JP7356629B2 - Information processing device, information processing device side program, and terminal device side program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing device, an information processing device side program, and a terminal device side program.

Conventionally, various production methods have been devised to liven up the atmosphere at events such as concerts and live performances. For example, there are known production methods such as displaying images on a large display in time with music, or changing the color and lighting pattern of spotlights.

As a technique related to such presentation, for example, a user participation type event presentation system has been disclosed (for example, Patent Document 1). The event production system creates a sense of unity between the participants and the artist by using, for example, image data (photos) and sound data (singing voices) that concert participants upload to a server in advance for production at the concert. We provide performances that can be enhanced.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2017-016442

BACKGROUND ART In recent years, in events such as concerts and live performances, not only humans such as artists and performers are the main characters, but also characters from anime and games, for example, are increasingly being held as the main characters. When a performance by such a support team target such as an artist, a performer, a character, etc. starts, the audience cheers the support target by waving psylliums according to the development of the song, thereby enlivening the song.

However, in conventional events, performances preset by the management side were carried out based on a schedule, but there was no production to liven up the event venue in real time according to the development of the song or the mood of the venue at that time. Ta. For example, as mentioned above, in Patent Document 1, image data (photos) and sound data (singing voices) uploaded by concert participants to a server in advance are used for the production of the concert, and the It is not possible to create a performance that changes depending on the audience's support.

The present invention provides a technique for dynamically changing the performance in accordance with the cheering for the cheering target object and the development of the song at an event.

An information processing device according to one aspect of the present invention is an information processing device that can be connected via a communication network to a terminal device that can be operated by a user and can display images, and can output data to a display device. an acquisition unit that acquires gift information transmitted from the terminal device in response to a predetermined operation input during playback of music data consisting of a plurality of sections; A totalizing unit that totals the gift information obtained during the first section; and a totalizing section that totals the gift information obtained during the first section, and a second section that is the second section after the first section, The present invention is characterized by comprising a display control section that displays an effect image according to the total value.

In the information processing device, the totaling unit adjusts the total value by weighting values corresponding to each piece of gift information according to the length of the first category, and the display control unit: The present invention is characterized in that the performance form of the performance image is changed according to the weighted total value of the gift information.

In the information processing device, the first classification and the second classification are repeated during playback of the music data, and the display control unit is configured to display a total value of the gift information compiled in the first classification. In accordance with this, a part or all of the total value is inherited in the first division that comes after the second division.

In the information processing device, the display control unit further controls the gift object so that the gift object corresponding to the gift information transmitted in response to the operation input flies toward the display object displayed on the display device. The present invention is characterized in that the object is displayed while being moved, and the form of the display object is changed in accordance with the total value of the gift information acquired in the first classification.

The information processing device further includes a background color control unit that controls a background color of a screen displayed on a display unit of the terminal device according to the development of the played music, and the background color control unit , the background color is based on lighting from a lighting device installed in the venue where the display device is installed, an object selected on the display section of the terminal device, or position information transmitted from the terminal device. It is characterized by synchronization.

The information processing device further includes a position information acquisition unit that acquires position information transmitted from the terminal device, and the display control unit determines the position based on the operation input in the display area of the display device. The present invention is characterized in that a gift object corresponding to the gift information is displayed in an area corresponding to the information.

The information processing device further includes, when the gift information to be charged is selected on the terminal device, a payment method input screen that is displayed at the timing when the gift information is selected in accordance with playback of the music data. a payment control unit that switches between a first payment processing unit that performs payment processing based on an input payment method and a second payment processing unit that performs payment processing based on a pre-registered credit-screened payment method; It is characterized by being prepared.

An information processing device side program according to one aspect of the present invention is an information processing device that can be connected to a terminal device that can be operated by a user and display images via a communication network, and can be output to a display device. an acquisition process for acquiring gift information transmitted from the terminal device in response to a predetermined operation input during playback of music data consisting of a plurality of sections; Among these, there is an aggregation process of aggregating the gift information acquired during the first section, and a process of aggregating the gift information obtained during the first section, and a second section that is the section after the first section. A display control process for displaying an effect image according to the total value is executed.

