James,
Interesting...
Surely the point of Aston type graphics (in vision, non-interactive) is that
they are for passive viewing, as a mouse+menu is 1% better if you are
online (rather than selecting from one-to-many broadcast streams)?
On 09/07/07, James Ockenden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
oh yes, web can do it better... i'm talking about a format which could
be read by a wi-fi/internet enabled VCD/DVD player for example...the
core content and the feed instructions are all on the video file
assuming "files" and discs aren't redundant by then anyway.
researching Aston graphics no
But if it's internet enabled, there is no need for clunky "interactive TV"
features (because it's video loops plus a carousel).
I would really like BBC News 24 on Freeview/cable to carry regional news
headlines in-vision using the technique you suggest (it can't be done on
satellite, no regional
what do you think? i'm not much up on these things apart from what i
read here, so if it's already done/unworkable/crazy/annoying then
apologies!
Check out SMIL a fantastically underused mark up language that allows
you to create layers of video/images/text. And supported by most of the
sta
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