I love the concept of Openframe and the art that people have submitted to https://openframe.io/stream. I'd love to be able to use my existing displays (the living room television, the extra monitor connected to my computer, etc.) as Openframe devices.
I'm imagining I would log myself in to this web app on the device and there would be a "player" button that would take me to a page that's just showing whatever I've chosen to display. I can then use the web app on my phone to update what's playing on the device that's running the player page.
This is probably also the quickest route to supporting the Electric Objects devices, as long as Giphy continues to run their service, at least, and would be an easy on-ramp for courting those users. In the case of that device, you'd need to be able to produce a unique player URL the user can enter into the device, since there's no keyboard for actually logging in with.
I love the concept of Openframe and the art that people have submitted to https://openframe.io/stream. I'd love to be able to use my existing displays (the living room television, the extra monitor connected to my computer, etc.) as Openframe devices.
I'm imagining I would log myself in to this web app on the device and there would be a "player" button that would take me to a page that's just showing whatever I've chosen to display. I can then use the web app on my phone to update what's playing on the device that's running the player page.
This is probably also the quickest route to supporting the Electric Objects devices, as long as Giphy continues to run their service, at least, and would be an easy on-ramp for courting those users. In the case of that device, you'd need to be able to produce a unique player URL the user can enter into the device, since there's no keyboard for actually logging in with.