[mythtv] more mythweb updates
Martin Moeller
martin at martinm-76.dk
Tue Jul 1 20:31:11 EDT 2003
Having shall we say "updatable thumbnails" (or not-so-thumb maybe) in mythweb would be
very cool.
I envision (since I can't code it :)) something like this:
You call up the details of a specific recording. It has a still frame from the video at the top
and various details below. It also has << and >> buttons to go, oh, 30 seconds in either
direction. That should make it possible to make sure your program is in there (i.e. 0:0:0,
0:0:30, 0:1:0...). Maybe there could be a text entry to go to a specific point in time, maybe
0:45:32)? I'd love to have that when I'm out of the house... :)
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From: Chris Petersen <lists at forevermore.net>
To: Development of mythtv <mythtv-dev at snowman.net>
Sent: 01 Jul 2003 10:43:00 -0700
Subject: RE: [mythtv] more mythweb updates
[assorted stuff]
> > And even though restricted by bandwidth I would still love to be able to
> > access the video streams over the internet, even if it wouldn't be
> > actually usable for viewing purposes it would still be useful to for
> > example check if the correct program had been recorded.
>
> sort of like a "recording details" page? That's doable. The *main*
> issue with this is that the web stuff needs to be able to exist on a
> separate machine (even though it may not be in most cases), so
> someone would have to give me the backend commands to pull video
> from there rather than from a filename that the webserver may not
> have access to. Plus, you'd need a browser plugin capable of
> displaying the .nuv.
>
> On that note, is there a way I can query the backend to give me a
> png or other image for a recording, from a specific timestamp? I'd
> like to provide thumbnails for recordings, but the first frame is
> probably a bad choice since most of the time it is of a commercial.
>
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