JP2004200811A - Moving picture photographing apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To insert music to a moving picture during recording or reproduction linked with an operation of operation keys such as a video recording button and a reproduction button. <P>SOLUTION: A processing procedure includes: a step S601 of selecting the music to be inserted from a music selection list and deciding its playing form by a playing form decision means ; a step S602 of expanding a music file of the selected music name; a step S603 of operating video recording start; a step S604 of starting video recording; a step S605 of starting insertion of the music to a moving picture during video recording by a processing start operation of a music insertion operation key; a step S606 of performing a video recording end operation; a step S607 of terminating music insertion processing; and a step S608 of terminating video recording processing. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO&NCIPI

Description

[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a moving image photographing apparatus having a moving image recording / reproducing function, a music reproducing function, and a network function of downloading a file via a network, and a moving image photographing apparatus having a moving image editing function of inserting music into a moving image. About.
[0002]
[Prior art]
2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, moving image capturing apparatuses equipped with a moving image capturing function, such as camcorders, digital cameras, and mobile phones, have increased. Some of them include a network function, and these moving image photographing apparatuses can download music, images, applications, and the like via a network.
[0003]
In recent years, there has been a growing demand for expansion of editing functions for moving image files shot by such moving image shooting apparatuses.
[0004]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
In a conventional moving image photographing apparatus, most of moving image editing is performed on a personal computer after photographing. There are some video shooting devices that can be edited on the device, but they edit the video that has been shot, and can edit the video that is being recorded in real time. There is no imaging device.
[0005]
Regarding the use of downloaded music and music recorded on recording media such as memory cards, conventional video shooting devices are used only for human listening, similar to general music players. It cannot be used as a material, for example, inserted as background music of a moving picture being recorded.
[0006]
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to present a moving image photographing device that inserts music into a moving image being recorded or reproduced in conjunction with operation of operation keys such as a recording button and a reproduction button.
[0007]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
A moving image photographing apparatus according to the present invention includes a music insertion unit that inserts music into a moving image in real time, and music insertion into a moving image by the music insertion unit in conjunction with start, end, and pause operations of a predetermined operation member. And control means for controlling start, end and suspension of the operation.
[0008]
【Example】
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
[0009]
(First embodiment)
FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of an environment in which a moving image photographing apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention is used. A modem 102 is connected to the server 101. Using the modem 102, the moving image photographing device 104 and the server 101 can perform data communication with each other via a network.
[0010]
A database 103 capable of storing music files, image files, and other files is connected to the server 101. Music files, image files, and other files stored in the database 103 can be transferred to the moving image photographing device 104. Also, music files, image files, and other files transferred from the moving image photographing device 104 can be stored in the database 103.
[0011]
FIG. 2 shows the entire external appearance of the moving image photographing device 104, and FIG.
[0012]
The moving image capturing apparatus 104 has a built-in modem 201, and can perform data communication via a network. Further, music files, image data, and other files stored in the moving image photographing device 104 can be transferred to the server 101 via a network.
[0013]
The moving image photographing apparatus 104 can detachably mount the recording medium 202. Examples of the recording medium 202 include a flexible disk, hard disk, optical disk, magneto-optical disk, DVD, CD-ROM, CD-R, magnetic tape, nonvolatile memory card, ROM, and EEPROM. A music file downloaded from the server 101, a moving image shot using the moving image shooting device 104, and other files can be stored in the recording medium 202.
[0014]
The display screen 203 can be used not only to display a shooting target, but also to display a music title list at the time of music download and to display the progress of download.
[0015]
The moving image photographing device 104 executes various processes according to the operation of the operation keys 204 to 209 and 301 to 302, such as recording and reproduction of a moving image, and selection and determination of a menu list.
[0016]
The operation key 204 corresponds to processing for starting reproduction, the operation key 205 for pause, the operation key 206 for reproduction end, the operation key 207 for rewinding, and the operation key 208 for fast-forward processing. The operation key 301 switches between recording and playback. When the operation key 302 is depressed, the start and pause of recording are toggled. The operation keys 209 include a cross key and an enter button, and are used to operate selection items of a menu list displayed on the display screen 203.
[0017]
Sound is input from an audio input unit (microphone) 210, and audio of music and moving images is output from an audio output unit (speaker) 211.
