MXPA96002667A - Digital audio and vi signal coding system - Google Patents
Digital audio and vi signal coding systemInfo
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- MXPA96002667A MXPA96002667A MXPA/A/1996/002667A MX9602667A MXPA96002667A MX PA96002667 A MXPA96002667 A MX PA96002667A MX 9602667 A MX9602667 A MX 9602667A MX PA96002667 A MXPA96002667 A MX PA96002667A
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Abstract
1.- The process by which information can be obtained from and by the broadcasting of radio and television signals electronically by including, through the digitalization of signals inaudible to humans, a code in the soundtrack of low or high frequency in the magnetic tapes in which communications are recorded to be transmitted by radio or television in such a way that the signals are picked up by a detector, which receives them and transmits them to a computer that uses subsonic or supersonic filters to identify the encoded signal and it processes the information included in it by virtue of the aforementioned digitalization and issues a report that contains data obtained thanks to the receipt of the digitized signal. 2.- Digitalisation generates codes that are inaudible to the human ear but gradable and reproducible in the soundtrack of the audiovisual and radio systems. 3.- The codes are produced using a digital tone generator with a system of numerical equivalences, these tones can be in the low band or in the high band. 4.- Once the tone is generated, a recording is made that can be copied to each copy of material that is intended to be broadcast on radio or television. These codes would be placed at the beginning of the transmission and at the end of it. 5.- The digitalized signal is transmitted by conventional means of radio or television. 6.- The transmitted signal is detected by a high-speed digital processor with several input ports per processing card. 7.- Each card works with a system of specific filters that detect each tone used by the tone generator. 8.- The combination of the signals produced by the channels of the filter produces a value that is associated to a database, identifying the message in question. 8.- Data entry to the card is done through the audio channel, so a device that is converting the electronic signals transmitted by radio or cable to sounds is required. 10.- The report consists of reporting, among other data, times of departure and reception, number of broadcasts and any other data related to that transmission by radio or television.
Description
INVENTION DENOMINATED "DIGITAL SYSTEM OF CODING OF AUDIO AND VIDEO SIGNALS".
INTRODUCTION
Currently the corresponding information on the emission of signals by electronic means is not obtained accurately and quickly. The present invention consists of a system of objective and immediate nature of the broadcasting of signals by radio and television. It is a system that offers a new alternative to provide exhaustive, truthful and fast information on the radio and television broadcast of various types of signals within which advertisements are located.
DESCRIPTION
The Digital Audio and Video Signal Coding System is an information system of an objective and immediate nature of the broadcasting of advertising spots on radio and television. The objective of this study is to provide exhaustive, truthful and rapid information on the broadcasting of advertisements via radio and television. The service consists of a method to identify and report the announcements transmitted by radio and television electronically. This system has three components: 1.- Inaudible message label. 2.- Detection network of inaudible labels. 3.- Automatic information reporting system. To this end, a sound labeling system has been developed for the announcements by means of a signal inaudible to humans. These signals and the corresponding reference catalog will be controlled by the service provider. These signals will be captured by a set of data collection stations that, temporally and spatially, will give testimony of the coverage of a certain message. Once the signal is captured, it will be transmitted to a computer that will record it and produce a transmission report.
The process, therefore, defines an identification code for each announcement that will be recorded in the soundtrack and that by means of subsonic filters will be identified by the computer that will record the start and end time of the announcement as well as the key location of the team. This information will be transmitted to a central computer that will prepare a part of the transmission that will be sent to the client and recorded in a database. The system has two fundamental elements: 1.- A system for generating codes inaudible by human ear but recordable and reproducible in the soundtrack of the audiovisual and radio systems and 2.- A system for detecting those signals and their subsequent electronic processing The codes are produced using a digital tone generator according to a system of numerical equivalences so that each tone corresponds to a numeric digit, these tones can be in the low band or in the high band according to the specific application that is doing. Once the tone is generated, a master recording is made that can then be copied to each copy of material that is intended to be transmitted by radio or television. These codes would be placed at the beginning of the transmission and at the end of it, giving a result similar to how bar codes work today. The coding system can be explained schematically through the following steps: 1.- Message 2.- Data bank 3.- Code 4.- Recording 5.- Code 6.- Message 7.- Transmission 8.- Coded message Codes
The detection system is a high-speed digital process with several input ports for each processing card, • each of these cards works with a system of specific filters that detect each tone used by our tone generator, the combination of the signals produced by the filter channels produces a unique value that is associated with a database, identifying the message in question. The system can work individually or in a network. Data entry to the card is done through the audio channel, so a device that is converting the electronic signals transmitted by radio or cable to sounds is required. These can be momo station as it would be a radio or a television, or multistation as are the most modern equipment. The detection or reception system can be explained schematically through the following steps: 1.- Coded message. - Capture-Reproduction .- Audible Sign .- Computer-recognition system. - Database comparison. - Report emission. - Aggregate report: daily, weekly, monthly
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The Digital Audio and Video Signal Coding System is used to check that communication of the messages has been effectively transmitted, so that they tie the message to the conditions established for their transmission, providing negotiation tools in case of non-compliance. . It allows
Claims (10)
- Also, in case of issuers with more than one message in the air, control both the calendar and the geography of the impact and power as well as coordinate it with other actions tending to give field of operation to the message. CLAIMS Having sufficiently described our invention, we consider it a novelty and, therefore, we claim as our exclusive property, what is contained in the following clauses: 1. - The process by which information can be obtained from and by the broadcasting of radio and television signals electronically by including, through the digitization of signals inaudible to humans, a code in the low or high frequency soundtrack in the magnetic tapes in which communications are recorded to be transmitted by radio or television in such a way that the signals are picked up by a detector, which receives them and transmits them to a computer that uses subsonic or supersonic filters to identify the encoded signal, and it processes the information included in it by virtue of the aforementioned digitalization and issues a report containing data obtained thanks to the receipt of the digitized signal.