A terminal device-side program according to one aspect of the present invention is configured to send a plurality of terminal devices via a communication network to a terminal device that can be connected to an information processing device that can output to a display device and that can perform user operations and display images. a reception process for accepting a predetermined operation input to the terminal device during playback of music data consisting of sections; Information processing that aggregates the sent gift information and displays an effect image in a second section that is a section after the first section according to the total value of the gift information obtained between the first section. The apparatus is caused to perform a transmission process of transmitting the gift information in response to the received operation input.

In an event, the performance can be dynamically changed according to the support for the object to be supported and the development of the song.

It is a block diagram of information processing system 1 in this embodiment. It is a diagram showing an example of the network configuration of the event presentation system in this embodiment. 1 is a functional and configuration block diagram of an event presentation system in this embodiment. FIG. It is a flowchart for explaining the overall flow of this embodiment. It is a sequence diagram of pre-registration processing (S1) in this embodiment. It is a figure showing an example of a setting screen of touch payment displayed on a terminal device in pre-registration processing in this embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of the arrangement of two-dimensional barcodes indicating positional information within an event venue according to the present embodiment. It is a figure for explaining the example of composition of music data, and a section in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the image displayed on a display apparatus at the time of starting reproduction|regeneration of music data in this embodiment. This is a support operation input screen displayed on the terminal device when playing music data in this embodiment. FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of a presentation in which gift objects are displayed so as to gather around a display object and fly away according to position information in the present embodiment. It is a figure showing an example of special performance in an effect section in this embodiment. It is a sequence diagram regarding support operation in this embodiment. It is a flowchart (part 1) of Example 1 of the performance process (S5) based on the section of music data by the server in this embodiment. It is a flowchart (part 2) of Example 1 of the performance process (S5) based on the section of music data by the server in this embodiment. It is a flowchart (part 1) of Example 2 of the performance process (S5) based on the section of music data by the server in this embodiment. It is a flowchart (part 2) of Example 2 of the production process (S5) based on the section of music data by the server in this embodiment. It is a sequence diagram which makes the terminal device in this embodiment function as a psyllium, and synchronizes it with the lighting in an event venue. It is a flowchart in which the terminal device by the server in this embodiment functions as a psyllium and is synchronized with the lighting in the event venue. FIG. 6 is a sequence diagram of normal credit card payment processing before or after the playback of music data and processing based on pre-registration information for touch payment during playback of music data in the present embodiment. It is a flowchart of payment processing in which the payment method is switched according to the playback of music data in this embodiment. 1 is an example of a configuration block diagram of a hardware environment of a computer that executes a program in this embodiment.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an information processing system 1 in this embodiment. The information processing system 1 includes a terminal device 2, an information processing device 3, and a display device 4. An example of the information processing system 1 is an event production system 11, which will be described later. An example of the terminal device 2 is a terminal device 12 described later. An example of the information processing device 3 is a server 13, which will be described later. An example of the display device 4 is a display device 15, which will be described later.

The information processing device 3 is an information processing device that can be connected via a communication network to a terminal device 2 that can be operated by a user and can display images, and can output data to a display device 4. The information processing device 3 includes an acquisition section 3a, an aggregation section 3b, and a display control section 3c.

The acquisition unit 3a acquires gift information transmitted from the terminal device 2 in response to a predetermined operation input during reproduction of music data composed of a plurality of sections. An example of the acquisition unit 3a is an acquisition unit 34, which will be described later.

The aggregation unit 3b aggregates gift information acquired during a first section (for example, section A or section C, which will be described later, or non-effect section, which will be described later) among a plurality of sections during playback of music data. An example of the totaling section 3b is a totaling section 35, which will be described later.