[0018]
The operation keys 301 are used for switching between a reproduction mode, a recording mode, and a power-off mode, similarly to those mounted on a general moving image photographing apparatus. Similarly, when the operation key 302 is pressed, the start and the pause of the recording or the reproduction of the moving image are alternately switched. When the music insertion operation key 303 is pressed during recording or playback, music insertion is started and ended.
[0019]
FIG. 4 shows an example of a graphic user interface on the display screen 203 for selecting and determining the music to be inserted, and determining the music performance section, the number of repetitions, and the position of the music to be inserted. By using the operation keys 209, each item is selected and determined.
[0020]
From the music selection list 401, music to be inserted is selected and determined. This is music determination means.
[0021]
The music start position determination item 402 determines the performance start position and the performance end position of the music determined in the music selection list 401. This is a music performance section determination means. Knob 403 indicates a performance start position, and knob 404 indicates a performance end position. For example, when music is to be inserted from the beginning, the knob 403 may be specified at the leftmost position. When music is to be inserted to the middle, the knob 404 is specified to the middle. Note that the left and right positions of the knobs 403 and 404 do not reverse.
[0022]
The number of repetitions item 405 determines how many times a music piece is allowed to be repeatedly played when inserting music into a moving image. This is a means for determining the number of repetitions. The repetition position determination item 406 determines whether the music should be repeated from the beginning (FIG. 11 (1)) or from the performance start position determined by the music performance section determination means (FIG. 11 (2)). I do. This is a repeat position determining means.
[0023]
Note that music can be reproduced by the preview button 407 in accordance with the decision items determined by the performance format decision means.
[0024]
When the above items have been determined, the enter button 408 is pressed to determine the music performance format. With the cancel button 409, the determination of the music performance format can be canceled.
[0025]
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus when music is downloaded from the network.
[0026]
The connection is made to the network by the modem 201 and to the server 101 (S501). When the connection is completed (S502), the server 101 transmits data representing the music title list to the video imaging device 104 in response to the music title list transmission request from the video imaging device 104. When the moving image photographing device 104 receives the data representing the song title list (S503), the song title list is displayed on the display screen 203. The user selects a song to be downloaded from the song name list (S504). The music file having the selected song name is transmitted from the database 102 to the moving image photographing device 104 by the server 101 (S505). Here, it is assumed that the moving image photographing device 104 has requested the server 101 to transmit a music title list. The downloaded music is stored in the memory or the storage medium 202 of the moving image photographing device 104 (S506).
[0027]
FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure of the moving image photographing device 104 when inserting music.
[0028]
The display screen shown in FIG. 4 is displayed on the display screen 203 of the moving image photographing device 104. The music selection list 401 displays the titles of music recorded on the recording medium 202. The user selects music to be inserted from the music title list, and determines the performance format by the performance format determination means (S601). The music file having the selected song name is decompressed (S602).
[0029]
In the moving image photographing apparatus 104, the operation key 301 is switched to the recording mode, and the recording is started by the processing start operation of the operation key 302 (S603) (S604). By the processing start operation of the music insertion operation key 303, insertion of music into the moving image being recorded is started (S605). By the recording end operation (S606), the music insertion processing is ended (S607), and the recording processing is ended (S608).
[0030]
The music insertion operation key 303 can be replaced with an operation key 302 for starting, ending, and temporarily stopping recording. Further, it is also possible to replace the recording process with a moving image reproduction process.
[0031]
As described above, in this embodiment, music can be inserted in real time into a moving image being recorded or a moving image being reproduced.
[0032]
(Second embodiment)
A processing procedure according to the second embodiment of the present invention will be described. In this embodiment, the moving image photographing device stores a music file and a moving image file separately. When inserting music, link information for linking a music file and a moving image file is recorded in the link file. Thus, when reproducing the created moving image, the music information is acquired from the link information recorded in the link file, and the music is reproduced in conjunction with the moving image. Hereinafter, the operation will be specifically described.
[0033]
FIG. 7 shows a data structure of the memory or the storage medium 202 of the moving image photographing device 104 in the present embodiment. In this embodiment, the music file 701 and the moving image file 702 are stored separately. In the link file 703, link information for linking the music file 701 and the moving image file 702 is recorded.
