[mythtv-users] Working on an OSD
Jack Perveiler
perveilerj at yahoo.com
Fri Sep 30 15:29:59 UTC 2005
Yeah, I imagine everyone has their own needs/preferences. Which is why I'm
sure most of this is easily parameterized :)
What would be REALLY COOL would be to have an OSD equivalent of what myxer is
to themes. You could select the fields you wanted, the graphics/colors you
liked, fonts and sizes, etc. from lists on a web page and then have a preview
drawn for you real-time. When you get it the way you like it you could press a
button and have it dump out the xml you need to generate it.
If you haven't tried myxer and it's configuration utils you should take a
look... Dave Hofstra did a nice job with it and Stef Coene's php configurator
is also very cool. The relevant gossamer thread is here:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/mythtv/users/139517?do=post_view_threaded
Of course this is beyond my php skills (currently none) and knowledge of OSD
theme construction (also currently none), but it's an idea at least :)
--Jack
--- Bill Omer <bill at spis.net> wrote:
> Jack Perveiler wrote:
> >I'd be happier with seeing when the original record date was. Just last
> night
> >my wife asked me "is this the King of Queens for this week or last week?"
> If
> >both were reruns it'd be more clear to me to see the record date than the
> >original air date (which might be years ago).
>
> Overheard one day while my wife was watching tv:
>
> "I wonder how old this episode is...."
> 'hits info button'
> "First aired in 1989? This is an oooold episode of Rosanne".
>
>
>
> Ever since then its been a feature that we both used allot. It's an
> easy way to find out if you're watching a new episode or a "new to you"
> episode.
>
> -Bill
>
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