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I have a weird issue. I have had the polaroid gallery plugin running for some time and when you click on an image to get it to show by itself it used to work. Now when I click on some of the images I get the following error.
The requested content cannot be loaded.
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I removed the images from the library and re uploaded them and the same images show this error while others work.


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I cannot seem to save any short product descriptions. When hitting update to the page after changing the short product description for that particular product it reverts back to the same text. This only happens to products with lots of variations.
This issue was open 5 months ago: http://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce/
But dropping the number of variations isn't a very scalable answer. Does anyone have any thoughts?

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UPDATE: "The Flash" Hasn't Cast Savitar, Says Berlanti
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Writer Ron Marz and Top Cow Publisher Filip Sablik speak with CBR News about "Artifacts" #0, the company's Free Comic Book Day offering and the introductory chapter to the upcoming 13-issue "Artifacts" event series.
Top Cow's C2E2 panel covered a wide range of topics including the company's road to "Artifacts," the jaw-dropping art of "Velocity" and a special guest appearance from Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs.
"Witchblade" writer Ron Marz spoke with CBR News about his upcoming plans for Aphrodite IV, the green-haired android assassin that returns to Top Cow's flagship series for a three-issue arc starting is issue #134.
Writer Ron Marz and Top Cow Publisher Filip Sablik spoke with CBR News about the company's plans leading up to "Artifacts," the thirteen issue universe-changing maxi-series hitting stores in summer of 2010.
The writing duo behind Top Cow's "Broken Trinity: Pandora's Box," Rob Levin & Bryan Edward Hill, spoke with CBR about the wielders of the Glacier and Ember Stones, two mysterious Artifacts at the center of the upcoming miniseries.
The "Witchblade" writer talks to CBR about the newest adventures of Danielle Baptiste, the star of Top Cow's upcoming "Angelus" miniseries that spins off in December from the recently conluded "War of the Witchblades" storyline.
Courtesy of Image, CBR presents brand new pages from the upcoming "Image United" series, including the first ever appearance of Marc Silvestri's all-new character, Barricade, and Badrock Vs. Overtkill by Liefeld and Mcfarlane!
Mark Millar planning a "Kick-Ass" sequel! "Surrogates" star interviewed. "Defendor" finds a home. All this, plus an update on "Witchblade" and more.
Courtesy of Image, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale this week including new issues of "Dead@17: Afterbirth," "Dead Space," "Descendant," "Elephantmen" and more.
With Top Cow's "Let Us Win You Over" campaign to give away 60,000 free comic books in 2009 now halfway complete, Publisher Filip Sablik spoke with CBR News about the initiative's success.
Courtesy of Top Cow, CBR brings you exclusive first looks at Adriana Melo and Sunny Gho's covers for "Witchblade" #130 by Ron Marz and Stjepan Sejic, concluding the "War of the Witchblades" storyline.
Top Cow artist John Tyler Christopher takes you in-depth through each step of his process for creating the cover for "Witchblade" #129. A must-read for aspiring artists.
With Top Cow's "War of the Witchblades" halfway finished, CBR News checked in with Ron Marz to discuss the shocking events of the story arc thus far and what the writer has in store for the remaining three issues.
Courtesy of Image, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next week including new issues of "Chew," "Savage Dragon," "The Astounding Wolf-Man," "Witchblade" and "The Sword."
Courtesy of Top Cow, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at Luke Ross' cover for "Witchblade" #128, an ominous homage to the death of Supergirl in "Crisis on Infinite Earths" #7....
Courtesy of Top Cow, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at Admira Wijaya designs for "Witchblade/Angelus/The Darkness: Blood in the Sands," a new one-shot on sale in June.
Top Cow Productions has provided CBR with some exclusive first looks at new covers for upcoming books, including "Witchblade," "Cyberforce/Hunter-Killer" and "Berserk." Check 'em out!
CBR News talks to writer Jay Faerber about the first ever "Witchblade Annual," in which Sara Pezzini and her partner investigate a series of murders perpetrated by plastic surgery patients.
With "War of the Witchblades" on sale now, Top Cow Graphic Designer Scott Newman brings you an in-depth look into the process behind "Witchblade's" new cover dress, with logo treatments and Chris Bachalo sketches.
Top Cow Productions has released solicitation information and images for new comics on sale in May of 2009, including "Fusion" #1, starring Cyberforce, Hunter- Killer, the Avengers and the Thunderbolts.
Join writers Ron Marz and Bryan Edward Hill for an in-depth chat about writing comics, specifically "Broken Trinity: Aftermath," the new Top Cow one-shot featuring artwork by Tyler Kirkham and Jorge Lucas.
CBR News talks to "Witchblade" writer Ron Marz about the "War of the Witchblades" arc, in which the conflict between the two Witchblade bearers finally comes to a head, with only one left standing when the smoke clears.
Top Cow will give away 60,000 free comics in 2009, in an effort to lure in new readers with their Let Us Win You Over initiative. Top Cow's Filip Sablik detailed the plan for CBR.
CBR talks to Top Cow Publisher Filip Sablik about the company's plans for 2009, including a fixed $2.99 cover price, a the return of fan-favorites Cyberforce and Hunter-Killer, a cohesive universe and much more.
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Glentoran star Nacho Novo's car-aoke falls flat
Watch out Gary Lightbody - Nacho Novo is hot on your heels.
Home › News › Northern Ireland
Watch out Gary Lightbody - Nacho Novo is hot on your heels.
Struggling supermarket Asda has laid bare the challenge awaiting new boss Sean Clarke after reporting its worst quarterly performance on record.
Detectives have concluded interviews with former soldiers as part of their investigation into the Bloody Sunday shootings in Londonderry in 1972.
A dentist who was allowed to continue working after letting his receptionist X-ray a patient is at the centre of another official investigation, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal.
Jubilant Northern Ireland students have outperformed their counterparts in England and Wales in the A-level results.
Fury has erupted after a Sinn Fein member who sits on a Policing and Community Safety Partnership called for the return of the IRA.
