JP2019174613A - Portable terminal, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a mobile terminal which supports a user's desired response when an incoming call is received during execution of the lead narration function.SOLUTION: The portable terminal includes, when performing karaoke performance in a karaoke device, an execution unit for executing a lead narration function for informing the lyrics corresponding to each singing section in advance before starting the karaoke performance of each singing section, an information setting unit which sets incoming call correspondence information indicating whether to receive an incoming call during execution of the lead narration function, and a function control unit for controlling the execution unit so as to stop the execution of the lead narration function according to the incoming call correspondence information when there is an incoming call during execution of the lead narration function.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a portable terminal and a program executed on the portable terminal.

  When performing a karaoke song, the technique which performs various instructions with respect to a karaoke apparatus using the portable terminal which a user owns is known. For example, by pairing a mobile terminal and a karaoke device, the mobile terminal can be used as a remote control device.

  Further, Patent Document 1 discloses a system having a function (hereinafter referred to as “lead narration function”) that notifies in advance the lyrics corresponding to each singing section via a mobile terminal when performing a karaoke performance in a karaoke apparatus. Has been.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2015-011244

  Incidentally, some portable terminals have a telephone function. When the lead narration function is executed in such a portable terminal, there is a possibility that there is an incoming call during that time.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a portable terminal and a program that support a response desired by a user when an incoming call is received during execution of a lead narration function.

The main invention for achieving the above object is a portable terminal communicably connected to a karaoke device, and when performing karaoke performance in the karaoke device, before starting the karaoke performance of each singing segment, each singing segment An execution unit for executing a lead narration function for informing the corresponding lyrics in advance, an information setting unit for setting incoming call correspondence information indicating whether or not to receive an incoming call during execution of the lead narration function, and the lead narration function And a function control unit that controls the execution unit to stop the execution of the lead narration function according to the incoming call correspondence information.
Other characteristics of the present invention will be made clear by the description and drawings described later.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, when there exists an incoming call during execution of a lead narration function, the response which a user desires can be supported.

It is the schematic which showed the portable terminal and karaoke apparatus which concern on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the hardware constitutions of the portable terminal which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the software structure of the portable terminal which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the incoming call corresponding information which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of the portable terminal which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the incoming call corresponding information which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of the portable terminal which concerns on 2nd Embodiment.

<First Embodiment>
The first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 1, in this embodiment, the case where the user U1 and the user U2 perform karaoke singing using the karaoke apparatus K is demonstrated to an example.

  The karaoke apparatus K is an apparatus for performing a karaoke performance of a song selected by the user and performing a karaoke song by the user. In addition, the karaoke apparatus K according to the present embodiment provides data for executing a lead narration function in each portable terminal (described later).

  User U1 owns portable terminal M1, and user U2 owns portable terminal M2. Each portable terminal is a general smartphone or the like having a telephone function. Dedicated application software (hereinafter referred to as “karaoke application”) used for karaoke singing is installed in each portable terminal. The karaoke app can be obtained by downloading from a server (not shown) or a website provided by the server.

  Each portable terminal and the karaoke apparatus K can communicate with each other by being paired. A known method can be used for the pairing. The pairing is executed, for example, when the karaoke app is activated after entering the karaoke room where the karaoke apparatus K is installed. After pairing, the user can use the karaoke app to perform the same operation (reservation of music, etc.) as the remote control device attached to the karaoke device K, for example. In the present embodiment, the user can execute a lead narration function using a karaoke app (described later). In addition, since the portable terminal M1 and the portable terminal M2 are provided with the same structure (function), below, it demonstrates taking the portable terminal M1 as an example.

== Mobile terminal ==
As illustrated in FIG. 2, the mobile terminal M1 includes a storage unit 10, a communication unit 11, a display unit 12, an input unit 13, a sound emitting unit 14, and a control unit 15.

