DarkCompass 428 – Dog got Talent
This week, chillin, working and beering. Joining Camra, and the gift voucher issues. Reality talent show shake up with some decent Judges like Steve Tyler of Aerosmith, Randy Jackson of Journey, and Jennifer Lopez. Who really is Piers Morgan? Dog restaurant in Sydney. US movie industry to remake a recent film because it’s in a foreign language, with David Craig and People want Internet TVs, but decide what you want TV people – Internet or 3D?
Picture – Dante, by Hamish Campbell
You will hear:
- Thump, by Hot Fiction, England
- Monochrome, by Dante – Scotland
- Grade Separation, by Collapse Under Empire – Germany
- The Foolin’ of Each Other, by Spellbound Dazzle – Italy
- Between Two Points, by The Glitch Mob – USA
- Endzeit, by Orange Sector, Germany
- Three Score and Ten, by Circus Envy – England
- Yesterday, by 13th Floor, USA
- Bad Moon Rising, by 8mm – USA
- Naima, by Times 4 – USA
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We’ve got a computer hooked right up to the TV, and it’s our main source of programming on the set. Would be great to simply be able to stream content directly to the set, without a middle man. Probably a few years away from that happening. Though, you’d think it wouldn’t be that hard to build a Wi-Fi transceiver and a web browser into a TV. Of course, that browser would have to support Flash in order to get most of the streams currently available.
I’ve used my TV as a computer display for years. Since TV has gone over to flat screen HD it’s certainly a lot better support.
I don’t currently have any means of viewing “free to air” TV other than via the Internet, BBC iPlayer, 4oD etc.
I don’t think I’ll be jumping on the 3d bandwagon, not until it’s a true hologramatic display.