A man has appeared at Ballymena Magistrates' Court charged with a number of offences including possession of an imitation firearm in connection with an incident in which heavily armed police officers laid siege to a house in Coleraine.
Fraudsters are targeting unsuspecting members of the public in a fake Fifa World Cup online lottery, police have warned.
The Jamie Bryson bashers were out of their blocks quicker than Usain Bolt yesterday to ridicule the true-blue flag protester who's found himself at the centre of a political minefield at Stormont over his odd-couple links to his former foes in Sinn Fein.
Clever political parties don't lose talent like Daithi McKay, though Sinn Fein is particularly careless about nurturing talent. Otherwise Mairia Cahill would probably be on the Ard Comhairle now and Pearse Doherty would already be the party leader.
My initial reaction to the allegation that loyalist Jamie Bryson had been coached by Sinn Fein on how best to damage Peter Robinson was to snort derisively.
The first politician to resign because of Nama is Daithi McKay. It sounds utterly incredible. Had Paddy Power opened a book on whom the most likely candidate would be, the Sinn Fein man's name wouldn't even have registered.
The Sinn Fein spin doctor in the thick of the political storm that's claimed the scalp of MLA Daithi McKay starred in his own bizarre YouTube video, based on the TV dating show Take Me Out.
Sinn Fein has been accused of throwing one of its top MLAs to the wolves over claims he coached a high-profile witness to the Nama inquiry.
High street chain Argos has been accused of glorifying terrorism by helping to distribute loyalist paramilitary T-shirts.
Nothing can justify the latest in a series of attacks on an advice centre that provides ordinary people with help and support, politicians in Londonderry have said.
Brexit has provided a major boost for Northern Ireland's car dealers, it has emerged.
A drug addict who allegedly hijacked a car, robbed a pharmacy and then set fire to the vehicle hours after being freed by police is to be allowed out of prison for a family funeral.
A man arrested for carrying two knives in south Belfast in the middle of the night claimed he had them to eat with, a court heard yesterday.
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Aug 26, 2016
Previously unknown information is being uncovered about Kayla Mueller's 18 months in captivity on 20/20 "The Girl Left Behind."
Mueller, a 25-year-old humanitarian and activist from Arizona, was kidnapped by ISIS in August 2013 in Syria.
Information about Mueller's time is being pieced together more than a year after her death through interviews with others who were held as hostages alongside her throughout her lengthy time in captivity.
Mueller is said to have been tortured, abused, forced into slave labor and raped, but she continued to be hopeful and stood up for her Christian faith.
The special also includes a proof of life video that was made in 2013, shortly after Mueller had been taken hostage.
The video was only 10 seconds long and featured Mueller in a black headscarf begging for help.
"I need your help. I've been here too long and I've been very sick and it's very terrifying here."
One of her fellow hostages, Daniel Rye Ottosen, a Danish photograph, recounts the story of how Mueller remained a firm Christian.
He told ABC News:
One of the Beatles (a name the hostages gave their guards) started to say, 'Oh, this is Kayla, and she has been held all by herself. And she is much stronger than you guys. And she's much smarter. She converted to Islam.' And then she was like, 'No, I didn't.'
The special also interviews a young Yazidi girl who shares the story of how Mueller gave up a chance to escape with other young hostages who were held as sex slaves so they would have an easier time getting away.
I told Kayla, 'We want to escape,' and I asked her to come with us. She told me, 'No, because I am American. If I escape with you, they will do everything to find us again.' It is better for you to escape alone. I will stay here.
The special will air tonight. Discuss
The White House announced today that 28 companies in the private sector have pledged their commitment to closing the gender pay gap for their employees—fitting for Women's Equality Day.
The companies range across multiple industries including Apple, Delta Air Lines, Hilton, Ikea and more.
In the United States, women working full time earn an average of 79 cents for every dollar men make, according to Census data. Black women are paid 63 cents and Latina women 56 cents compared to every dollar paid to white men.
Several recent studies have confirmed the existence of the wage gap across industries and employment levels.
More than 50 companies have signed the White House Equal Pay Pledge, which has been in the works for some time now. In January, President Obama signed an executive order requiring businesses with more than 100 employees to report their wage data broken down by race and sex to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Each company that signed today included a personal pledge. Some excerpts are below:
Equal work deserves equal pay. This past year, Apple looked at the total compensation for U.S. employees and closed the gaps we found. We've achieved pay equity in the United States for similar roles and performance. Women employees at Apple earn one dollar for every dollar male employees earn.
Facebook is a longtime supporter of equal pay. We regularly review our compensation practices to ensure pay equity, and have done so for many years. We complete thorough statistical analyses to compare the compensation of men and women performing similar work. As such, we are proud to share that at Facebook, men and women earn the same. We encourage efforts to establish methods to close the wage gaps around the world.
We know that each individual adds value to the team, and we are committed to creating an inclusive work environment that encourages our diverse and competent co-workers to be themselves, to apply their unique perspectives at work, and to assume responsibility for our growth. In addition to being the right thing to do, creating this environment also improves our business results and strengthens our competitiveness.
If you've ever wondered what would happen if you left a dress in the Dead Sea, wonder no more.
Israeli artist Sigalit Landau decided to submerge a black dress into the Dead Sea for a project called Salt Bride.
The dress spent two months in the water during 2014 and crystallized into a beautiful white gown.
The project was inspired by a 1916 play called Dybbuk about a young Jewish woman who becomes possessed with the spirit of her dead lover. The dress Landau submerged is a replica of the dress from the play.
The photos of the project are on display at London's Marlborough Contemporary museum until September 3.
Images courtesy of Marlborough Contemporary. Discuss
France's top administrative court overturned recent bans on the burkini in France, according to reports.
The Conseil d'Etat overturned the ban specifically in the town of Villeneuve-Loubet—but the decision will also apply as a precedent in 26 of the country's towns and cities—after weeks of scandal and international outrage at the law.
The recent bans were invoked in the name of securalism and anti-terrorism security, according to lawmakers.
