EP3387520A1 - Navigation directe dans un extrait vidéo - Google Patents
Navigation directe dans un extrait vidéoInfo
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- EP3387520A1 EP3387520A1 EP16815614.9A EP16815614A EP3387520A1 EP 3387520 A1 EP3387520 A1 EP 3387520A1 EP 16815614 A EP16815614 A EP 16815614A EP 3387520 A1 EP3387520 A1 EP 3387520A1
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Definitions
- the present invention belongs to the field of the rendering of video contents by a touch screen. It relates in particular to a method and a device for browsing video content.
- This method is particularly advantageous for selecting video clips of a few seconds in video contents whose duration is less than two minutes.
- Video content means any type of content capable of rendering animated images forming a video, accompanied or not by sound.
- An example of video content is an avi or mpeg file. In the rest of the description, the terms “video content” and “video” will be used indiscriminately.
- vigation in a video content means the possibility for a user to browse different moments of the video content, for example by launching the video from a given moment or by viewing an image corresponding to a given moment of the video.
- touch screen means any type of screen that can be controlled by a movement of the user, this definition taking into account, in particular, the screen control by an analysis of the movements made in the vicinity, direct or more distant, of the screen.
- Surface wave technology, capacitive, infrared, Near Field Imaging (NFI), and visual motion detection like the Kinect device, MARQUE DEPOSEE are examples of touch screens.
- the navigation within a video restored by a touch screen is usually done using a progress bar inlaid or located near an area dedicated to the return of the video.
- the zone dedicated to the rendering of the video "video content player” is called.
- this method of navigation does not guide the user to help him select the precise moment of the video he seeks to achieve. Indeed, this method does not provide an overview of the video to the user. The latter must therefore grope by selecting many places in the progress bar to find a specific moment in the video. Such trial and error is particularly problematic in the case of a small touch screen where it is difficult to place a finger at a specific point of the progress bar.
- thumbnails representing images of reduced size extracted from a passage of the video content.
- Such thumbnails are for example five in number and are displayed under the video player.
- the vignettes give the user a quick idea of the passage covered by the vignettes. The user can browse the entire video by scrolling thumbnails to select other passages. Once the appropriate thumbnail is found after scrolling, it can start playing the video from the image represented by the thumbnail by selecting this thumbnail.
- the present invention improves the situation.
- a first aspect of the invention relates to a method of navigation in a video content, the navigation being performed from a graphical user interface displayed by a touch screen, the user interface comprising:
- a video player capable of rendering the video content
- a strip comprising a fixed plurality of images extracted from the video content, the images extending in a direction parallel to the strip and in a chronological order;
- graphical user interface any man-machine dialogue device, in which the objects to be manipulated are drawn in the form of pictograms on the screen, so that the user can use them by imitating the physical manipulation of these objects with a pointing device (fingers, stylus or mouse for example).
- the graphical user interface may include a display of various components such as the video player and the banner, some components, or certain component areas being selectable by the user.
- banner comprising a fixed plurality of images extracted from the video content any type of part of the graphical user interface capable of presenting at least one image, for example of reduced size.
- the fact that the banner comprises only a fixed plurality of images means that it is not possible for the user to modify the images present in the banner: he can not scroll these images at within the banner to browse video content.
- the plurality of images is fixed with respect to the video content in which the user wishes to navigate, the images included on the banner being different when the video content changes.
- direction parallel to the headband a direction that follows a general movement of the headband.
- parallel can therefore be considered equivalent to “tangent” here, especially in situations where the strip has a curved shape (circular, elliptical, etc. strip).
- Touch of sliding type means any type of interaction, contact or proximity, the user with the screen comprising a movement movement.
- the interaction of the user with the screen can be achieved by a physical contact or proximity, for example, between a member of the user (at least one finger, nose, chin, an arm, etc.) or any type stylus held by the user, for example, with the touch screen.
- a type of touch is sometimes called “slide input” or “sliding input”.
- video content player is meant a part of the graphical user interface capable of rendering the video content, typically by displaying the image sequence constituting the video.