[Storage unit, communication unit, display unit, input unit, call unit]
The storage unit 10 is a large-capacity storage device that stores various data. The storage unit 10 according to the present embodiment stores incoming call correspondence information (described later). The communication unit 11 provides an interface for connecting to the paired karaoke apparatus K. The display unit 12 is a display that displays various types of information. The input unit 13 is a configuration for the user U1 to input various instructions. The input unit 13 is, for example, a microphone for receiving a voice input from the user U1 or an operation button for the user U1 to input information. The display unit 12 may be configured in a touch panel format and used as the input unit 13. The sound emitting unit 14 is, for example, a speaker provided in the mobile terminal M1.

[Control unit]
The control unit 15 performs various controls in the mobile terminal M1. The control unit 15 includes a CPU and a memory (both not shown). The CPU realizes various functions by executing programs stored in the memory.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a software configuration example of the mobile terminal M1. The control unit 15 functions as the execution unit 100, the information setting unit 200, the performance instruction unit 300, and the function control unit 400.

(Execution part)
When performing the karaoke performance in the karaoke apparatus, the execution unit 100 executes a lead narration function for informing the lyrics corresponding to each singing section in advance before starting the karaoke performance in each singing section.

  For the lead narration function, for example, the technique described in JP-A-2015-11244 can be used. By using the lead narration function, the lyrics can be notified only to the user who performs karaoke singing without being noticed by other users (audience). In addition, as in the technique described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2015-11244, singing support can be performed for a user who has a visual impairment by notifying the lyrics by voice. Furthermore, by notifying the user himself / herself, it is not necessary to display the lyrics telop on the display device of the karaoke apparatus K. Therefore, the audience can enjoy the video displayed on the display device.

  The execution of the lead narration function in the present embodiment will be described. After entering the room where the karaoke apparatus K is installed, the user U1 activates the karaoke app on the mobile terminal M1. The karaoke device K and the portable terminal M1 are paired by the activation of the karaoke app. Thereafter, the user U1 reserves a karaoke song for the music piece X via the remote control device or the portable terminal M1. At this time, the user U1 selects use of the lead narration function on the karaoke app. In response to the selection, execution unit 100 requests paired karaoke apparatus K to transmit lead narration data.

  The karaoke apparatus K that has received the transmission request for the data for lead narration creates lyrics voice data that enables the lyrics to be output as voice from the lyrics telop data of the song X, and karaoke performance of each song section of the song X starts. Before being transmitted to the portable terminal M1. The karaoke apparatus K may transmit all the lyrics voice data in a batch before the karaoke performance is started, or sequentially transmit the singing voice data for each singing section according to the progress of the karaoke performance. Also good.

  The execution unit 100 causes the sound output unit 14 to emit the lyrics corresponding to the singing section based on the received lyrics voice data. Note that the lead narration data may be the lyrics telop data itself, not the lyrics voice data. In this case, the execution unit 100 executes the lead narration function by displaying the lyrics on the display unit 12 based on the lyrics telop data. In addition, lyrics voice data and lyrics telop data may be used as lead narration data. In this case, the execution unit 100 causes the lyrics to be emitted from the sound emission unit 14 based on the lyrics audio data, and causes the display unit 12 to display the lyrics based on the lyrics telop data.

(Information setting section)
The information setting unit 200 sets incoming call correspondence information indicating whether or not to receive an incoming call during execution of the lead narration function.

  Since each portable terminal has a telephone function, there is a possibility that there is an incoming call while the lead narration function is being executed. The information setting unit 200 sets incoming call correspondence information indicating whether or not to receive an incoming call at this time.

  Specifically, the information setting unit 200 sets incoming call correspondence information for each telephone number registered in the mobile terminal.

  For example, assume that 100 phone numbers are registered in the phone book of the portable terminal M1. In this case, the information setting unit 200 sets whether or not to receive an incoming call for each telephone number based on an instruction input from the user U1. FIG. 4 shows an example of a list of set incoming call correspondence information. According to FIG. 4, “priority” is registered for 20 people who want to receive incoming calls even when the lead narration function is being executed, such as an acquaintance woman W. On the other hand, “Ignore” is registered for 80 persons who want to reject incoming calls while the lead narration function is being executed, such as superior B.

