Content Receiver to Tune and Segment Programming
OwnerDavid S. Thompson, David A. Divineinventors
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Techniques describe tuning a plurality of radio stations, television stations, or internet content streams, etc., and extracting content of interest, while removing other content. In an example, one or more signals are simultaneously tuned from radio and/or television station(s), or packets decoded from internet data stream(s). Digital audio data, audio/video data, and/or metadata obtained from the tuning or decoding may be buffered. The buffered data may be examined and identified. Once identified, data associated with each recognized song, video, etc., may be segmented. Metadata may be attached to each data segment. In another example, data may be identified as commercials, and purged. Preferred content segments, such as those on a user's wish list (particular songs, videos, etc.), may then be stored or provided to the user.
A method to process incoming content from multiple sources, comprising:
One or more computer-readable media storing computer-executable instructions that, when executed, cause one or more processors to perform acts comprising:
A communications device, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.