Much of the outrage peaked this week when news surfaced of a Muslim woman being forced to undress and remove her burkini by armed police on a beach in Nice.
The ban began with the town of Cannes at the end of July, but spread throughout France following that.
The court ruled that the burkini does not insult the equality of women and is not a symbol of terrorism—two arguments made in support of the ban—and that banning it insulted "fundamental freedoms."
Women who have already been fined for wearing the burkini can appeal them in light of today's decision. Discuss
Two nuns who lived in Durant, Mississippi were found dead in their home on Thursday morning.
Sister Paula Merrill and Sister Margaret Held, both nurse practitioners, worked at the Lexington Medical Clinic treating patients regardless of their ability to pay for the service.
When they did not report to work on Thursday, police were to the home around 10 a.m. to do what assistant police chief James Lee called a wellness check. The officer said the door to the house was open and the bodies were inside.
The blue Toyota Corolla that belonged to one of the sister's was initially reported missing and then found abandoned later that evening on a street less than a mile away from the home, The Associated Press reported.
The Rev. Greg Plata, the priest at St. Thomas Catholic Church, said of the sisters to The Clarion-Ledger: "These were the two sweetest sisters you could imagine. It's so senseless."
Elias Abboud, the doctor who owns the clinic the nurses worked at, said the nuns were beloved members of the community who were always willing to go above and beyond for their patients.
Durant police and the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation are involved in the investigation. Discuss
It's hard to find anyone who wasn't completely blown away by the trailer for the upcoming Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. It was a perfect teaser for the next installment of the Star Wars franchise.
That is, until the Internet intentionally ruined it.
YouTuber murdockmotion recut his own version of the trailer, reimagining the story with George Lucas' worst creation—Jar Jar Binks—as the star. Oh yeah, Chewbacca Mom shows up to. Discuss


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What is the best thing you ever did for your finances?
The single best thing I ever did was get rid of cable. This got rid of a huge bill but last night I had to watch 'the story of stuff.' After I did and I thought about it, I buy soooo much less. The number one reason being, because I don't see advertisements any more. You can't want something if you don't know it exists I guess. Same goes for my daughter.
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Search suspended for man reported overboard
TIBURON, Calif. The U.S. Coast Guard has called off the search for a man who reportedly fell off a boat into Richardson Bay near Tiburon.
Coast Guard Lt. Simone Mausz said the search was suspended at 4:14 a.m. Saturday, about eight hours after a woman aboard the same boat reported that the man had fallen overboard and was not wearing a life jacket.
Mausz said the chances of finding the man alive in the frigid waters after that much time were determined to be slim.
The man has not been identified.
Marin County fire and Coast Guard boats along with a Coast Guard helicopter aided in the search.
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|Feb 20, 2001
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|Aug 20, 1998
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|Aug 30, 1997
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|John R. Kinghorn
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|U.S. Philips Corporation
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|Patent Citations (14), Referenced by (23), Classifications (39), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to video recorders and, in particular but not exclusively, to arrangements for locating desired contents on a video tape.
2. Description of the Related Art
Known indexing systems in video recorders provide an attractive and user friendly way of obtaining easy access to a desired position on the tape for recording or playback of a program. Such arrangements generally enable access to a non-volatile memory in the video recorder in which a list of the contents of a number of tapes are stored. Access to the list relevant to a particular tape is by means of entering a tape number allocated to that tape. This access may be manual or automatic if means for identifying a particular tape is provided. This list can be viewed on the associated television display and moving a cursor to a desired item can be made to cause the tape to wind automatically to the corresponding position ready for playback or to record a new item.
Such an arrangement is disclosed in for example Patent Abstracts of Japan, Publication No. 07021748A. Such systems have, however, the disadvantage that the indexing only functions when the tapes are inserted into the VCR on which they were recorded, since the information as to what is on the tape is only present in the memory within that VCR. As a result, the indexing system will not work if the tape is played in a different VCR.
A system is described in European Patent Application EPA 0692790 for indexing magnetic tapes. This publication discloses a magnetic recording/reproducing apparatus having a capability of allowing contents of records on a magnetic tape to be discriminatively identified, and a capability for displaying closed captions includes a tape map memory for storing contents recorded on a tape and a tape map controller. As a manual input facility, a tape map button, a caption button, a playback button, a stop button and others, are provided. Upon loading of a tape undergone recording(s), the tape map button is pushed to display, on a monitor screen, tape map information concerning the contents of program(s) recorded on the loaded tape, temporal duration(s) of the programs and history of playback of the tape.
The closed caption data transmission facility is one provided in the USA and is not widely available elsewhere. It has been designed for the provision of subtitles for the hard of hearing and has been designed as a system in such a way that it is readily recordable on a VHS standard video recorder. As described in EPA 0692790, the closed caption data is extended to enable indexing information to be encoded in the same way and to derive program information from the transmitted closed caption transmissions. Such an arrangement is not useful in most European countries as there are no closed caption transmissions.
It is an object of the invention to enable the provision of a tape indexing arrangement in video cassette recorders, in which tapes recorded on one video cassette recorder can be replayed using the indexing facility on a different video cassette recorder.
The invention provides a method of controlling a video recorder according to the VHS standard, the video recorder including means for decoding data defining displayable text and/or control functions recorded on a tape as a multilevel code at a data rate lower than that of the original data and within the bandwidth of the recorder, wherein the data includes row and column address codes for defining cursor positions on a display screen of an associated television receiver, and function codes defining tasks to be performed on initiation of a command instruction when the cursor is displayed at a given location, the method comprising the steps of reading data from the tape, positioning the cursor at a desired one of the defined positions on the display screen, and initiating the task to be performed using the function codes associated with the cursor location.