  A list of the set incoming call correspondence information is stored in the storage unit 10. In addition, the user U1 can also change the incoming call correspondence information set once on the karaoke application.

(Performance instruction section)
The performance instruction unit 300 outputs an instruction regarding karaoke performance to the karaoke apparatus K. For example, after reserving the music piece X, the user U1 inputs a performance start instruction via the input unit 13. In response to the instruction input, the performance instruction unit 300 outputs an instruction to the karaoke apparatus K to start the karaoke performance. Alternatively, when it is desired to cancel the karaoke performance of the music piece X, the user U1 inputs an instruction to stop the performance via the input unit 13. The performance instruction unit 300 outputs an instruction to the karaoke apparatus K to stop the karaoke performance in response to the instruction input.

(Function control part)
When there is an incoming call during execution of the lead narration function, the function control unit 400 controls the execution unit 100 to stop the execution of the lead narration function according to the incoming call correspondence information.

  For example, it is assumed that the user U1 performs a karaoke singing of the music piece X using the lead narration function. Then, it is assumed that an incoming call is received from an acquaintance woman W at the portable terminal M1 during execution of the lead narration function. In this case, the function control unit 400 identifies the telephone number that has received an incoming call from the list of incoming call correspondence information stored in the storage unit 10. The function control unit 400 refers to the incoming call correspondence associated with the identified telephone number. According to the example of FIG. 4, the incoming call response of the acquaintance woman W is “priority”. In this case, the function control unit 400 instructs the execution unit 100 to stop the execution of the lead narration function. The execution unit 100 stops the execution of the lead narration function based on the instruction. By stopping the lead narration function, the user U1 can grasp that there is an incoming call from the other party who wants to receive the incoming call to the mobile terminal M1.

  On the other hand, it is assumed that the superior terminal B receives an incoming call to the portable terminal M1 during execution of the lead narration function. According to the example of FIG. 4, the incoming call response of the boss B is “ignore”. In this case, the function control unit 400 does not give a special instruction to the execution unit 100. Therefore, the execution unit 100 continues to execute the lead narration function.

  The function control unit 400 can also control the performance instruction unit 300 to output an instruction to stop the karaoke performance when the execution of the lead narration function is stopped.

  In the above example, when there is an incoming call from the acquaintance woman W, the function control unit 400 instructs the execution unit 100 to stop the execution of the lead narration function. At this time, the function control unit 400 instructs the performance instruction unit 300 to output an instruction to stop the karaoke performance. In response to the instruction, the performance instruction unit 300 automatically transmits to the karaoke apparatus K an instruction to stop the karaoke performance of the music piece X. The karaoke apparatus K stops the karaoke performance based on the instruction. Note that when the execution of the lead narration function is stopped, the function control unit 400 may control the performance instruction unit 300 to output an instruction to stop the karaoke performance only when a predetermined condition is satisfied. The predetermined condition can be set based on the progress of the karaoke performance, for example, whether the karaoke performance has been performed up to the first chorus.

  There may be a case where an incoming call is received from a telephone number that is not included in the preset incoming call correspondence information. In this case, the function control unit 400 may stop the execution of the lead narration function or may continue to execute the lead narration function.

== About processing in a mobile terminal ==
Next, a specific example of the operation in the mobile terminal M1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating an operation example in the mobile terminal M1. The mobile terminal M1 owned by the user U1 and the karaoke apparatus K are paired and can communicate with each other. Further, it is assumed that the user U1 reserves a karaoke song of the music piece X and selects the execution of the lead narration function with the portable terminal M1. In the following description, an example in which execution of the lead narration function is stopped will be described.