The display control unit 3c displays information in a second section that is a section after the first section (for example, section B, which will be described later, i.e., an effect section) according to the total value of gift information compiled between the first section. Display the performance image. An example of the display control section 3c is a display control section 36, which will be described later.

With this configuration, it is possible to dynamically change the performance at the event venue in accordance with the cheering for the cheering target object and the development of the song.

The totaling unit 3b may adjust the total value by weighting the values corresponding to each piece of gift information according to the length of the first section. In this case, the display control unit 3c may change the performance form of the performance image according to the weighted total value of the gift information.

By configuring this way, for example, even if the first section is short and it is not possible to acquire enough gift information, the total value can be adjusted by weighting, so it is possible to accumulate more than a certain number of gift information points. You can get the same effect.

The first division and the second division are repeated during reproduction of the music data. In this case, the display control unit 3c inherits part or all of the total value in the first category that comes after the second category, depending on the total value of gift information tabulated in the first category. It's okay.

With this configuration, it is possible to further accumulate gift information points in the next section, so it is possible to generate a production image with a higher production effect, and to connect a lively atmosphere to the next effect section.

The display control unit 3c further controls the gift object so that the gift object corresponding to the gift information transmitted in response to the operation input flies toward the display object (for example, the display object 72 described later) displayed on the display device. The object may be displayed while being moved. Along with this, the display control unit 3c may change the form of the display object according to the total value of the gift information acquired in the first classification.

With this configuration, it is possible to express an effect in which the form of the display object changes as the gift object is absorbed into the display object. As a result, it is possible to improve the sense of interaction and the feeling that the user himself/herself sent the gift object.

The information processing device 3 may further include a background color control section 3d. The background color control section 3d can control the background color of the screen displayed on the display section of the terminal device 2 according to the development of the music being played. At this time, the background color control unit 3d changes the background color to the lighting from the lighting device installed in the venue where the display device 4 is installed, the object selected on the display unit of the terminal device 2, or the background color of the terminal device 2. The synchronization may be performed based on location information transmitted from.

With this configuration, the display screen of the terminal device 2 exhibits a psyllium-like effect, and a sense of unity can be obtained at the venue. Furthermore, the lighting may also be synchronized, and the background color may be adjusted depending on the location within the venue. This further improves the sense of unity within the venue.

The information processing device 3 may further include a position information acquisition section 3e. The position information acquisition unit 3e acquires position information transmitted from the terminal device 2. At this time, the display control unit 3c may display the gift object corresponding to the gift information in the display area of the display device 4 in the area corresponding to the position information based on the operation input. An example of the location information acquisition section 3e is the location information acquisition section 37.

With this configuration, for example, when a user located on the right side of the display device 4 transmits gift information, the gift object is thrown from the right side of the display area of the display device 4 toward the center. It will be reflected as if it were As a result, it is possible to improve the user's sense of sending the gift object and the interaction.

The information processing device 3 may further include a payment control section 3f. When gift information to be charged is selected on the terminal device 2, the payment control unit 3f performs a first payment process (first payment process S93 described later) and a second payment process (described later) in accordance with the playback of music data. The second payment process S95) is switched. The first payment process is a payment process in which the payment process is performed based on the payment method input on the payment method input screen displayed at the timing when the gift information is selected. The second payment process is based on a pre-registered payment method that has undergone credit screening. An example of the payment control unit 3f is a payment control unit 39, which will be described later.

With this configuration, when music data is not being played, normal payment processing such as credit card payment is performed, but while music data is being played, payment processing that has been registered in advance and has undergone a credit check is performed. It can be done easily and quickly based on the method.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the network configuration of the event presentation system in this embodiment. The event production system 11 includes a terminal device 12, a server device (hereinafter referred to as "server") 13, a computer (hereinafter referred to as "PC") 14, a display device 15, a speaker 16, a lighting control device 17, and a credit card. It includes an inquiry and payment system 19 and a communication network 20 . The terminal device 12, the server 13, the PC 14, and the credit inquiry/settlement system 19 are communicably connected via a communication network 20 by wired or wireless communication.

