. The method of claim 32, wherein the uploaded live video file carries sharing range information; the sharing range information specifies the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file. 34. A method for sharing a video, characterized in that it is applied to a first client and comprises: receiving a preset geographical range sent by a media server; Collecting the current geographic location information of the first client; Receiving an instruction to select and upload a live video file; the live video file includes geographic location information; When it is determined that the geographic location information contained in the live video file is within the received preset geographic range, in response to the input upload live video file instruction, the live video file is uploaded to the media server, so that the media server sends the live video file to the second client; the geographic location information of the second client sent to the media server is within the preset geographic range; the geographic location information contained in the live video file includes the geographic location information contained when the live video file is generated. 35. The method of claim 34, wherein the uploaded live video file carries sharing range information; the sharing range information specifies the user type and/or user name in the social network that can view the live video file. 36. A media server, comprising: A first receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a first social application client; A second receiving unit receives a request sent by the first social application client to upload a live video file; a determination unit configured to determine whether the geographic location information uploaded by the first social application client is within a preset geographic range; if so, returning a confirmation upload message to the first social application client; wherein the geographic location information uploaded by the first social application client includes the geographic location information included when the live video file is generated; A third receiving unit receives a live video file uploaded by the first social application client; a fourth receiving unit, receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second social application client; The sending unit sends the live video file uploaded by the first social application client to the second social application client when it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second social application client is within a preset geographical range. 37. A media server, comprising: A first receiving unit receives a live video file uploaded by a first client; A second receiving unit receives geographic location information uploaded by a second client; a sending unit, which sends the live video file uploaded by the first client to the second client when it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range; The geographical location information contained in the generated live video file pre-uploaded by the first client is within the preset geographical range. 38. A client, comprising: A first uploading unit uploads the geographical location information contained in the generated live video file to the media server; A sending unit, sending a request to upload a live video file to the media server; A second uploading unit, after receiving a confirmation upload message returned by the media server, uploads the live video file to the media server; After determining that the geographic location information is within the preset geographic range, the media server returns the upload confirmation message; after determining that the geographic location information uploaded by other clients is within the preset geographic range, the media server sends the live video file to the other clients. 39. A media server, comprising: Receiving a live video file uploaded by a first client; Receiving geographic location information uploaded by the second client; When it is determined that the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within the preset geographical range, the live video file uploaded by the first client is sent to the second client; The geographical location information contained in the generated live video file pre-uploaded by the first client is within the preset geographical range. 40. A media server, comprising: A first receiving unit receives a live video file containing geographic location information uploaded by a first client; A first judgment unit is configured to judge whether the geographical location information contained in the uploaded live video file is within a preset geographical range; wherein the geographical location information contained in the live video file includes the geographical location information contained when the live video file is generated; a saving unit, for saving the uploaded live video file if the judgment result of the first judgment unit is yes; A second receiving unit receives geographic location information of the second client uploaded by the second client; A second determining unit, determining whether the geographical location information uploaded by the second client is within a preset geographical range; The sending unit sends the live video file uploaded by the first client to the second client when the second judging unit determines that the result is yes. 41. A client, comprising: A first receiving unit receives a preset geographical range sent by a media server; A collection unit, collecting current geographical location information of the first client; A second receiving unit receives an instruction to select and upload a live video file; the live video file includes geographic location information; a judgment unit, configured to judge whether the geographical location information contained in the live video file is within the received preset geographical range; wherein the geographical location information contained in the live video file includes the geographical location information contained when the live video file is generated; The uploading unit uploads the live video file to the media server when the judgment result of the judgment unit is yes, so that the media server sends the live video file to the second client, and the geographic location information of the second client sent by the second client to the media server is within the preset geographic range.