[0034]
FIG. 8 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus when music is inserted in the present embodiment.
[0035]
When the music insertion operation is ON (S505), the link information at that time is recorded in the link file 703 (S801). This is link information recording means. When a music insertion end operation is performed by the music insertion operation key 303 (S802), the link information is recorded in the link file 703 with the same link tag as the link information, and the music insertion processing ends (S803). When the music insertion end operation has not been performed, the recording process is continued.
[0036]
FIG. 9 shows a link file 703 and a specific example thereof. The link information recorded in the link file 703 differs between when music insertion starts and when music insertion ends. When music insertion is started, a link tag, a start / end tag (0), a music insertion start position, a music tag, a performance start position, a performance end position, a repetition count and a repetition position tag are recorded as link information. When the insertion of music is completed, the link tag, the start / end tag (1), the music insertion end position, and the music tag are recorded as link information.
[0037]
The individual elements of the link information will be described.
[0038]
The link tag is unique by being paired with music insertion start link information and music insertion end link information.
[0039]
The start / end tag is 0 when the insertion of music is started, and is 1 when the insertion of music is ended. Thereby, it is determined whether the link information is the link information when the music insertion is started or the link information when the music insertion is completed.
[0040]
The music tag is a tag of the music selected by the music determination unit. From the music information file separate from the link file, the music file, the title of the music, the size of the music, the date of acquisition, and the like are referenced using the music tag.
[0041]
The performance start position is determined by the performance section determination means, and the performance end position is determined by the playback section determination means. In the example shown in FIG. 12, p1 indicates a performance start position, and p2 indicates a performance end position.
[0042]
The music insertion start position indicates a music insertion start point on the moving image recording area, and the music insertion end point indicates a music insertion end point on the moving image recording area. In the example shown in FIG. 12, x1 indicates a music insertion start position, and x2 indicates a music insertion end position.
[0043]
The number of repetitions is determined by the number-of-repetitions determining means. When the value of the tag is larger than 0, the value indicates the number of repetitions as it is, and when the value of the tag is 0, it indicates infinite times.
[0044]
The repeat position tag indicates the one selected by the repeat position determining means. Tag 0 when the repetition position is from the beginning of the music, and tag 1 when the repetition position is from the music start position.
[0045]
FIG. 10 shows a music information file and a specific example thereof. In the music information file, unique music tags, song names, music sizes, acquisition dates, and the like are recorded as music information.
[0046]
With reference to FIGS. 12 to 15, a description will be given of a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus when reproducing a moving image in which music is inserted (link information is recorded) according to the present embodiment.
[0047]
FIG. 13 to FIG. 15 are flowcharts of the music reproduction processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus when reproducing a moving image in which music is inserted according to the present embodiment.
[0048]
First, the position at which the reproduction of the moving image is started, that is, the moving image reproduction position is obtained (S1301: the music insertion start position or the music insertion end position indicates a time point before the moving image reproduction position, and the link information closest to the moving image reproduction position is linked to (S1302) When the link information exists (S1303), the process proceeds to the next step S1304.When the link information does not exist (S1303), the music does not need to be reproduced, and the music reproduction process ends.
[0049]
If the music start / end tag, which is one of the elements of the link information, is 0 (start), the link information is replaced with the music insertion start link information recorded by the link information recording means at the time when the music insertion is started. (S1305). It acquires link information that is paired with the music insertion start link information, has the same link tag as the music insertion start link information, and has a music start / end tag of 1 (end) (S1306). The music insertion end link information recorded at the time when the insertion ends is set (S1307). A playing position is obtained from the music insertion start link information (S1308).
[0050]
If the music start / end tag is 1 (end) (S1304), the link tag is different from the link information, and when the music insertion start position or the music insertion end position is earlier than the moving image reproduction position, the moving image is reproduced. The link information closest to the position is acquired from the link file 703 (S1309), and the process returns to S1303.
[0051]
FIG. 14 shows a flowchart of a procedure for obtaining a performance position. For each element in the music insertion start link information, the link tag is link, the start / end tag is startend_tag, the music insertion start position is x1, the music insertion end position is x2, the music tag is music_tag, the music start position is p1, and the performance end position is FIG. 12 shows a timing sequence in which p2, the number of repetitions are replaced with count, the repetition position tag is replaced with locate_tag, and the total length of the music is replaced with size and variables. The flowchart shown in FIG. 14 will be described using these variables.
