Post ASt34wvd9XMUCfgAIy by longobord@infosec.exchange
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 (DIR) Post #ASt0PvAkZrmSyY3lJY by david@weekly.org
       2023-02-20T23:35:23Z
       
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       Concept: a small secondary e-ink display that goes underneath a large wall-mount TV, about the alignment of a museum plaque, to offer supplementary information about what you're watching and metadata as well as volume control feedback, etc.Leave the primary display uncluttered!Bonus: when in The Frame / wall art mode, actually acts as the museum plaque.
       
 (DIR) Post #ASt16tSwnXEs8R3uXA by longobord@infosec.exchange
       2023-02-20T23:43:07Z
       
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       @david The only challenge there is getting good content for that frame. I could see it having content like what Amazon has when you hit pause, which includes names of all the actors who are on screen. I could also see subscribing to a separate content provider, but in today's climate, it would have to map to the ideological leanings of the subscribers.
       
 (DIR) Post #ASt2lx5UKzIfC7EP7g by david@weekly.org
       2023-02-21T00:01:46Z
       
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       @longobord Good point but start with: name of the content, year of production, what AV source is currently active, channel name and number, volume level? IMDB for a bit more info / metadata? Could imagine closed capitioning on a bar below too to keep the picture unsullied.
       
 (DIR) Post #ASt34wvd9XMUCfgAIy by longobord@infosec.exchange
       2023-02-21T00:05:12Z
       
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       @david That sounds reasonable, so long as you could get some kind of key into various players. I can't tell the number of times I bounced between pausing and running a crunchyroll video because the subtitles scrolled too fast, but the pause put text details of what I was watching over the subtitles I was trying to read.