  After the karaoke performance of the music piece X is started in the karaoke device K, the execution unit 100 executes the lead narration function based on the lyrics voice data received from the karaoke device K1 (execution of the lead narration function, step 10). The execution unit 100 executes a lead narration function based on the lyrics voice data until the karaoke performance is completed (in the case of Y in Step 11). Note that the portable terminal M1 may determine the end of the karaoke performance based on the signal indicating the end of the karaoke performance received from the karaoke apparatus K, and if the karaoke performance has ended when the lyrics voice data is not received for a predetermined time. You may judge.

  When the mobile terminal M1 receives an incoming call while the lead narration function is being executed (Y in Step 12), the function control unit 400 stores the telephone number corresponding to the received telephone number in the storage unit 10. From the list of incoming call correspondence information. The function control unit 400 refers to the incoming call correspondence associated with the identified telephone number (see incoming call correspondence information, step 13).

  If the incoming call response is “priority” (Y in step 14), the function control unit 400 instructs the execution unit 100 to stop the execution of the lead narration function (instruction to stop the function, step 15). The execution unit 100 stops the execution of the lead narration function based on the instruction (stop of function, step 16). In addition, also when a karaoke performance is complete | finished (in the case of Y at step 11), the execution part 100 stops a lead narration function. When the incoming call response is “ignore” (N in step 14), the function control unit 400 does not give a special instruction to the execution unit 100. Therefore, the execution unit 100 continues to execute the lead narration function.

  As is clear from the above, the mobile terminal M1 according to the present embodiment is connected to the karaoke apparatus K so as to be communicable. When performing the karaoke performance in the karaoke apparatus K, the mobile terminal M1 executes a lead narration function for informing in advance the lyrics corresponding to each singing section before starting the karaoke performance of each singing section, and lead narration. An information setting unit 200 for setting incoming call correspondence information indicating whether or not to receive an incoming call during execution of the function, and when there is an incoming call during execution of the lead narration function, And a function control unit 400 that controls the execution unit 100 to stop execution.

  According to such a portable terminal M1, when there is an incoming call during the execution of the lead narration function, whether to stop or continue the lead narration function automatically based on the incoming call correspondence information set by the user Can be determined. When the user receives an incoming call from the other party, the lead narration function is stopped, so that the user can know that the incoming call is received from the other party and receives the incoming call immediately. . On the other hand, when the user receives an incoming call from a partner who wants to reject the incoming call, the lead narration function is continued, so that the user can continue singing the karaoke without being disturbed by the incoming call. That is, according to the mobile terminal M1 according to the present embodiment, when an incoming call is received during the execution of the lead narration function, it is possible to support a response desired by the user (receiving an incoming call or not receiving an incoming call).

  In this case, the karaoke apparatus K can continue the karaoke performance even when the lead narration function is stopped. Therefore, the user U2 other than the user U1 who has received the incoming call can continue to perform karaoke singing.

  On the other hand, the portable terminal M1 has a performance instruction unit 300 that outputs an instruction regarding karaoke performance to the karaoke apparatus K, and the function control unit 400 instructs to stop the karaoke performance when the execution of the lead narration function is stopped. It is also possible to control the performance instructing unit 300 so as to output.

  According to such portable terminal M1, not only the lead narration function but also the karaoke performance can be stopped. Therefore, the user can more surely understand that there is an incoming call from the other party who wants to receive the incoming call.

  The information setting unit 200 can set incoming call correspondence information for each telephone number registered in the mobile terminal. In this case, the mobile terminal M1 can distinguish and store, for each telephone number, a partner who wants to receive an incoming call and a partner who wants to reject the incoming call while the lead narration function is being executed.

  Furthermore, the program in the present embodiment is executed in the mobile terminal M1 that is communicably connected to the karaoke apparatus K. The program executes the lead narration function for notifying the lyrics corresponding to each singing section in advance before starting the karaoke performance of each singing section when the mobile terminal M1 performs the karaoke performance in the karaoke apparatus K. , An information setting unit 200 for setting incoming call correspondence information indicating whether or not to receive an incoming call during execution of the lead narration function. When there is an incoming call during execution of the lead narration function, lead narration It functions as a function control unit 400 that controls the execution unit 100 to stop the execution of the function. According to such a program, when there is an incoming call while the lead narration function is being executed in the mobile terminal M1, it is possible to support the user's desired response (receiving or not receiving an incoming call).