- the plurality of images included in the banner being fixed, the user does not have to scroll the images of the banner to browse the video content. For a sufficient number of images to be present in the banner and these images thus give a faithful representation of the totality of the video content, these images must be sufficiently small. This reduction in the size of the images is done here without loss of clarity for the user insofar as a successive display by the video player of the images corresponding respectively to the images of the strip successively affected during the sliding movement is provided. The user can therefore directly and easily access a portion of the video that interests him, without having to grope on a progress bar. It does not have to scroll images in the banner to achieve the portion of video content that interests him, even if the touch screen is small.
- the playback of the video is triggered as soon as an interruption of the touch is detected further reduces the complexity of the navigation within the video content and reduces to a few seconds the time required for the user to access a video. relevant content. Indeed, a single gesture is enough to launch the video at the place precisely wanted by the user. Reducing the time and interactions with the touch screen usually required to launch the video at a specific time also has the effect of reducing the computing resources and battery required for such navigation.
- Touch interruption means any type of interruption of the sliding movement. As detailed below, it may be a simple stop or slow motion as a physical separation between the user and the touch screen.
- the sliding type touch is detected if it extends in a direction according to the chronological order of the images included in the banner.
- the gesture used to browse the video content is instinctive which reduces the time required for the user to take control of the navigation method according to the first aspect of the invention.
- the sliding type touch is detected if it extends in a direction according to the chronological or anti-chronological order of the images included in the banner.
- the images of the banner extend in a chronological order from left to right.
- the orientation of the images in a chronological order from left to right is instinctive.
- Another direction may also be considered, especially in regions where it is more instinctive for users to represent a chronological order from right to left.
- the video content has a duration of less than or equal to two minutes.
- the present invention is indeed particularly advantageous in the case of short videos. Indeed, the shorter the video, the less the user will find it difficult to navigate the video from a small number of images extracted from the video.
- the number of images to be included in the banner may be smaller in the case of short videos than in the case of longer videos.
- a small number of images to be included in the banner improves the readability of the banner and further simplifies the use of the method according to the invention.
- the size of the images included on the banner is defined so that said images can be displayed side by side in the banner.
- the strip has at least one of the following features:
- the band has a rectangular shape
- a rectangular-shaped strip is adapted to a rectangular screen, for example in the 16/9 format, when a circular strip is more suitable for a square screen.
- embedding the banner in the reader is for example particularly relevant when the constraints of congestion of the screen are strong (small screen).
- the navigation is performed by a user of an electronic device, the touch screen being included on the electronic device.
- the interruption of the touch corresponds to a separation between the touch screen and the user.
- the term "separation between the touch screen and the user” means any physical separation between the touch screen and the user (at least one finger of the user, stylus maintained by the user, etc.).
- the action of the user to implement the navigation method according to the present embodiment can be summarized as a simple gesture. The interactions between the user and the screen are thus reduced to a minimum, which has the effect of minimizing the energy consumption imposed on the electronic device by the touch screen.
- the interruption of the touch corresponds to a stop slip.
- This variant gives an additional degree of freedom to control the navigation in the video content. Indeed, if the stop of the slip corresponds to the launch of the video, it is possible to provide to associate other functions to a physical separation between the user and the touch screen (video pause, return to the beginning, etc. .).
- the method further comprises the step of, on detecting a touch interruption confirmation, extracting an extract from the video content, the excerpt starting with the last image displayed by the reader. video and ending with the end of the video content.
- the method further comprises the step of, on detecting a touch interrupt confirmation, extracting an extract from the video content, the extract starting with the last image displayed by the video player and presenting a predetermined duration.
- the "touch interruption confirmation” is any type of interaction between the user and the touch screen that confirms the interruption of touch. As detailed below, this confirmation of interruption can for example consist of raising the finger of the touch screen (confirmation) after stopping the sliding movement (interruption of touch).
- Two gestures are therefore enough to select and extract a part of a video.
- the extract ends with the end of the video, the user is certain that the part of the video that interests him will be included in the extract.
- the duration of the extract is fixed, the user defines the extract more precisely.
- smartphones include sharing functions, for example on social networks, which rely heavily on software bricks for reading / selecting / extracting video content.
- a second aspect of the invention relates to a computer program comprising instructions for implementing the method according to the first aspect of the invention, when these instructions are executed by a processor.
