On Wed, 2005-02-16 at 08:28 -0500, Donavan Stanley wrote: > > So rather than follow established terminology
Established where? Here? I guess I have not been hanging out here long enough to know that while the world of set-top-boxes calls the display that it shows on the TV the OSD, myth folks use that to mean only the video overlayed portion of the display. But let's just move on OK? I will stand corrected and from now on I will only use OSD to mean the video overlayed portion if that is what we call it here. Just so I get my terms correct. what shall I call the rest of the graphical display? Can we move on and stop arguing about syntax now? There is so much more we can accomplish if we can decide to be grown up and not bicker about the small things. > you invent your own and > expect everyone else to follow along? But I didn't invent it. OSD means "On Screen Display". > Pretty much everyone understand > that an OSD refers to UI that's overlayed on the video rather than > generic GUIs, except those that need to justify the fact that they've > been talking out their ass. So now you are going to tell me what I meant by OSD? You can't just take my word for it that I mean the whole graphical On Screen Display? > You can get quality thats indistinguishable from broadcast using nVidia cards. You can with Matrox g4*0 cards too. b.
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