DVD recorders quickly ID sports highlights
|
Mitsubishi Electric has released in Japan two DVD recorders capable of finding and replaying the best moments from televised sporting events by analyzing the sound tracks of the programs.
The recorders identify the highlights by checking the applause of spectators, cheering and other sounds, so users can quickly see what happened during an overseas event that aired in Japan late at night. The Raku Reco DVR-HE50W comes with a 250-gigabyte hard-disk drive and retails for about 90,000 yen (some $818). While the DVR-HE10W model features a 160-gigabyte HDD and sells for some 80,000 yen ($727). Via Nikkei. |
3 TrackBacks
Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry: DVD recorders quickly ID sports highlights.
TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/cgi-bin/mt-tb.cgi/4823
Katsui Corp. of Japan have announced a new adults-only version of their popular DVD player, the DVW-652R. The machine is capable of finding and replaying the best moments from DVD pornography by analyzing the accompanying soundtrack. The recorders ide... Read More
Katsui Corp. of Japan have announced a new adults-only version of their popular DVD player, the DVW-652R. The machine is capable of finding and replaying the best moments from DVD pornography by analyzing the accompanying soundtrack. The recorder iden... Read More
"Evil Interiors are reconstructions of feature films sets from movies like Psycho, Reservoir Dogs and Scarface... The realization of the interiors were done with the first-person-shooter game Unreal Tournament 2003. With stills from the movies, the archit Read More