In this embodiment, as an example, it is assumed that one or more users are gathered at an event venue 18 where a display device 15, a speaker 16, and a lighting control device 17 connected to a PC 14 are installed. It is assumed that each user carries at least one terminal device 12. Here, at the event venue 18, one or more artists (including groups) made up of anime and game characters are displayed on the display device 15 and other display devices, the artists perform, etc., and the users , you can support the characters according to their performance.

The terminal device 12 is an electronic terminal device that has a communication function that can be connected to the communication network 20, such as a smartphone, a tablet terminal, or a mobile phone carried by a user. A web browser is installed on the terminal device 12. The terminal device 12 can display images generated by the server 13 via a web browser. Note that the terminal device 12 may be a so-called personal computer.

The server 13 is an information processing device that can distribute various contents to the terminal device 12 and can display the contents on the display device 15 via the PC 14. The server 13 may be a server system made up of one or more physical information processing devices, or a virtual server system made up of one or more virtual server devices.

The PC 14 is a so-called personal computer, and outputs the content distributed from the server 13 to the display device 15, speaker 16, and lighting control device 17. Note that the PC 14 may be a terminal device such as a smartphone, a tablet terminal, or a mobile phone that has a communication function that can be connected to the communication network 20.

The display device 15 is a display device such as a display that outputs content distributed from the server 13. Furthermore, when the distributed content includes sound data (including audio data, music data, etc.), the display device 15 outputs the sound data via the speaker 16. Note that the display device 15 may be a projector or may display a screen on a screen. Further, the speaker 16 may be built into the display device 15.

The lighting control device 17 controls a plurality of lighting devices installed in the event venue 18 based on instructions from the server 13.

The credit inquiry/settlement system 19 performs a credit inquiry when an inquiry is received from the server 13 or the billing server when a touch settlement described later is performed. Credit inquiry refers to checking the credit card user's credit with the credit card company (confirming the validity and checking the usage limit). When the credit inquiry is approved by the card company, the payment amount is temporarily (tentatively) secured.

Here, an admission reception terminal and a payment terminal (not shown) may be installed at the event venue 18. In this case, when entering the event venue 18, it is necessary to register (pre-register) predetermined information as an application for participation in advance. During pre-registration, settings are also made regarding deferred payment methods to facilitate payment of fees for purchasing products and providing services at the event venue. Users who have completed pre-registration are given qualifications to participate in the event, and are issued entry permission information (for example, a two-dimensional code such as a QR code (registered trademark)) that allows them to enter the event venue 18. Note that in the following, it is assumed that products include services, and payment of consideration for providing services is included in the purchase of products.

When entering the event venue 18, the user displays the issued two-dimensional code on his or her terminal device 12 at the entrance reception desk. Then, the person in charge of admission reception reads the two-dimensional code with the admission reception terminal, reads the wristband ID of the wristband prepared in advance, and transmits it to the server 13. The server 13 acquires user information from the two-dimensional code and associates the user information with the wristband ID. After the linking is completed, the admission reception staff hands the wristband holding the linked wristband ID to the user. A user can purchase products at the event venue 18 by using a wristband. That is, when a user purchases a product, payment processing (hereinafter referred to as "touch payment") is performed by holding the wristband over the reading section of the payment terminal. Note that touch payments include not only payments that directly use a wristband, but also payments that are based on pre-registered credit-screened payment methods that are based on the premise of wristband payments.

FIG. 3 is a functional and configuration block diagram of the event presentation system in this embodiment. The terminal device 12 includes a communication section 21 and an operation display section 22. The communication unit 21 is an interface that enables communication with devices connected to the communication network 20. Here, the communication unit 21 communicates with the server 13.

The operation display unit 22 is a touch panel that allows input through input operations and also allows display. In addition, in this embodiment, although the operation display part 22 is used as an example, it is not limited to this, and the input part and the display part may each be independent. Using the operation display unit 22, the user registers user information and payment method via the terminal device 12 when applying for participation in the event (in advance).

