[mythtv] [PATCH] Manualrecording

[Tony Clark]

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On Sunday 13 April 2003 21.31, Leandro Dardini wrote:

> > key, you enter letters by pushing the the corosponding key once.  Once
> > you have finished entering the letters it best guesses the word and
>
> alternatives
>
> > which can be accessed by scrolling.
> > eg.
> > The end
> > 843 363
> >
> > tony
>
> As far as you know, is this method patented? I think it needs a dictionary
> of phrase (that you haven't)  along with a dictionary of word (we have it).

patented, NFI, I don't see how you could patent it, but then I don't live in 
the USA.  It is used by a number of manufactures, Nokia, Ericsson and Siemens 
come to mind.  The is no dictionary of phrases that I know off.  Not at least 
on my phone or the wife's for that matter. (Ericsson and Siemens).  Your 
entering a title of a recording so a dictionary of words would be all thats 
needed anyway.

tony

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