Methods and Systems for Capturing Commands
First Claim
1. A method of capturing user commands, comprising:
- receiving a user command at a viewer'"'"'s appliance;
determining whether the user command is automatically locally stored in memory of the viewer appliance;
performing a look-up when the user command is not automatically locally stored in the viewer appliance to determine if local storage is required;
when the look-up determines that local storage is required, then capturing and locally storing the user command and executing the user command at the viewer appliance; and
when the look-up determines that local storage is not required, then forwarding the user command to a remote location for remote storage in a network.
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Abstract
Methods and systems capture user commands. A user command is received at a viewer'"'"'s appliance. A determination is made whether the user command is automatically locally stored in memory of the viewer appliance. A look-up is performed when the user command is not automatically locally stored in the viewer appliance to determine if local storage is require. When the look-up determines that local storage is required, then the user command is captured and locally stored for execution at the viewer appliance. When the look-up determines that local storage is not required, then the user command is forwarded to a remote location for remote storage in a network.
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20 Claims
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1. A method of capturing user commands, comprising:
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receiving a user command at a viewer'"'"'s appliance; determining whether the user command is automatically locally stored in memory of the viewer appliance; performing a look-up when the user command is not automatically locally stored in the viewer appliance to determine if local storage is required; when the look-up determines that local storage is required, then capturing and locally storing the user command and executing the user command at the viewer appliance; and when the look-up determines that local storage is not required, then forwarding the user command to a remote location for remote storage in a network. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A system for capturing user commands, comprising:
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a reception mechanism receiving a user command at a viewer'"'"'s appliance; a transfer mechanism determining whether the user command is automatically locally stored in memory of the viewer appliance, and the transfer mechanism performing a look-up when the user command is not automatically locally stored in the viewer appliance to determine if local storage is required; when the transfer mechanism determines that local storage is required, then the reception mechanism captures and locally stores the user command for execution at the viewer appliance; and when the transfer mechanism determines that local storage is not required, then the reception mechanism forwards the user command to a remote location for remote storage in a network. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. A method of capturing user commands, comprising:
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receiving a user command at a video switch that was forwarded from a viewer appliance; determining by the video switch whether the first command is to be remotely stored at a network location; when remote storage is determined, then capturing and forwarding the user command to the network location; and when remote storage is not determined, then declining network storage and executing the user command at the video switch. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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