On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 12:35 +0200, Fons van der Beek wrote: > Timeshifting with a ringbuffer could do a good job: > > -Replay of certain parts of a match or movie, idealy with a slow motion function
Yes, interesting. I should add a slave command to mplayer that controls -fps dynamically for this. > Therefore a suggested way to implement it: > -from the programguide: > -pressing record -> records the selected program > -pressing OK -> start TVtime (or mplayer) as life TV player > -Pressing play -> select right channel and start timeshifting > implementing functions: I don't think there should be any distinction between timeshifting and no time shifting. After all, practically the point of time shifting is being able to use it when you didn't expect you'd want to. > -very optional: PIP (show life TV) in picture Easy with -vo bmovl2 now :) > The only thing needed for timeshifting is e.g. the ringbufferpatch > from Jason (which is fully functional) > -optional a commercial detection for timeshifting. Commercial detection is something I plan to work on in a few days or a week. Sounds like the work has pretty much already been done by others so it's just a matter of integration. > Initial size could be adjusted by using a procentage of the free > diskspace (who needs free space ?? ) A buffer whose length is specified by time makes vastly more sense to me from a usability perspective, but either way is easy to implement. Cheers, Jason.
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