[vdr] Re: AW: Re: Use VDR as an Internetbrowser ??

["Sebastian Herp" <newsletter@scytheman.net>]

Agree with you the council does. An internet-browser for VDR would be a very
nice addition, but i think it is far too complicated to simply implement
this with a "written in one day/week patch". Think about all the interactive
stuff in/on the internet. Flash, etc ... you wouldn't really want to
view/control that on your tv-screen, sitting on your couch, eating some
chips, with your remote-control in your hand. No! :-)

But it could be nice to have an emailclient for VDR which automatically
reads out your mails via text-to-speech-technology ... well ... that would
be cool :-)

Greetings,
Sebastian

----- Original Message -----
From: "Tilo Renkl" <tilo@diredare.de>
> >
> >
> >Hello!
> >
> >It is not a big problem to render the teletext data to a mpeg stream. It
is
> >not realy a Stream. It is only one I-Frame (it lika a jpeg picture but
not
> >the same). Now i doesnt have time to extract the code that i only
generate
> a
> >i frame. I hope in the next version of teletext i will update this to an
> >internal generator or the driver developer tells me how i can write my
> >uncompressed data thout the mpeg decoder or after the mpeg decoder into
the
> >ram before the DAC converter.
> >A Internet browser on tv is a great idea but do you realy need this?
>
> If I'd think that way I would have no VDR but a simple taperecorder ...
> Sure, I do not need it, but it would be very comfortable. I use Internet
> for many things, but first of all for gathering information and
> entertainment.
> And I watch TV because of the same things. So why not ? Putting these
> things together lays very near. Think about it.
>
> >
> >cu
> >
> >Peter
>
> Salaam
>
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