Saving and restoring control settings for multimedia content receivers
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1. A system, comprising:
- a controller for a receiver that is responsive to a command, wherein the controller saves a first set of settings in response to a command, loads a second set of settings associated with the command after saving the first set of settings, accepts setting changes to the second set of settings and reloads unchanged settings from the first set of settings when the command is no longer valid.
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Abstract
A settings controller for a multimedia content receiver is responsive to a control settings command. The settings controller saves a first set of control settings and loads a second set of control settings associated with the control settings command after saving the first set of control settings. It then reloads the first set of control settings when the control settings command is no longer valid. This allows for viewer settings to be automatically restored after an interruption.
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1. A system, comprising:
a controller for a receiver that is responsive to a command, wherein the controller saves a first set of settings in response to a command, loads a second set of settings associated with the command after saving the first set of settings, accepts setting changes to the second set of settings and reloads unchanged settings from the first set of settings when the command is no longer valid. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. A method, comprising:
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receiving a command; saving a first set of settings of a controller for a receiver in response to the command; loading a second set of settings associated with the command into the controller after saving the first set of settings; receiving setting changes to the second set of settings from a user; and reloading unchanged settings from the first set of settings into the controller when the command is no longer valid. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A system, comprising:
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a means for receiving a command; a means for saving a first set of settings in response to the command; a means for loading a second set of settings associated with the command after saving the first set of control settings; receiving setting changes to the second set of settings from a user; and a means for reloading unchanged settings from the first set of settings when the command is no longer valid.
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