<Second Embodiment>
Next, with reference to FIG.6 and FIG.7, the portable terminal M1 which concerns on 2nd Embodiment is demonstrated. In the present embodiment, an example will be described in which the execution of the lead narration function is stopped or continued according to the time of receiving an incoming call. Detailed description of the same configuration as that of the first embodiment will be omitted.

(Information setting section)
The information setting unit 200 according to the present embodiment sets incoming call correspondence information according to the time of receiving an incoming call.

  Based on an instruction input from the user U1, the information setting unit 200 sets whether or not to receive an incoming call for each telephone number. When making such settings, the user U1 can also input the time for receiving an incoming call. The information setting unit 200 can set the time for receiving an incoming call individually for a certain telephone number in accordance with the input. The time for receiving an incoming call is a specific time when the user thinks that the user may receive the incoming call (or want to reject the incoming call). FIG. 6 shows an example of a list of set incoming call correspondence information. According to FIG. 6, “priority” is registered for 20 people who want to receive incoming calls even when the lead narration function is being executed, such as an acquaintance woman W. On the other hand, “ignore” is registered for the other party 80 who wants to reject the incoming call while the lead narration function is being executed, such as the superior B1. Here, for some of the other parties (such as the boss B1 and the boss B2), the incoming call response is registered according to the time when the incoming call is received. Specifically, the incoming call response “ignore after 19:00” is registered for the supervisor B1 and the supervisor B2. In this case, the boss B1 and the boss B2 are treated as receiving calls (ie, “priority”) before 19:00.

(Function control part)
As in the first embodiment, it is assumed that the user U1 is performing a karaoke singing of the music piece X using the lead narration function. Then, it is assumed that the mobile terminal M1 receives an incoming call from the boss B1 at 18:50 during the execution of the lead narration function. In this case, the function control unit 400 identifies the telephone number that has received an incoming call from the list of incoming call correspondence information stored in the storage unit 10. The function control unit 400 refers to the incoming call correspondence associated with the identified telephone number. Here, according to the example of FIG. 6, the incoming call response of the boss B1 is “ignore after 19:00”. In this case, since the current time is 18:50, the function control unit 400 determines that the incoming call response is “priority”. Therefore, the function control unit 400 instructs the execution unit 100 to stop the execution of the lead narration function.

  On the other hand, it is assumed that the mobile terminal M1 receives an incoming call from the superior B2 at 19:05 during the execution of the lead narration function. Here, according to the example of FIG. 6, the incoming call response of the boss B2 is “ignore after 19:00”. In this case, since the current time is 19:05, the function control unit 400 determines that the incoming call response is “ignore”. Therefore, the function control unit 400 does not give a special instruction to the execution unit 100. The execution unit 100 continues to execute the lead narration function.

  Similarly to the first embodiment, the function control unit 400 can also control the performance instruction unit 300 to output an instruction to stop the karaoke performance when the execution of the lead narration function is stopped.

== About processing in a mobile terminal ==
Next, a specific example of the operation in the mobile terminal M1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an operation example in the mobile terminal M1. The mobile terminal M1 owned by the user U1 and the karaoke apparatus K are paired and can communicate with each other. Further, it is assumed that the user U1 reserves a karaoke song of the music piece X and selects the execution of the lead narration function with the portable terminal M1. In the following description, an example in which execution of the lead narration function is stopped will be described.

  After the karaoke performance of the music piece X is started in the karaoke device K, the execution unit 100 executes the lead narration function based on the lyrics voice data received from the karaoke device K1 (execution of the lead narration function, step 20). The execution unit 100 executes a lead narration function based on the lyrics voice data until the karaoke performance is completed (in the case of Y in Step 21).

