Radio device with virtually infinite simultaneous inputs
Abstract
A method, system, media, and apparatus are directed to radio recording. Radio stations are simultaneously recorded based on a radio parameter including a processing parameter, a memory usage or allocation, a recording status, or the like. The radio parameter is adapted for an individual station, some radio stations, or all radio stations. The processing parameter is adapted based on a processor usage. The memory usage is adapted based on a memory requirement of a station being recorded. A station may be suspended from recording based on a loss of a signal and resumed based on a resumption of the signal. An access to a radio content recorded while a signal was available may be provided, if the signal is unavailable. The plurality of stations may be prioritized.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A radio playback device that simultaneously and continuously records substantially all available radio stations.
2 . The radio of claim 1 that uses software tuners.
3 . The radio of claim 1 that adapts its processing parameters based on processor usage.
4 . The radio of claim 3 in which the processing parameters are selected from sample frequency, sample size, compression algorithm, and compression parameters.
5 . The radio of claim 1 configured to use multiple processors.
6 . The radio of claim 1 that records stations based on the presence or quality of their signal.
7 . The radio of claim 6 that suspends stations from recording based on loss of signal and resume recording based on resumption of signal.
8 . The radio of claim 7 that allows a listener to access radio content recorded while a signal was available at a later time when no signal is available.
9 . The radio of claim 1 that adapts its memory usage based on the memory requirements of stations being recorded.
10 . The radio of claim 1 in which stations are prioritized.
11 . The radio of claim 10 in which the prioritization is based on a user priority.
12 . The radio of claim 10 in which the priority is based on a user setting a station as a favorite.
13 . The radio of claim 10 in which the priority is based on a user deleting a station.
14 . The radio of claim 10 in which the priority is based on listening habits of a user.
15 . The radio of claim 10 in which the priority is based on a type of content.
16 . The radio of claim 10 in which processing parameters, memory allocation, or recording status of an individual station is modified based on its priority.
17 . The radio of claim 1 further configured to allow a user to adjust a processing parameter of memory allocation for an individual station.
18 . The radio of claim 1 further configured with an extension interface.
19 . The radio of claim 18 further configured to support a processing module to be connected using the extension interface, said processing module augmenting the processing capabilities of the radio.
20 . The radio of claim 18 further configured to support a memory module to be connected using the extension interface, said memory module augmenting the storage capabilities of the radio.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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