Next generation user interface for audio video display device such as TV
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1. Audio video device (AVD) comprising:
- processor configured for controlling a video display to present demanded images on the video display under control of the processor;
computer readable storage medium bearing instructions executable by the processor to;
present a first graphical user interface (GUI) on the display, the first GUI including a first number of information panels each being associated with respective content that can be played on the AVDD, at least some panels in the first GUI presenting a summary degree of metadata describing the respective content; and
responsive to a viewer motion input while the first GUI is presented, remove the first GUI from the display and present a second GUI on the display the viewer motion not being interpreted by the processor as being directed to any particular panel of the first GUI, the second GUI including a second number of information panels each being associated with respective content that can be played on the AVDD, the second number of information panels being fewer than the first number of information panels in the first GUI, at least some information panels in the second GUI presenting a detailed degree of metadata describing the respective content, the detailed degree including more metadata than the summary degree, wherein the first GUI has first, second, and third rows of information panels, the second GUI has information panels each corresponding an information panel from only first and second rows of information panels of the first GUI, and the information panels in the first and second rows of the first GUI establish the first and second rows of information panels in the second GUI, the information panels in the second GUI being larger than corresponding information panels in the first GUI.
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Abstract
A viewer of an audio video display device (AVDD) and transition from a nine panel graphical user interface (GUI) showing a summary degree of metadata to a six panel GUI showing a higher degree of metadata using a horizontal motion.
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1. Audio video device (AVD) comprising:
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processor configured for controlling a video display to present demanded images on the video display under control of the processor; computer readable storage medium bearing instructions executable by the processor to; present a first graphical user interface (GUI) on the display, the first GUI including a first number of information panels each being associated with respective content that can be played on the AVDD, at least some panels in the first GUI presenting a summary degree of metadata describing the respective content; and responsive to a viewer motion input while the first GUI is presented, remove the first GUI from the display and present a second GUI on the display the viewer motion not being interpreted by the processor as being directed to any particular panel of the first GUI, the second GUI including a second number of information panels each being associated with respective content that can be played on the AVDD, the second number of information panels being fewer than the first number of information panels in the first GUI, at least some information panels in the second GUI presenting a detailed degree of metadata describing the respective content, the detailed degree including more metadata than the summary degree, wherein the first GUI has first, second, and third rows of information panels, the second GUI has information panels each corresponding an information panel from only first and second rows of information panels of the first GUI, and the information panels in the first and second rows of the first GUI establish the first and second rows of information panels in the second GUI, the information panels in the second GUI being larger than corresponding information panels in the first GUI. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A method for enabling a viewer of an audio video device (AVD) to transition from a first graphical user interface (GUI) showing a summary degree of metadata to a second GUI showing a higher degree of metadata, comprising:
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receiving a user motion input while the first GUI is presented; correlating the input to a command to transition to the second GUI; and responsive to the command, removing the first GUI from the AVD and presenting the second GUI on the AVD wherein the first GUI has first, second, and third rows of information panels, the second GUI has information panels each comes ondin an information panel from only first and second rows of information panels of the first GUI, and the information panels in the first and second rows of the first GUI establish the first and second rows of information panels in the second GUI, the information panels in the second GUI being larger than corresponding information panels in the first GUI the user motion not being directed to a particular panel of the first GUI. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. Apparatus, comprising:
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user input device; display device receiving signals from the user input device, at least a first one of which signals is generated by translational motion of a person'"'"'s hand against the input device; and processor responsive to the first one of the signals changing a level of metadata presented on the display device from more to less metadata, or from less to more metadata, a current video pane being presented in an unchanging location on the display device in both levels of metadata; wherein the processor changes the level of metadata by changing from m a first GUI to a second GUI, and wherein the first GUI has first, second, and third rows of information panels, the second GUI has information anels each corresponding an information panel from only first and second rows of information panels of the first GUI and the information panels in the first and second rows of the first GUI establish the first and second rows of information panels in the second GUI, the information panels in the second GUI being larger than corresponding information panels in the first GUI the motion of the person'"'"'s hand not being interpreted as being directed to a particular panel of the first GUI. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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