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Method for receiving and displaying thematic audio-visual programme sequences, and receiver therefor

  • US 8,726,307 B2
  • Filed: 06/27/2001
  • Issued: 05/13/2014
  • Est. Priority Date: 06/27/2000
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. Process for screening audiovisual transmissions transmitted by a center and received by a television receiver, transmissions of events being broadcast on a first broadcasting service and being selectable by a user, said events being interrupted by at least one transmission of a first sequence, the at least one transmission of a first sequence being broadcast on the first broadcasting service, the process comprising at the receiver:

  • screening a part of said event broadcast before an interruption of the event by a transmission of the first sequence,screening a filler transmission following the screening of the part of said event broadcast before the interruption of the event by a transmission of the first sequence, the screening of the filler transmission being not synchronized with the screening of the part of said event broadcast, the filler transmission being a still picture accompanied by looped sound content, the still picture and the sound content being recorded in the receiver,screening a portion of a transmission of a second sequence being broadcast on a second broadcasting service selected by the receiver, said second sequence comprising a plurality of flash events, said screening commencing at the starting point of a flash event of said plurality of flash events, the transmission of the second sequence being not synchronized with the transmissions of the first sequences and stopping the screening of the filler transmission at the time the screening of a flash event is commencing, and wherein the second sequence is selected in response to a user assigned percentage, the user assigned percentage relating to a distribution of content topics;

    screening a part of said event which is broadcast after the transmission of the first sequence on the first broadcasting service is finished.

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