In this way, the user can cause the video recorder to wind the tape to a selected position, the selected position being defined by data written onto the tape the data having an original data rate greater than that which can be recorded and reliably reproduced by a VHS recorder. The data may be, for example, according to the Multimedia Hypertext Expert Group MHEG-5 standard or in Hypertext Mark Up Language HTML format. In the embodiments described with reference to the drawings, the data is teletext data and, in particular, but not exclusively, teletext data according to the World System Teletext Standard. The invention, however, is not limited to using data encoded according to a teletext standard and the person skilled in the art will be capable of adapting it to any given data format. By appropriately preprogramming these data codes, a degree of interactivity can be obtained. Then, one out of a multiplicity of choices can be selected and further choices made from the displayed result in a branching fashion. In an alternative scenario, a quiz sequence could be generated, the function codes selecting a page which gives an indication as to whether a multiple choice answer selected by means of the cursor was correct and, if not, showing a teletext page explaining the correct answer.
When the data is teletext data as defined in the World System Teletext Standard, the row and column address codes and the associated function codes may be contained in teletext packets X/26.
This enables a standard teletext decoder to decode the function codes and the indexing decoder to control the tape winding circuits to wind the tape to the correct position for display of video clips etc.
The function codes may be arranged to cause one or more of the following actions:
selecting a teletext page number;
selecting the audio status;
selecting audio description channel;
selecting the video status;
causing a video tape to wind to a defined position;
causing a command to be sent to associated equipment;
selecting a data channel or service.
The invention further provides a video recorder according to the VHS standard including means for reading and decoding data defining displayable text and/or control functions recorded on a tape as a multilevel code at a data rate lower than that of the original data and within the bandwidth of the recorder, the data including row and column address information for defining cursor positions on a screen of associated display apparatus, and function codes associated with the cursor positions, means for enabling a user to position the cursor at a desired position on the display screen, means for receiving command instructions from a user, and means for performing the commands using the function codes associated with the cursor position.
When the data is teletext data as defined in the World System Teletext Standard, the row and column address information and associated function codes may be contained in teletext packets X/26 read from the tape.
The function codes may be arranged to cause one of the following actions to be performed:
selecting a teletext page number;
selecting the audio status;
selecting audio description channel;
selecting the video status;
causing a video tape to wind to a defined position;
causing a command to be sent to associated equipment;
selecting a data channel or service.
The above and other features and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the following description, by way of example, of embodiments of the invention with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which
FIG. 1a shows a standard broadcast teletext signal, while FIG. 1b shows the effect of the restricted bandwidth of a VHS recorder on the signal of FIG. 1a;
FIG. 2 shows a four level code representing the broadcast teletext signal which is suitable for recording on and replay from a VHS recorder;
FIG. 3 shows, on an enlarged timescale, a portion of the signal shown in FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 shows, in block schematic form, video recorder according to the invention;
FIG. 5 illustrates the indexing principles of the invention; and
FIGS. 6a and 6 b illustrate a cursor control method according to the invention for enabling control of the video recorder of FIG. 4.
FIG. 1a shows a standard teletext signal as received by a receiver. The data rate of the teletext signal is greater than 5 MHz and consequently, such a signal will be distorted when it is fed through a video recorder, such as one according to the VHS standard which has a channel bandwidth of around 3 MHz. FIG. 1b shows how the teletext signal is affected by the channel bandwidth of a typical VHS recorder. As can be seen, the initial clock run-in information is lost and, on replay, such a signal would not be decodable by a standard teletext decoder. In order to overcome this problem our co-pending UK Patent Application No. 9605614.8, corresponding to U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/815,024, filed Mar. 14, 1997, discloses the use of a multilevel code which has a data rate which is lower than that of the standard teletext data rate.
FIG. 2 shows a line of teletext data encoded according to a four amplitude level code. The initial clock run-in has been replaced by a lower frequency clock run-in while the framing code and data are replaced by the four level code. The four levels in this instance are four amplitude levels and, consequently, in each data period, two bits can be encoded, the four levels giving the codes 00, 01, 10, and 11. As a result, the teletext signal re-encoded according to the multilevel code now has a data rate of half that of the standard teletext signal and now falls within the bandwidth of the VHS recorder.
FIG. 3 shows the initial part of a teletext line using the multilevel code on an expanded timescale, and indicates the cycles of the clock-run in the framing code and the data. In this case, the clock run-in frequency is arranged to be half that of the standard teletext clock run-in frequency.
Thus, the method of recording teletext data on a tape disclosed in the above-referenced patent application, comprises the step of converting teletext data generated at the standard rate into a multilevel code at a data rate which is lower than that of the standard teletext signal. The multilevel code is then applied to the recording apparatus to enable the data to be recorded on the tape. In a particular embodiment, a four level amplitude code is used and the data rate is half that of the standard teletext signal. If an 8 level code was used, then the data rate could be reduced to one-third of the standard teletext data rate since an 8 level code would allow each data period to encode three bits. While it is preferred to use a multiple amplitude level code as this simplifies the recovery of data by a standard teletext decoder, it is possible to use either a multilevel code comprising a number of different phases or to use a combination of phase and amplitude levels.
On replay, the multilevel code is read from the tape and then converted to standard teletext data in an inverse operation to the conversion on recording. This data can then be fed into a teletext encoder to enable the teletext data to be reassembled with the video signal for transmission to an associated television receiver. The whole process of recording and replaying teletext data in this fashion using a VHS recorder is disclosed in our co-pending UK Patent Application referred to above, the contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference.
In the context of this application, teletext refers to a system, such as World System Teletext, in which the teletext data has a binary data rate which is too high for a standard VHS recorder to record or replay. While the forgoing description with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3 has discussed the recording and subsequent replay or a teletext signal, it will be apparent that teletext data encoded according to this procedure could be prerecorded on tapes for replay by a purchaser or renter of the tapes.
FIG. 4 is a block schematic diagram of a video recorder according to the invention. It comprises an aerial input 1 which is connected to tuner circuits 2, an IF stage 3, and demodulator 4. These are purely conventional portions of a VHS video recorder. The output of the demodulator 4, which is a standard CVBS signal, is fed through a multiplexer 5 to a video processing circuit 6 of the recorder. The video processing circuit 6 has an output to and input from record and replay heads 7. The output of the demodulator 4 is further connected to a teletext acquisition circuit 8 which acquires teletext data and passes it to a buffer RAM 9. The output from the demodulator circuit 4 is also connected to a control and timing circuit 10 which generates appropriate control and timing signals from the incoming video signal and from instructions received from a remote control handset 11 via a remote control receiver 12. In addition, the control and timing circuit receives a CVBS signal from the video processor 6 on replay of a tape and generates therefrom appropriate control and timing signals.
