PLAYLIST FILE STORAGE EDITING

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
BUG ZAPPER	AMERICAN CALCAR, INC.	1001 Avenida Pico Suite C-139 San Clemente CA 92673	PLAYLIST AND FILE STORAGE EDITING AND DELETION MODULES AND DEVICES COMPRISING COMPUTER HARDWARE, OPERATING SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE, AND ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS FOR USE WITH AUDIO AND VIDEO PLAYERS AND PERSONAL COMPUTERS;
BZ	American Calcar Inc.	1001 Avenida Pico, Suite C-139 San Clemente CA 911097068	PLAYLIST AND FILE STORAGE EDITING AND DELETION MODULES AND DEVICES COMPRISING COMPUTER HARDWARE, OPERATING SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE, AND ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS, FOR USE WITH AUDIO AND VIDEO PLAYERS AND PERSONAL COMPUTERS;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

A system is described which includes a content retriever to retrieve and format data and a media file playlist generated by the content retriever from the data. The media file playlist includes a playlist entry title identifying a title for a media file, a filename identifying the media file, and a metadata tag containing data for performing an action associated with the media file. The system also includes a text file playlist generated by the content retriever from the text data, formatted in XML (extensible markup language). The text file playlist includes text-to-speech markup tags identifying the XML-formatted text file as a text-to-speech conversion file, playlist name markup tags within the text-to-speech markup tags identifying a playlist type and a playlist title, entry title markup tags within the playlist name markup tags identifying a playlist entry title, text filename markup tags within the entry title markup tags identifying a text segment and a text filename for the text segment; and action markup tags within the entry title markup tags identifying data for performing an action associated with the text segment. The system further includes a text-to-speech converter configured to generate at least one audio file playlist from the text file playlist and a configuration module associated with the content retriever configured to accept user input instructions that identify the data.