Note that the terminal device 12 may include an acceleration sensor (gyro sensor) that detects the moving direction and rotation direction of the terminal device 12. Thereby, when the terminal device 12 is shaken, moved in a predetermined direction, or rotated, the terminal device 12 can detect the applied force and perform a predetermined operation.

The server 13 includes a communication section 31, a control section 32, and a storage section 40. The communication unit 31 is an interface that enables communication with devices connected to the communication network 20, and here communicates with the terminal device 12 and the PC 14.

The control unit 32 functions as a user information/payment method registration unit 33 , an acquisition unit 34 , a totaling unit 35 , a display control unit 36 , a psyllium control unit 37 , a location information acquisition unit 38 , and a payment control unit 39 .

The user information/payment method registration unit 33 acquires the user information and payment method input by the user via the terminal device 12 when applying for participation in an event (in advance), and registers the user information and payment method in the user information management table 41 and payment method management. It is registered in the table 42.

The acquisition unit 34 performs an operation (supporting operation) to support the artist (including animation and game characters) (hereinafter referred to as a "support target object") displayed on the display device 15 through an input operation on the terminal device 12. Get gift information sent by. The support operation includes, for example, tapping a predetermined area displayed on the terminal device 12 or shaking the terminal device 12.

Here, the gift information is an item name (code or identification) that identifies an item (hereinafter referred to as a "gift item") that displays a gift object corresponding to the gift information on the display device 15 in response to a support operation, for example. (including information (ID)). Gift information may be set for each support target object. Furthermore, gift items may be set depending on whether they are free or paid. In the case of a paid item, the gift item may be set according to the set charge amount. At this time, each gift item is given points in advance, and the points are given to the lowest free gift information, and the points increase as the charge amount increases.

The totaling unit 35 totals the number of acquired gift information and the points of each acquired gift information for each section preset in the music data. Further, the aggregation unit 35 can also weight the points according to the interval between sections set in advance in the song data.

The display control unit 36 causes the display device 15 to display the support target object. Note that the support target object may be displayed on a display device different from the display device 15. Furthermore, when an operation (cheering operation) for cheering a cheering target object is performed through an input operation from the terminal device 12 during playback of music data, the display control unit 36 displays an effect image corresponding to the cheering operation. Displayed on the device 15.

The psyllium control unit 37 functions as a rim when the terminal device 12 supports a support target object. The psyllium control unit 38 controls the background color of the screen displayed on the operation display unit 22 of the terminal device 12 according to the development of the music being played. At this time, the psyllium control unit 37 may synchronize the background color with the color of lighting from a lighting device installed in the venue where the display device 15 is installed. Further, the psyllium control unit 37 may control and synchronize the background color of the screen according to the support target object selected on the operation display unit 22 of the terminal device 12. Further, the psyllium control unit 37 may control and synchronize the background color of the screen according to the position information transmitted from the terminal device 12.

Position information acquisition 38 acquires position information of the terminal device 12 within the event venue 18. Inside the event venue 18, a plurality of two-dimensional barcodes are arranged that correspond to positional information indicating a position (section) within the venue. When the terminal device 12 reads the two-dimensional barcode and transmits the position information corresponding to the two-dimensional barcode to the server 13, the position information acquisition 38 acquires the position information.

When a charging operation is performed to purchase a gift on the terminal device 12, the payment control unit 39 performs normal payment processing (first payment processing) and touch payment processing (second payment processing) in accordance with the playback of music data. ) and execute the switched payment process. Normal payment is a payment method in which payment processing is performed based on the payment method input on the payment method input screen displayed at the timing when a gift item is selected on the terminal device 12, such as a commonly used credit card. It is about payment. As mentioned above, touch payment is a payment method that is performed simply and quickly based on a pre-registered payment method that has undergone a credit check. The payment control unit 39 performs normal payment processing before the performance starts or after the performance ends, and performs payment processing based on touch payment processing during the performance.