Teletext data acquired by the teletext acquisition circuit 8 is passed from the buffer RAM 9 to an encoder 13. This encoder is as described in our co-pending UK patent application No. 9605614.8. The encoder 13 encodes the teletext data into a multilevel code at a lower data rate than the standard teletext data rate. This multilevel code is passed through the multiplexer 5 under the control of the control and timing circuit 10 to the video processor 6 during the vertical blanking interval to enable the original teletext data as transmitted to be also recorded but in a modified form using the multilevel code so that it is now within the bandwidth of the recorder. On replay, the output from the video processor 6 is applied to a decoder 14 which takes, during the vertical, blanking interval the teletext data having the multilevel code from the luminance processor and converts it back to teletext data at the standard teletext data rate and inserts this data into the buffer RAM 9. Again this decoder will be of the same form as that disclosed in Uk Patent Application No. 96056148. The CVBS signal from the video processor 6 is also fed to an input of a multiplexer 15.
The teletext acquisition circuit 8 has a further output which is fed to a PDC/EPG decoder 16. This will decode the PDC and EPG signals encoded in the teletext data transmitted. The output of the PDC/EPG decoder is fed to a control processor 17.
On replay, the decoded teletext data from the decoder 14 which has been stored in the buffer RAM 9, is read into a teletextlindexing decoder and on screen display generator 27. This will produce an RGB output which is fed a PAL encoder 18 whose output is connected to a second input of the multiplexer 15. Clearly, if a different standard television signal is being generated, for example, SECAM, an appropriate encoder will replace the PAL encoder. Thus, under the control of the control and timing circuit 10, the multiplexer will select either the video output from the video processor 6 or the teletext and on screen display signal via the PAL encoder 18. The output of the multiplexer may be fed to a SCART terminal 19 or, via a modulator 20, to an aerial output 21. The teletext/indexing decoder 27 has an output which is fed to tape control circuits 22 which cause the tape to wind or rewind to selected positions.
The video recorder described with reference to FIG. 4 is substantially the same as that described in UK Patent Application No. 9605614.8. The modifications in this particular embodiment are the addition of the PDC/EPG decoder 16, control processor 17 and the teletext/indexing decoder and on screen display generator 27. In addition, as the teletext decoder is within the VCR, it is not necessary to include the teletext encoder which is provided in the embodiment in our co-pending application.
On a previously recorded tape, the tape contents are stored on the tape in a defined format using the same data recording method as teletext. The contents list consists of the items on the tape and the start and finish index counter positions which represent playing time from the start. This data is repeated several times near the beginning of the tape so that when a rewound tape is inserted the contents may be quickly read. The contents are stored temporarily, as long as the tape is in the VCR, in an index RAM which is part of the control processor 17. If a new recording is made, then the contents of the index RAM are updated with the positions and duration, and at a suitable time depending on the other functions requested, the tape is made to wind back to the beginning and then to write the new contents data on the tape automatically. An appropriate algorithm defines the best time to carry out this procedure, for example, if two items are programmed to be recorded, the tape contents list is rewritten only after the second item is recorded. If, however, an attempt is made to reject the tape after the first recording, then the system winds to the beginning and updates the contents list before releasing the tape. If the program title is available from a PDC or EPG transmission, this is added to the contents data by the control processor 17 using information derived from the PDC/EPG decoder 16. If the title is not available from such a transmission, then the channel and start time can be recorded as a default setting.
The basic principles of the indexing function are shown in FIG. 5 which illustrates how the contents of the tape are read and displayed and the way in which the contents are updated. Box 200 illustrates the contents list on the tape. When the tape is inserted, this contents list is written into the index RAM, this procedure is represented by box 201. When a new program is to be recorded either in addition to the programs already on the tape or as a replacement for one or more of those on the tape, a new program identification from the control system is generated, represented by box 202. As stated before, this will either be the program title obtained from PDC or EPG data or will be the channel number and start time as obtained from the control and timing circuit 10. At a suitable later time when recording has been terminated, the contents of the index RAM are read to the tape, this being represented by box 203.
On insertion of the tape and under appropriate control from the user, the index page will be displayed on an associated television receiver. The user will then select a particular program to be replayed and the indexing decoder 27 will then output appropriate controls to the tape position circuits to cause the tape to drive to the beginning of the program selected to be viewed.
Thus, the selection and replay of a particular program can be effected from the contents list by the user using, for example, a cursor, and the tape will wind to the correct position.
An advantage of such an indexing system is that it is possible to consider different types of services on a video tape as well as the conventional start to stop linear sequence of video material. The tape can be split up into different items or topics which are easily selected from the index using the cursor. If desired, a particular topic can be selected to cycle continuously allowing for unattended display indefinitely for advertising purposes.
When home recordings are made, if the television transmission contains data which identifies the TV program being recorded, such as PDC (program delivery control) or EPG (electronic programming guide), the program title information may be added to the tape contents list automatically. In the absence of such data, the program can be identified on the contents list by the channel and time of recording.
For prerecorded tapes which contain teletext information so that the position of the tape winds can be made to depend on the teletext data in combination with pressing some control keys, this link between teletext and the video and audio material on the tape can be used to provide multimedia facilities which appear to be interactive. By answering questions on the teletext pages using colored keys or cursor movements, the appropriate information, either text or video or both, can be selected. The video material on the tape can be hundreds of short clips or a fewer longer sequences as required. As all possible answers to all the questions are stored on the tape, the system feels interactive and is easy to use. This function also requires additional circuitry in the VCR, but this circuitry is relatively straight forward. The main limitation is the tape winding time but with careful partitioning of the information on the tape, this can be made acceptable for a mass market consumer system.