- a third aspect of the invention relates to an electronic device capable of playing video content, the device comprising:
- a microcontroller arranged to perform the following steps:
- Display on the touch screen of a graphical user interface comprising a video player adapted to render the video content and a banner comprising a fixed plurality of images extracted from the video content, the images extending in a direction parallel to the banner and in chronological order; • sensing a touch of the touch screen by the user at the strip, the touch being sliding type extending in the direction parallel to the strip;
- FIGS. 2A to 2C illustrate strips according to embodiments of the invention
- Figures 3A and 3B are diagrams illustrating the steps of a method according to an embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 4 illustrates a microcontroller, according to one embodiment of the invention.
- the invention is described below in its non-limiting application to a smartphone-type electronic device comprising a touch screen controlled by at least one finger of a user.
- Other applications such as a control of the touch screen of a tablet by a stylus or a motion detection control by a game console are also possible.
- FIG. 1 represents an electronic device 1, the invention is described below for a smartphone-type electronic device, comprising a touch screen 26 displaying a graphical user interface 2.
- the display of the user interface can be obtained when the user launches an application dedicated to playing a video.
- Such an application can be integrated with another application using known software tools (plugins, APIs, etc.).
- This application can also be called by another application (instruction to launch the video playback application by an application specific to a social network for example).
- the application is started upon receipt (and possibly confirmation by the user) of a notification message received from a connected object.
- the decoder can select an extract, called "video content” or "video” in the following description, of the video signal consulted by the user (typically no more than 2 minutes of the signal broadcast by a television channel) and transmit it (possibly via the box, "box", of termination of an operator) to the smartphone of the user.
- the smartphone can inform the user by a notification.
- the graphical user interface 2 described below may be displayed for the implementation of the method according to the first aspect of the invention, described in detail below.
- the graphical user interface 2 comprises at least two parts, a video content player 3 and a banner 4.
- the video content player 3 is able to display a reading of the video content.
- the audio signal related to the video content can be broadcast simultaneously with the playback of the video content. As a variant, no sound signal is broadcast.
- An example of a video in which a car 5 moves on a road is given for the rest of the description. It is admitted, in the following description, that the car moves from left to right and ends up stopping at a dipped beam at an intersection.
- the banner 4 comprises a fixed plurality of images (27; 28; 29; 30; 31) extracted from the video content, the images extending in a direction parallel to the banner and in chronological order.
- the images of the banner extend in a chronological order from left to right.
- the size of the images included on the banner is defined so that said images can be displayed side by side in the banner.
- the images may be superimposed, at least in part, to each other to be able to represent more images on a smaller space.
- the strip 4 may have different shapes and be located at different points of the graphical user interface, as described below with reference to FIGS. 2A to 2C.
- FIG. 2A illustrates a graphical user interface in which the strip 4 is attached to the right of the video player 3.
- the sliding type touch made by a finger 6 of the user can here browse the banner from top to bottom, for example by following the chronological order of the images of the banner. Indeed, the images of the banner extend in a chronological order from the top to the bottom in FIG. 2A.
- FIG. 2B illustrates the case where the strip 4 is attached to the top of the video player 3.
- the sliding touch can also be performed from left to right, in a chronological order of the images.
- FIG. 2C represents the case where the strip 4 is circular in shape and is at least partially embedded in the video player 3.
- the sliding type of touch can here traverse the strip in a circular manner, for example in the clockwise direction.
- the images of the strip can in this case also extend in a chronological order in the clockwise direction.
- the sliding-type touch extending in a direction parallel to the headband means a touch according to the chronological order of the headband, that is to say here a circular movement in the clockwise direction.
- Figures 3A and 3B illustrate the method of navigation in the video content.
- the method may for example be implemented when the user receives a notification informing him that video content extracted from a TV decoder is available on his smartphone.
- the user selects (clicks) on the notification, he can be redirected to the graphical user interface.
- the user viewing the graphical user interface begins to perform a sliding-type touch at the strip 4, in a direction parallel to the strip (the strip being here rectangular in shape), in the direction chronological images of the strip (here from left to right) with his finger 6.
- This sliding touch is then detected in a step 7 by a microcontroller, described below with reference to Figure 4.
- the mechanisms involved in this detection are known to those skilled in the art, the duration and the number of user inputs (entry points detected by the touch screen) used for the detection may in particular be very small.
- the detection may include an acceptable error rate for dealing with cases where the user's finger deviates from the direction for which the slip-like feel is to be detected.
- a successive display, by the video player, of images respectively corresponding to the images of the strip successively affected during the sliding movement is provided in step 8.