The storage unit 40 includes a user information management table 41, a payment method management table 42, terminal device user interface (hereinafter referred to as "UI") data 43, gift object data 44, character data 45, music data 46, and effect data. 47. Stores a billing management database (hereinafter referred to as "DB").

The user information management table 41 is a table for managing information of users participating in an event. The payment method management table 42 is a table for managing payment methods registered in advance to use touch payment or payment based on touch payment. The payment method management table 42 includes information for credit card payment and information such as the destination of the user's bill for later payment at a store such as a convenience store. The UI data 43 is data related to a support input interface displayed on the terminal device 12, a background color, and an input display screen for determining billing.

The gift object data 44 is data regarding the gift object corresponding to the gift information to be displayed on the display device 15, and includes information regarding the points of the gift information. The character data 45 is data regarding a character (information regarding the visuals and actions (animation) of the support target object) whose performance is displayed in animation on the display device 15. The music data 46 is music data that is played back according to the performance motion of the character, and sections are set in advance as will be described later. The effect data 47 is a variety of production images to be displayed on the display device from the start to the end of the performance, and includes, for example, various display emphasis effects to enliven the performance in response to cheering operations (data related to the psyllium function). data is also included).

The billing management DB 49 is a database that manages billing processing (including normal payment processing, touch payment processing, payment processing based on touch payment processing, etc.). Note that in FIG. 3, the billing management DB 49 is stored in the storage unit 40, but this is just an example, and it may be stored in another storage device.

The PC 14 includes a communication section 51 and an output section 52. The communication unit 51 is an interface that enables communication with devices connected to the communication network 20, and here communicates with the server 13. The output unit 52 is an output interface that connects to the display device 15, the speaker 16, and the lighting control device 17 and outputs data and instructions.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart for explaining the overall flow of this embodiment. First, when applying for participation in an event (in advance), a user registers user information and payment method using the terminal device 12 (S1).

Next, at the event venue 18, when the performance (music data playback) starts, the user uses the terminal device 12 to scan a two-dimensional barcode placed near the position (section) where the user will cheer. Read (S2). The two-dimensional barcode becomes information for specifying the location (section) in the event venue 18.

At the event venue 18, before the performance (playback of music data) begins, the user operates the terminal device 12 to purchase a gift item to support the object to be supported, if necessary (S3). In S3, the above-mentioned normal payment method is used as the payment method.

Performance (playback of music data) starts (S4). Then, the user performs a support operation on the terminal device 12 in response to the reproduction of the music, and transmits gift information based on the selected gift item to the server 13. Then, in the server 13, various effect processing is performed to liven up the performance, depending on the development of the song and the total value of the sent and totaled gift information (S5).

Further, the server 13 controls the background color of the display screen displayed on the terminal device 12 via the Web browser in accordance with the development of the song of the song data (S6). As a result, the display screen displayed by the Web browser exhibits a psyllium-like effect, and a sense of unity can be obtained at the venue.

Even during the performance, the user can operate the terminal device 12 to purchase a gift item to support the object to be supported, if necessary (S7). In this case, since the performance is in progress, the server 13 performs payment processing based on touch payment in order to reduce the burden of payment operations on the user.

Below, each process and procedure of the flow explained in FIG. 4 will be specifically explained. First, S1 in FIG. 4 will be explained.

FIG. 5 is a sequence diagram of the pre-registration process (S1) in this embodiment. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a touch payment setting screen displayed on the terminal device in the pre-registration process according to the present embodiment. Below, FIG. 5 will be explained with reference to FIG. Note that, for convenience of explanation, in the following, what is displayed on the operation display section 22 of the terminal device 12 may be referred to as being displayed on the terminal device 12.