A feature of the system is the ability to select video items from a teletext page using a cursor. The basic technique is similar to that used in PDC where potential cursor positions on the screen are defined and each cursor position as information associated with it. In the case of PDC, this information is the program identification label of the TV program to be recorded. In the case of the indexing system of the present invention, the information is the tape counter position where the tape should wind to if this cursor position is selected. To use the system, the user reads a teletext page with some text describing alternative choices, for example, a list of birds. A cursor appears automatically on the first bird (avocet). By pressing a key on the handset, the user causes the cursor to jump to the next position (bittern) and so on until the cursor settles on the desired bird, for example, blackbird. Then a different key is pressed which causes the data associated with that cursor position to be loaded into the VCR tape counter system. The tape then winds automatically forwards or backwards as necessary to the starting position of a film clip showing a blackbird and starts playing the video material automatically. Further information associated with the cursor position downloaded into the VCR tape counter identifies the stop position so the video clip stops playing automatically at the end.
A further embodiment of the cursor selection mechanism allows a teletext page to be selected by a cursor movement in the same way. A different address code in the data associated with the cursor position identifies whether the data is for a tape counter position or a teletext page number. It is also possible for the same cursor position to have both a tape counter position and a teletext page number. In this case, when the user selects this item, the tape winds and a new teletext page is selected.
Control functions are included so that when an item is selected, the system knows whether to switch to video only or teletext, which can include mixed video and teletext, whether to play the tape continuously, stop at a particular point or then wind to another position, whether a new teletext page should be selected automatically, or many other functions. Similar features to the above can also be provided in association with the colored keys on the remote control handset in a similar way to Fastext so that new pages and tape positions may be selected from the recorded information by pressing colored keys instead of moving a cursor.
A method of associating control and address data with a cursor position is already known from PDC, see for example, European Patent Application EP-A-0300562, corresponding to U.S. Pat. No. 4,908,707. A more comprehensive control method is now proposed which enables the user to select items or functions by simple cursor movements using select up, select down and OK keys to perform particular tasks. These tasks may be initiated from broadcast data, not just data recorded on tape. If required, more than one task command can be associated with the same cursor position. In that case, if the user chooses that cursor position, then all the tasks associated with it are performed. The following non-exhaustive list of tasks may be performed:
1. selecting a teletext page number,
2. selecting the audio status including audio description channel,
3. selecting the video status,
4. causing a video tape to wind to a particular position,
5. causing a command to be sent to a piece of equipment or system, and
6. selecting a data channel or service.
The codes to perform these functions are all contained in teletext packets X/26 containing groups of data which are of two types. A row address group and a column address group. A pair of these groups, row and column, defines the potential cursor position on the screen and the command and data to be associated with that position. As each address group has 7 bits of data, 14 bits are available for each cursor position. With the available capacity of packets X/26, up to around 100 tasks can be performed from one display page. The following description gives an example of a particular coding for various functions to be selected by the viewer, and an example of an interactive indexing from prerecorded material which shows how a user can select given information from the tape using cursor control.
Proposed Coding
Selecting a Teletext Page Number
Row group mode 00101 column group 00101
14 bits data split as:
11 bits page number (3 bits magazine, 4 bits page tens, 4 bits page units) allowing 2048 page numbers (hexadecimal as well as the 800 decimal pages)
1 bit for stay in text mode (0) or switch to video mode (1)
1 bit for instant mode switch (0) or delay until index event (1)
1 bit for end of action (0) or auto select next page after NEXT index event (1)
Selecting the Audio Status
Row group mode 10100 column group 00101
14 data bits split as: 2 bits mode:
00 normal, no audio description
01 audio description headphone channel 1 only
10 audio description headphone channels 1 and 2 only
11 audio description on all sound channels
3 groups of 4 bits for audio description selection (e.g language)
first group audio description for main (loudspeaker) channel
second group audio description for headphone channel 1
third group audio description for headphone channel 2
Selecting the Video Status
Row group mode 11001 column group 00101
14 data bits split as: 2 bits mode:
00 normal, single screen
01 dual picture, split screen
10 multiple source for user choice
11 3D stereoscopic
3 groups of 4 bits for video source selection:
first group video source for main display screen
second group video source for auxiliary channel 1
third group video source of auxiliary channel 2
each 4 bit address represents the channel of the source video material, e.g normal, one of the three parallel digital sources (see our co-pending application No. 08/135,181 graphics generator, external input, etc . . .
Winding a Tape to a Particular Position
Row group mode 11010, 11011, 11100 or 11101 depending on function (see below), column group 00101
14 bits data: indication of index position in seconds (coded binary) counting from 0 at the start of the tape, maximum value 16383 seconds, approx 273 minutes or over 4.5 hours, sufficient for the longest VHS tape (timing done at standard play speed)
The row group mode indicates the indexing function to be performed, as follows:
11010 wind to index position then play
11011 wind to index position then stop
11100 play until index position, then automatically follow next 11010 or 11011 command
11101 play until index position then stop
Sending a Command to Equipment or Selecting a Data Channel or Service
Row group mode 11110, column group 00101
14 data bits split as: 1 bit for command (0) or data channel selection (1)
If a command, then remaining 13 bits split as:
1 bit for single or multiple command (0=last data, 1=more data to follow)
4 bits for type, purpose and/or destination of command 16 possibilities to be defined, but such as:
output to modem for interactive service
output to DTMF dialler for interactive service
command to bus for controlling domestic equipment
command to local equipment to, e.g., select another function
command to print data or a picture
command to record data in a bulk memory
command to initiate a processing function (macro) etc.
8 bits for command data
if data channel selection, remaining 13 bits split as:
1 bit for mode (0=unidirectional, 1=bidirectional or handshake required)
8 bits for source address of data channel
4 bits for destination address of data channel
A kind of "telephone exchange" function is provided for digital data streams, to allow any source of data to be connected to any "destination" (may be a connector, processing function, encoder, etc.). For example, "connect data channel 23 off tape to the USB connector", or "receive data from modem to be connected to processing function X" etc. The source and destination addresses are defined in a master table as each new facility is used, for standardization.