- This is represented by the illustrations 17 to 13.
- the images displayed by the video player correspond to the images touched by the finger on the banner.
- the finger selects the image 29 of the banner, where the car is located a little after the middle of the image. This image is then displayed by the video player so that the user can correctly view this image during its touch-type movement.
- the step 8 of detection as the step 9 of successive display can be performed for a touch of sliding type extending in the chronological order of the images but also for a touch of sliding type extending in any order other than chronological order.
- a sliding type of touch extending in an anti-chronological order is for example possible, the images displayed by the video player always corresponding respectively to the images touched by the finger of the user.
- the touch can also pass from a first image of the banner to a second image of the banner, although other images, which are interposed from a chronological point of view, are situated between the first and second image ( passing through the inside of the circle, via a circle diameter per example).
- Combinations of different touches are also possible, insofar as a successive display, by the video player, of images respectively corresponding to the images of the strip successively affected during the sliding movement is provided.
- a step of detecting a touch interruption comprising the substeps of detecting slippage stop 10 and touch interrupt confirmation 11, is implemented.
- the microcontroller detects that the user stops his sliding movement, without however raising the finger of the touch screen.
- the finger is no longer in motion and is stopped in the image 30.
- a test is performed to verify that the user wishes to notify the smartphone of a sliding-type touch interruption.
- This confirmation can take the form of a finger lift 6 (physical separation between the touch screen and the user) or any other type of interaction of the user with the smartphone (confirmation by voice, by clicking on a pop-up window, etc.).
- a confirmation request can be displayed on the screen by the smartphone, for example via the display of a notification stating: "If you wish to confirm the stop of the touch of type sliding, you can simply raise your finger of the screen ".
- step 9 the process can resume in step 9 and the user can continue his touch of sliding type to resume the successive display of images by the video player, for example in another sense (anti-chronological sense to return to a previously touched image).
- step 12 If the interruption of the touch is confirmed, a playback of the video content by the video player from the last image (image 30 here) displayed by the video player, corresponding to a last image (image 30 here) touched during the movement of the video. slip is implemented in step 12.
- the video content is then simply read by the reader from the last image (image 30 here) displayed by this player.
- extracting an extract from the video content is performed.
- the snippet can then start with the last image displayed by the video player (image 30 here) and end with the end of the video content.
- the extract can start with the last image displayed by the video player and have a predetermined duration (for example 15 seconds).
- This extract can then be shared for example via a social network or via a plugin to transmit the extract by email.
- step 12 Other actions can be envisaged in step 12, such as, for example, the display of metadata relating to the video, the opening of a video control window (read functions, fast forward, next chapter, etc.). etc.
- the read / extract / other step 12 may be implemented as soon as a slip-type touch stop is detected, without any confirmation having to take place.
- microcontroller 19 included in the electronic device 1, in particular, from which the steps are implemented the steps of the method described with reference to FIGS. 3A and 3B, in particular, is described here with reference to FIG. .
- This microcontroller 19 may take the form of a housing comprising printed circuits, any type of computer or any type of subpart of the electronic device 1.
- the microcontroller 19 comprises a random access memory 23 for storing instructions for the implementation by a processor 22 of the steps of the method described with reference to FIGS. 3A and 3B, in particular.
- the device also comprises a mass memory 24 for storing data intended to be stored after the implementation of the method.
- the microcontroller 19 may further comprise a digital signal processor (DSP) 21.
- DSP 21 receives for example the video to format, demodulate and amplify, in a manner known per se this video.
- the microcontroller 19 also includes an input interface 20 for receiving data such as video, input signals received from the touch screen, operating parameters, etc.
- Microcontroller 19 further comprises an output interface 25 especially for the transmission of display data to the touch screen.
- the sliding type touch is performed by a finger of the user.
- This sliding-type touch can also be performed from multiple fingers, a stylus, or any type of pointing device on the touch screen.
- the sliding type of touch can be detected and processed by the method described above for a movement performed near the touch screen.
- the invention is in fact directly applicable to motion detection techniques (for example via a plurality of cameras) where the touch of sliding type can typically correspond to a rectilinear movement of a hand and the confirmation to an action of withdrawal of the hand.
- slip type touch corresponded to a rectilinear motion.
- the sliding type of touch may however correspond to any type of movement and thus include ripples or broken lines for example.
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