[0052]
The music playing position p at the time when the moving image playback position is x is obtained. A difference wx between the moving image reproduction position x and the music insertion start position x1 is obtained, and a reproduction time and a music reproduction time xp of the music permitted to be reproduced by the user are obtained from the difference between the performance start position p1 and the music reproduction end position p2 ( S1401). If the music repeat position tag locate_tag is 0 (repeated from the beginning), the process proceeds to S1403, and if 1 (repeated from the music start position), the process proceeds to S1406 (S1402). In step S1403, the difference wx is divided by the music playback time xp, and the quotient is obtained. The value of this quotient indicates the number of times that music is repeatedly reproduced from the music insertion start position to the moving image reproduction position. If the value of this quotient is equal to or less than the number of repetitions count obtained by the number of repetitions determination means (S1403), the music is reproduced (S1404), and if it is larger than the number of repetitions count (S1403), the music is not reproduced (S1405).
[0053]
In S1404, a remainder obtained by dividing the difference wx by the music playback time wp is obtained, and the music playback start position p1 is added to the remainder. The remainder obtained here indicates the difference (p2−p) between the performance start position p and the music start position p1, and the performance position p viewed from the head of the music is obtained by adding the music start position p1 to the remainder.
[0054]
If the music is not reproduced, the performance start position p is set to -1 (S1405).
[0055]
If locate_tag is 1 (S1402) and the difference wx is greater than the music playback time xp (S1406), it indicates that the number of times of repetition is one or more, so it is necessary to calculate the number of times of repetition of music. When the difference wx is equal to or less than the music playback time xp (S1406), there is no need to repeat the music.
[0056]
When the difference wx is larger than the music reproduction time xp (S1406), the music reproduction time xp is divided by the difference wx and the quotient is obtained as in S1403. If the value of this quotient is equal to or smaller than the number of repetitions count obtained by the number of repetitions determination unit (S1407), the music is reproduced (S1408), and if it is larger than the number of repetitions count (S1407), the music is not reproduced (S1405).
[0057]
In S1408, the difference between the difference wx and the music playback time wp is divided by the performance end position p2 to calculate the remainder. This remainder indicates the performance position p as viewed from the head of the music (S1408).
[0058]
When the difference wx is equal to or less than the music reproduction time xp (S1406), the performance start position p1 is added to the difference wx, and the resulting value is set as the performance position p (S1409).
[0059]
After steps S1404, S1405, S1408, and S1409, the process proceeds to the flowchart shown in FIG.
[0060]
The music to be reproduced from the music information file is obtained from the music tag music_tag of the link information, and the music is reproduced from the previously calculated performance start position p (S1501). During the reproduction of the moving image, the other music insertion start positions included in the link file are constantly monitored. When the moving image reproduction position matches the music insertion start position (S1510), the music currently being reproduced is stopped (S1511). Proceeding to S1305, music reproduction processing is executed again based on the link information including the music insertion start position.
[0061]
When the moving image playback position reaches the performance end position, that is, when the music has completed one cycle, the performance start position p is set to the repeat position (the head of the music if the repeat position tag is 0, and the performance start position p1 if the repeat position tag is 1). The setting is made, and the music is reproduced again (S1503).
[0062]
When the moving image reproduction position reaches the music insertion end position (S1504), the music insertion processing ends (S1505). Similarly, when the reproduction of the moving image ends (S1506), the music insertion processing ends (S1505).
[0063]
When the reproduction of the moving image is paused (S1507), the performance position p of the music currently being reproduced is acquired and stored (S1508). When the pause is released (S1509), the reproduction is started from the stored performance position p. Resume.
[0064]
As described above, according to the second embodiment, the moving image file and the music file can be separately provided by linking the moving image and the music using the link information. This has the effect that there is no need to change the original video file.
[0065]
In this embodiment, the link information is inserted into the link file only when the music insertion is started and when the music insertion is ended. Therefore, there is an advantage that the data amount is small. is there.
[0066]
(Third embodiment)
An embodiment will be described in which data such as a music performance position is directly embedded in a moving image. FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram showing an outline of the operation of the third embodiment.