  When the mobile terminal M1 receives an incoming call while the lead narration function is being executed (Y in Step 22), the function control unit 400 stores the telephone number corresponding to the received telephone number in the storage unit 10. From the list of incoming call correspondence information. The function control unit 400 refers to the incoming call correspondence associated with the identified telephone number (see incoming call correspondence information, step 23).

  If the incoming call response is “priority” (Y in step 24), the function control unit 400 instructs the execution unit 100 to stop the execution of the lead narration function (instruction to stop the function; step 25). The execution unit 100 stops the execution of the lead narration function based on the instruction (stop of function, step 26). In addition, also when a karaoke performance is complete | finished (in the case of Y at step 21), the execution part 100 stops a lead narration function.

  On the other hand, if the incoming call response is “ignore” (N in step 24), the function control unit 400 confirms whether the incoming call reception time is set for the “ignore” incoming response. When the time for receiving an incoming call is set (in the case of Y in step 27), and when the current time has not passed the set time for receiving an incoming call (in the case of N in step 28), the function control unit 400 Instructs the execution unit 100 to stop the execution of the lead narration function (instruction to stop the function, step 25). On the contrary, when the time for receiving an incoming call is not set (N in Step 27), or when the current time has passed the set time for receiving an incoming call (Y in Step 28), the function The control unit 400 does not give a special instruction to the execution unit 100. Therefore, the execution unit 100 continues to execute the lead narration function.

  As is clear from the above, the information setting unit 200 in the mobile terminal M1 according to the present embodiment can set incoming call correspondence information according to the time of receiving an incoming call. According to such a portable terminal M1, whether to receive an incoming call can be set in consideration of the time of receiving an incoming call from a certain partner.

  In addition, although the example which sets the time which receives an incoming call for every telephone number was described in the said example, it was not restricted to this. For example, regardless of the telephone number, it may be set as a time for receiving an incoming call before 19:00 and as a time for not receiving an incoming call after 19:00.

<Others>
The above embodiment is presented as an example and does not limit the scope of the invention. The above configurations can be implemented in appropriate combination, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. The above-described embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the invention described in the claims and equivalents thereof in the same manner as included in the scope and spirit of the invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Execution part 200 Information setting part 300 Performance instruction part 400 Function control part K Karaoke apparatus M1, M2 Portable terminal

Claims (5)

A mobile terminal that is communicably connected to a karaoke device,
When performing karaoke performance in the karaoke device, before starting the karaoke performance of each singing section, an execution unit that executes a lead narration function for informing in advance the lyrics corresponding to each singing section;
An information setting unit for setting incoming call correspondence information indicating whether or not to receive an incoming call during execution of the lead narration function;
If there is an incoming call during the execution of the lead narration function, a function control unit for controlling the execution unit to stop the execution of the lead narration function according to the incoming call correspondence information;
Mobile terminal having. A performance instruction unit that outputs an instruction related to the karaoke performance to the karaoke device,
The mobile terminal according to claim 1, wherein the function control unit controls the performance instruction unit to output an instruction to stop the karaoke performance when the execution of the lead narration function is stopped.   The mobile terminal according to claim 1, wherein the information setting unit sets the incoming call correspondence information for each telephone number registered in the mobile terminal.   The mobile terminal according to claim 1, wherein the information setting unit sets the incoming call correspondence information according to a time at which an incoming call is received. A program that is executed on a mobile terminal that is communicably connected to a karaoke device,
The portable terminal;
When performing a karaoke performance in the karaoke device, before starting the karaoke performance of each singing section, an execution unit that executes a lead narration function that informs in advance the lyrics corresponding to each singing section,
An information setting unit for setting incoming call correspondence information indicating whether or not to receive an incoming call during execution of the lead narration function;
A function control unit for controlling the execution unit to stop the execution of the lead narration function according to the incoming call correspondence information when there is an incoming call during the execution of the lead narration function;
Program to function as.

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