- 2. Process, according to the previous clause, also characterized by that in the digitalization codes are generated inaudible to the human ear but recordable and reproducible in the soundtrack of the audiovisual and radiophonic systems. I 3.- Process, according to the first preceding clause, also characterized by the fact that the codes are produced using a digital tone generator with a system of numerical equivalences, these tones can be in the low band or in the high band. I I 4.- Process, according to the first clause above, characterized in that once the tone is generated, a recording is made that can be copied to each copy of material that is intended to be transmitted by radio or television. These codes would be placed at the beginning of the transmission and at the end of it. 5. - Process, according to the first preceding clause, further characterized in that the digitalized signal is transmitted by conventional means of radio or television. 6. - Process, according to the first clause mentioned above, further characterized in that the transmitted signal is detected by a high-speed digital processor with several input ports per processing card. 7.- Process, according to the first clause above, characterized in that each card works with a system of specific filters that detect each tone used by the tone generator. 8. Process according to the first preceding clause, further characterized in that the combination of the signals produced by the channels of the filter produces a value that is associated with a database, identifying the message in question. 9.- Process, according to the first clause indicated above, also characterized by the fact that the data input to the card is done through the audio channel, so a device that is converting the electronic signals transmitted by radio or cable is required to sounds. 10.- Process, according to the first clause above, also characterized by the fact that the report consists of reporting, among other data, times of departure and reception, number of broadcasts and any other data related to that transmission by radio or television. SUMMARY 1. - The process, by which information can be obtained from and by the broadcasting of radio and television signals electronically by including, through the digitization of signals inaudible to humans, a code in the sound track of low or high frequency in the magnetic tapes in which are recorded I communications to be transmitted by radio or television in such a way that the signals are picked up by a detector *, which receives them and transmits them to a computer that by means of subsonic or supersonic filters identifies the signal encoded | and it processes the information included in it by virtue of the aforementioned digitalization and issues a report that contains data obtained thanks to the receipt of the digitized signal. 2.- Digitalisation generates codes inaudible to the human ear but recordable and reproducible in the soundtrack of the audiovisual and radio systems. 3. - The codes are produced using a digital tone generator with a system of numerical equivalences, these tones can be in the low band or in the high band. 4.- Once the tone is generated, a recording is made that can be copied to each copy of material that is intended to be broadcast on radio or television. These codes would be placed at the beginning of the transmission and at the end of it. 5.- The digitalized signal is transmitted by conventional means of radio or television. 6.- The transmitted signal is detected by a high-speed digital processor with several input ports per processing card. 7.- Each card works with a system of specific filters that detect each tone used by the tone generator. 8.- The combination of the signals produced by the filter channels produces a value that is associated with a database, identifying the message in question. 9.- The input of data to the card is done through the audio channel, so a device that is converting the electronic signals transmitted by radio or cable to sounds is required. 10. - The report consists of reporting, among other data, times of departure and reception, number of broadcasts and any other data related to that transmission by radio or television. PUBLICIDAD FERRER Y ASOCIADOS, S.A. DE C.V. 05 \ ARCHIVE \ PUBLIFER \ 048ACG05.DOC
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MXPA/A/1996/002667A MXPA96002667A (en) | 1996-07-08 | Digital audio and vi signal coding system |
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MXPA/A/1996/002667A MXPA96002667A (en) | 1996-07-08 | Digital audio and vi signal coding system |
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