FIGS. 6a and 6 b, illustrate the process of accessing a particular portion of a tape.
FIGS. 6a and 6 b shows three columns of boxes, the first column representing user actions, that is, the interaction of the user of the apparatus using, for example, a remote control handset, the second column shows the appropriate VCR function which is performed by the action of the user, and the third column shows the messages displayed on the screen of an associated television receiver. In FIG. 6a, the first user action, box 500, is to insert the tape. Box 550 represents the VCR function corresponding to this, i.e., to play the tape. The corresponding display, represented by box 600, as an example gives the title "Welcome to Birds"; and the instruction "please press text for index". The user action which follows, if the user wishes to continue viewing this video, is to press the text button on the remote control unit, this is represented by box 501. The resulting VCR function is to read the index data, which is represented by box 551. As a result, the display, box 601, displays a list of choices as to how to progress from this stage. In the particular example shown, there are four choices; the first being to find a bird by name, the second to find a bird by size, the third to find a bird by habitat, and the fourth to find a bird by song. In this example, the cursor is shown opposite the first choice and if the user wishes to find a bird by name, he or she then presses the OK button, which action is represented by box 502. The resulting action by the VCR, represented by box 552, is to play, storing the index pages and selecting the bird by name page. In this particular example, the display, box 602, then displays an alphabetical selection and one of these portions of the alphabet is chosen, in this case, birds starting with the letters A to D. The user again presses the OK button, this action being represented by box 503. The action of the VCR is to wind to the birds A part of the tape, index pages for birds A to D already stored, and select the first of those. This action is represented by box 553. The corresponding display, box 603, has an alphabetical list of birds and the cursor is against the first one, avocet. The user decides that it is wished to view details of the blackbird and thus presses the cursor down key twice. This action is represented by box 504. The action of the VCR is then to continue winding up to the third birds A to D index page part of the tape and then play, box 554. The screen display then shows the cursor opposite the blackbird title, box 604. The user then presses the OK button, box 505, and the VCR continues to play, loading information pages and selecting the first blackbird page, this action being represented by box 555. The corresponding display, box 605, then gives an introduction to the blackbird and the cursor is aligned alongside a link to more information and instructs the user to press the OK button if more information is desired. Assuming that the user does want more information, the OK button is pressed again, this action being represented by box 506. The VCR then winds the tape to the start of the video material for the blackbird and selects the next blackbird information page, this action being represented by box 556. The display then gives some further information on the blackbird and again gives an instruction to the user by placing a cursor alongside an "OK for more" instruction which instructs the user, if more information is required, to again press the "OK button", this being represented by box 507. The VCR then selects the next blackbird information page continues winding until the start position of blackbird video and then stops, this action being represented by box 557. This action may happen earlier or later in the information page sequence depending, inter alia, on winding time, the speed of reading information pages, and how many of these information pages are available. The resultant display, as represented by box 607, is more information on the blackbird and again an instruction to the user to press the "OK button" for more information. The user then presses the OK button again, represented by box 508 and the VCR selects the last blackbird information page, this action being represented by box 558. While this is going on, the VCR will be winding to the start position of the blackbird video and normally by the time the user has read the various information pages, the tape will have arrived at the start of the blackbird video. The display, as represented by box 608 then displays the last blackbird information page and also an instruction to press the "OK button" if the user wishes to see the film. If so, the user then again presses the OK button, this action being represented by box 509 and the video recorder switches to video and starts displaying the film clip as represented by box 559. It may also load into background memory new information pages and prepare to display them after the next index event that is the end of the film clip position. The display, represented by box 609, then displays the film clip of the blackbird giving, for example, details of its flight, habitat, and song. At the end of the film clip, the VCR will stop and switch to text and the next information pages will be loaded, this action being represented by box 560. The corresponding display, as represented by box 610, will be the main index page for the blackbird and the user will be invited to select other topics if required. If such other topics are required, then the user will use the up/down keys of the remote control handset to move the cursor to the appropriate index item and the VCR function will resume looking for the selected part of the tape.
It can be seen that using this cursor control method, it is possible to give an interactive feel to the use of the tape. By appropriate programming of the tape, the indexing information can be presented to the user while the tape is simultaneously fast winding to the start of the video clip. Thus, the winding time of the tape can be masked by giving the user information read from teletext data which is useful and informative while the tape is winding to the position where a film clip is recorded. The use of packet X/26 data to perform the control enables a wide variety of control functions to be performed. As can be seen from the foregoing, a teletext page number, the video status, and the winding of a tape to a particular position can all be achieved using data programmed into packet X/26. This is similar to the PDC information which is programmed into packet X/30 for the control of the recording of "off air" programs by a video recorder.
While the foregoing description illustrates the use of data encoded in a teletext format, it is possible to record data encoded in forms other than the teletext format, the data having a data rate greater than that normally recordable and reproducible by a VHS recorder by using the same technique to reduce its data rate to lie within the bandwidth of a VHS recorder. Examples of such data which can represent displayable text and/or control functions include Multimedia Hypertext Experts Group MHEG-5 standard and Hypertext Mark Up Language HTML. Thus, both these examples provide information as to how to display text and graphics on screen and allow data to be associated with particular locations on screen, for example, cursor position, button functions, hypertext links, etc. Thus a sequence of events can be initiated by a user without requiring intermediate instructions, the actions of the recorder being controlled by data associated with cursor positions button or hypertext link positions, etc., in the same way as described with reference to the examples using teletext format data.
From reading the present disclosure, other modifications will be apparent to persons skilled in the art. Such modifications may involve other features which are already known in the design and use of video tapes, video recorders teletext data bases, encoders and decoders and component parts thereof and which may be used instead of or in addition to features already described herein. Although claims have been formulated in this application to particular combinations of features, it should be understood that the scope of the disclosure of the present application also includes any novel feature or any novel combination of features disclosed herein either explicitly or implicitly or any generalisation of one or more of those features which would be obvious to persons skilled in the art, whether or not it relates to the same invention as presently claimed in any claim and whether or not it mitigates any or all of the same technical problems as does the present invention. Applicant hereby gives notice that new claims may be formulated to such features and/or combinations of such features during the prosecution of the present application or of any further application derived therefrom.
