International Broadcasting Conference IBC '95 1995

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A user interface for multichannel television

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“…As stated in Section 2, the TV screen is not good at displaying detailed images. Therefore we decided not to use the popular 'grid' layout common in existing EPGs and past research done in the area [5]. In our opinion, a list takes less space on the TV screen than a grid.…”

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User interfaces for digital television

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Proceedings of the Working Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces

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Digital television user interfaces are composed of text, graphics and video. Usability issues that arise include information visualization, searching and navigation. This paper introduces two user interface prototypes for digital television. Both prototypes were tested with real users and the test results are discussed.

“…As stated in Section 2, the TV screen is not good at displaying detailed images. Therefore we decided not to use the popular 'grid' layout common in existing EPGs and past research done in the area [5]. In our opinion, a list takes less space on the TV screen than a grid.…”

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User interfaces for digital television

2000

Proceedings of the Working Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces

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Digital television user interfaces are composed of text, graphics and video. Usability issues that arise include information visualization, searching and navigation. This paper introduces two user interface prototypes for digital television. Both prototypes were tested with real users and the test results are discussed.

Broadcasting and Processing of Program Guides for Digital TV

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1997

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Broadcasting and Processing of Program Guides for Digital TV

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138th SMPTE Technical Conference Technical Papers Program

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