[0067]
After the music insertion start operation is performed, music reproduction data is sequentially embedded into the moving image being recorded or reproduced. Then, music end data for ending the currently inserted music is embedded by a music insertion end operation.
[0068]
The music start data includes elements such as a link tag, a start tag, a music tag, and a performance position. The link tag, the start tag, and the music tag are the same as those in the first embodiment, and the performance position indicates position information indicating which point of the music is to be inserted at the current recording or reproduction position.
[0069]
The music end data includes a link tag and an end tag. The link tag is paired with the link tag of the music start data.
[0070]
FIG. 17 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the present embodiment when music information is embedded. This is executed in place of FIG. 8 of the first embodiment.
[0071]
After the music insertion operation is performed (S505), music start data is sequentially embedded into the moving image being recorded or reproduced (S1701). When a music insertion end operation is performed using the music insertion operation key 303 (S1702), music end data is embedded in a recorded or reproduced image with the same link tag as the music insertion start link information, and the music insertion process ends (S1703). ).
[0072]
FIG. 18 shows a flowchart of an operation of reproducing a moving image in which music information is embedded by music information embedding means.
[0073]
The reproduction position of the moving image reproduced by the moving image reproduction operation is obtained (S1801). The music reproduction data embedded in the image at the obtained moving image reproduction position is obtained (S1802). The music to be reproduced is determined by the music tag of the music reproduction data, and the music is reproduced from the performance position (S1803). When music end data having the same link tag as the music reproduction data is embedded in the image at the moving image reproduction position (S1804), the music reproduction processing ends (S1805).
[0074]
As described above, according to the third embodiment, since the music reproduction data and the music end data are embedded in the moving image, the moving image at the moving image reproduction position directly specifies the music performance position. The playback position of the music is accurately synchronized with the video. Further, since the moving image file and the music information are integrated as compared with the first embodiment, it is suitable for editing such as cutting and pasting of a moving image.
[0075]
(Fourth embodiment)
An embodiment in which music is inserted by taking in music from a voice input portion of a moving image photographing apparatus will be described.
[0076]
The music sound input means can take in music as well as the moving picture photographing device 104 works on sound. As a music sound input method, a method of outputting the music from the sound output part 211 while fetching the music from the sound input part 210 at the same time that the music insertion start operation is performed, There is a method that does not output sound. The latter is used when it is desired to record without playing music.
[0077]
In such an embodiment, a process of creating a link file as in the second embodiment and the third embodiment and a process of embedding link information in an image separately from a voice by capturing music as voice. There is no need to perform complicated processing such as
[0078]
(Preferred embodiment)
Preferred embodiments of the present invention are listed below.
[0079]
[Embodiment 1] Music insertion means for inserting music into a moving image in real time;
Control means for controlling start, end and pause of music insertion into a moving image by the music insertion means in conjunction with start, end and pause operations of a predetermined operation member
A moving image photographing apparatus comprising:
[0080]
Embodiment 2 When inserting music into a moving image, the music performance format determining means for determining the performance format of the music includes music performance section determining means for determining a performance start position and a performance end position of the music; The number of repetitions to perform, the number of repetitions determining means for determining the number of repetitions, and the performance determined by the music performance section determining means whether to repeat from the beginning of the music when repeating the music. The moving image photographing apparatus according to the first embodiment, further comprising a repetition position determining means for determining whether to repeat from the start position or the repetition position.
[0081]
[Embodiment 3] When music insertion is started or ended by the music insertion means, the recording position or reproduction position of the moving image at that time, the music information of the music to be inserted at the position, and the music performance format determination means are determined. Link information recording means for associating the music performance format with a music file, and recording the link information as a link information linking a moving image file and a music file, and when reproducing a moving image using the link information recording means, Link information obtaining means for obtaining link information of music inserted at the reproduction position from a link file, and music information obtaining for music to be played at the reproduction position based on the link information obtained by the link information obtaining means. Means, performance position obtaining means for obtaining a performance position of the music, and the performance position obtaining means From a more obtained playing position, moving image shooting apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a music reproduction means for reproducing the music in association with the moving image.