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This is French actor Mathieu Amalric's fifth feature as a director and is an adaptation of a novel by the revered and popular French writer Georges Simenon. The official synopsis is sparse and intriguing: 'A man and a woman secretly make love in a bedroom. They desire, want, even bite each other. They exchange a few innocent words after sex. At least, that's what the man thinks...'. Amalric also stars in the film.
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Stephen Pollard's alternative history of the past sixty years examines ten such crucial days in our history. None of them are obviously historic. But each of them changed the country - some for good, others for ill.
Combining history, analysis, humour and polemic, this incisive look at events stretched across six decades reveals how and why we became the nation we now are.
The ten days which constitute Pollard's history of Britain deal with important areas of national life. The arrival on 22 June 1948 of 492 West Indians aboard HMS Empire Windrushchanged the very make-up of the country. The invention of the microwave on 8 October 1945 altered not just what we eat but how we eat - and drink. The education system, Pollard argues, was destroyed by the forced introduction of comprehensive schooling on 12 July 1965. Publication of Germaine Greer's The Female Eunuch on 24 October 1970changed family life. And the staging of It's a Royal Knockout on 15 June 1987 marked the end of the monarchy as a serious institution. The events of other days transformed culture, politics, crime, sport and the very future of Western civilization.
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Bill would allow School Board to lease land to Gibson church
Published: Saturday, April 21, 2001 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 20, 2001 at 11:00 p.m.
A bill authorizing the Terrebonne Parish School Board to lease land in Gibson cleared the Senate Education Committee Thursday.
Senate Bill 991 will go before the entire Senate Wednesday or Thursday, said Butch Gautreaux, D-Morgan City, who sponsored the bill. From there, it needs the approval of the House Education Committee and then the entire House.
As written, the bill gives the School Board permission to lease the property in Gibson; authorizes the president, on behalf of the School Board, to execute the lease; and reserves the School Board's mineral rights on the land.
While the bill allows the board to lease the land to anyone, it will likely enter into a contract with St. James Baptist Church. The land is adjacent to the church's cemetery, said board member Michael McIntire, who represents Gibson.
McIntire said the church intends to use the land for additional parking. He added that the church has already taken over the upkeep of the property, which measures less than acre.
The School Board declared the land surplus in 2000, according to McIntire. At that time, the board tried to sell the land, but to no avail.
"We were kind of left stuck holding the bag," said McIntire.
Years ago, there was a school on the land, said McIntire; that's how the School Board acquired property.
School Board president John Pizzolatto said the board can't use the land because it's too small.
The contract with St. James would be similar to a move the School Board executed in Schriever a few years ago, McIntire said. The board leased an acre of land from the Schriever Elementary School campus for a nursing home to be built. That lease is for 99 years, he said.
McIntire could not recall how much that lease is for or how much the proposed St. James lease would be, but said that the church lease would be inexpensive.
Gautreaux said he expects the bill to be approved easily.
"We depend on local governing authorities to make recommendations. If the recommendations meet the local government's approval, we expect that it'll pass muster with the general constituency," he said.
"We assume that school board, police juries and parish councils are under the ever-watchful eye of the citizens," Gautreaux added. "That they'd do something unacceptable with the land is unlikely."
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almost perfect Very helpful overall! It's nice to be able to have a separate app that keeps track of school assignments and class times. The only thing that I would change is to have an option to manually input class times. For example, my clinical schedule is pretty sporadic and is different from week to week. If that were added then this app would be perfect for me!
Hoping for some new features Love how detailed the app is! I will buy the pro version but paying it EVERY YEAR? Can we just have the pro version app to buy once. One more thing... on the calender showing the whole month... if there is an event/hw, I would like to have colorized boxes or something instead of a weird looking circle that's touching the date. Thanks developers
Pretty good It looks great, visually pleasing and works great. However one odd thing about the calendar, on the phone I have missing days in the monthly calendar. For e.g. July seems to end on the 23rd. But on my laptop it's perfectly fine. Also, is there a way to connect to two? I think I may have made two separate accounts.
Late Homework Crashes First off, overall this is an excellent program. I love all of the functionality and the ability to track classes and homework individually. However, you are unable to view late homework and mark it as done. As a result the late notification does not disappear from the widget. This happens across multiple devices.
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I'm a microsoft based web developer who volunteered to redevelop my daughters' school website. To cut a long story short I've ended up having to use WordPress even though I know nothing about it or PHP. It's a powerful and flexible platform and I've enjoyed using it so far, but now I'm stuck.
First of all, the design calls for each class in the school to have its own blog. WordPress doesn't seem to support multiple blogs without multiple installation which I don't really want to have to do. So I'm not sure how best to solve this. Each blog has to have its own "space" - a page, containing content, with a unique, direct link. I can give each class its own page and let the teacher edit it, top first, but it feels like a clumsy solution. Is there a better one? Tags or somesuch?
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For those unenlightened souls wondering what all the fuss is over Radiohead - it's because they're so f-ing special. And the Grammy-winning British art-rock band is coming back to tour the States for the first time since 2008, kicking it all off in none other than the Magic City. Yes, Radiohead hits the AmericanAirlines Arena in downtown Miami on Feb. 27, 2012.
It's nearly impossible to predict what the band - led by the edgy yet angelic-voiced Thom Yorke and searing guitarist Jonny Greenwood - might choose to play. From early hits such as "Creep," "High and Dry," "Fake Plastic Trees" and "Just" to more expansive, experimental works including "Paranoid Android," "Airbag," "Idioteque" and "Everything In Its Right Place" to newer anthemic and stripped-down rock from the albums "In Rainbows" and "The King of Limbs" - there's a mind-blowing range of styles to explore, plus remixes. The group could even break out new material it's been working on.
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