[0082]
[Embodiment 4]
When music is inserted into a moving image by the music insertion unit, music information of the music to be inserted, and music information embedding unit that embeds the music performance position with respect to the image at the recording position or playback position at that time,
When playing back a moving image using the music information embedding means, music information acquisition means for finding music to be played at the playback position, based on music information embedded in an image at the playback position,
Playing position obtaining means for obtaining the playing position of the music, and music playing means for playing the music in conjunction with the moving image from the playing position obtained by the playing position obtaining means
The moving image photographing apparatus according to the first embodiment, comprising:
[0083]
Embodiment 5 Further,
When inserting music into a moving image by the music inserting unit, a music sound input unit that inputs the music as a sound into the moving image,
In the voice input means, music output means for playing music from a voice output portion,
Music silencer that does not play music
The moving image photographing apparatus according to the first embodiment, comprising:
[0084]
Embodiment 6 Music download acquisition means for downloading music from a server via a network,
Music storage means for storing the acquired music in a storage medium such as a memory or a CD-R;
Music reading means for arbitrarily reading music recorded in a memory or a medium and inserting music by the music inserting means;
Upload means for uploading a video file and a music file into which music has been inserted by the music insertion means to a server via a network
The moving image photographing apparatus according to the first embodiment, comprising:
[0085]
【The invention's effect】
As can be easily understood from the above description, according to the present invention, music can be inserted in real time into a moving image being photographed or being reproduced. In addition, since the music insertion is edited using the operation keys of the device, an editing device such as a personal computer is not required for editing. In addition, since the operation of inserting music is performed in conjunction with the operation of devices such as a recording button and a playback button, the user can easily insert and edit music as if shooting or playing a moving image. Also, it is easy to synchronize the video with the music.
[0086]
Various formats of the music to be inserted can be determined by the music format determining means. For example, a setting can be made so that music is inserted from a chorus part, or even after the music performance is completed, the performance position is returned to the head and music is continuously inserted.
[0087]
By linking the moving image and the music using the link information, the moving image file and the music file can be separately provided, so that there is an effect that it is not necessary to change the original music file and the original moving image file.
[0088]
You can have music files and movie files separately. Also, by embedding the start position and end position of the music in the moving image file, there is no need to have a link file in addition to the music file and the moving image file. Further, since information on music is included in each image, it is possible to cope with cut and paste of moving images.
[0089]
By inserting music into a moving image as audio, a moving image with music inserted as an original image can be obtained.
[0090]
The music to be inserted can be obtained anytime and anywhere by the music acquisition means using the network. This allows you to download Hawaiian music and insert it as background music when shooting in the tropical sea, for example, to obtain music suitable for the shooting location and mood from the network and immediately reflect it in your work. can do.
[0091]
As an application of the present invention, a function for selecting and sending music suitable for a shooting position by installing a position information acquisition function such as GPS can be considered.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a system to which the present invention is applied in which a moving image capturing apparatus and a server perform data communication via a network.
FIG. 2 is an external perspective view of a moving image photographing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a rear view of the moving image photographing apparatus according to the present embodiment.
FIG. 4 is a graphic interface for determining a music format.
FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a storage configuration of a recording medium of the moving image photographing apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 8 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a link file and a specific example thereof in a second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a music information file and a specific example thereof in a second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a music performance format according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram showing elements of a link file according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 14 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 15 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram showing an outline of the operation of the third embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 17 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 18 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 19 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of the moving image photographing apparatus according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
[Explanation of symbols]
101 server
102 modem
103 database
104 Video Camera
201 modem
202 Storage medium
203 liquid crystal display
204 Play key
205 Pause key
206 Exit key
207 Rewind key
208 Fast forward key
209 Cross key and Enter key
210 Voice input part
211 Audio output part
301 Recording / playback switching key
302 Recording / playback operation key
303 Music insertion operation key
401 Music Selection List
402 Music performance section determination bar
403 Performance start position
404 Performance end position
405 Repeat count decision box
406 Repeat position decision box
701 Music File
702 Video file
703 link file
901 Link file format
902 Example of link file
1001 Format of music information file
1002 Specific example of music information file
1601 Video image
1602 Music playback data
1603 Music end data

Claims (1)

Music insertion means for inserting music into a video in real time,
Moving image photographing, comprising: control means for controlling start, end, and pause of music insertion into a moving image by the music insertion means in conjunction with start, end, and pause operations of a predetermined operation member. apparatus.

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