First, in order to participate in an event, a user needs to make predetermined settings in advance as an application for participation. Therefore, the user accesses a predetermined portal site using the web browser installed in the terminal device 12 (S11). Then, a predetermined input operation is performed on the portal site to apply for participation in a predetermined event, and a settings screen (touch payment screen) for registering a payment method at the event venue is displayed (S12). .

When the user presses "Proceed with usage procedures" on the touch payment screen, the terminal device 12 transmits a payment method setting request to the server 13 (S13). In response, the server 13 causes the terminal device 12 to display a payment method setting screen 61 as shown in FIG. 6 (S14).

The user uses the terminal device 12 to input the payment method on the payment method setting screen 61. For example, on the payment method setting screen 61, if the user selects credit card payment, the user inputs necessary information in the credit card payment setting field 62. If one or more credit card information has already been registered, the last four digits of the credit card will be displayed and one of the credit cards can be selected. Furthermore, if the "Add credit card" button 63 is pressed, a new credit card can be registered.

Further, in the payment method setting screen 61, when selecting deferred payment (a format in which payment is made at a convenience store using a bill mailed at a later date), necessary information is input in the deferred payment setting field 64. If one or more billing addresses have already been registered, the billing addresses will be displayed and any one of the billing addresses can be selected. Furthermore, when the "Add new delivery address" button 65 is pressed, a new billing address can be registered.

Note that payment is not limited to convenience stores; if the bill allows payment at a bank, post office, etc., payment may be made at a bank, post office, etc.

Furthermore, the above-mentioned "upper limit amount" can be set in the credit card payment setting field 62 and/or the deferred payment setting field 64 of the payment method setting screen 61.

When the user finishes entering the necessary information on the payment method setting screen 61 and presses the "Confirm application" button 66 in FIG. 6, the terminal device 12 sends a user information registration request to the server 13 ( S15). In response, the server 13 makes a credit inquiry to the credit inquiry/settlement system 19 based on the user's name, telephone number, and address (which may also include credit card information) (S16), and The verification result is received (S17). Then, the server 13 displays a setting completion screen (not shown) on the terminal device 12 (S18). On the setting completion screen (not shown), the server 13 displays the fact that the touch payment setting has been completed and the registered contents.

Note that short mail service authentication (SMS authentication) may be used in advance registration. Thereby, security at the time of pre-registration can be improved. In addition, in FIG. 6, when the "return" button 67 is pressed, the screen returns to the one before the transition.

Next, S2 in FIG. 4 will be explained. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of the arrangement of two-dimensional barcodes indicating positional information within the event venue according to the present embodiment. Two-dimensional barcodes X1 to X12 are arranged at the event venue 18, and each of the two-dimensional barcodes X1 to X12 indicates the arranged position. The two-dimensional barcode may be, for example, a sheet of paper printed with it attached to a fixed object. Further, the staff on the management side may hold a sheet of paper on which the two-dimensional barcode is printed, or may display it on the terminal device of the staff on the management side.

FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining a configuration example and sections of music data in this embodiment. The horizontal axis in FIG. 8 represents the development of the song. A song, for example, starts with an intro, and consists of parts called A melody, B melody, C melody, and chorus. The horizontal axis represents the ups and downs of emotions (the user's enthusiasm and excitement). The color of the bar indicates the melody.

In this embodiment, as an example, the basic structure of the performance is divided into the following three sections A, B, and C. Section A (A1, A2) is a melody section in which music is listened to. Section B (B1, B2, B3) is a chorus section. Section C (C1) is a section where the excitement continues following the chorus section. These sections are set in advance.

In this embodiment, gift information is transmitted to the server 13 by a user's support operation on the terminal device 12 . The server 13 controls the special performance in section B based on the gift information points accumulated in sections A and C. For example, in section A, the user is asked to gradually participate in the support operation. As a result, points for gift information are gradually accumulated in the server 13. If a certain number of gift information points have been accumulated in section B, a special performance to be described later will be activated. Furthermore, section C is a section in which the excitement continues following the chorus, and the user actively participates in cheering operations toward the final special performance. For example, as a result of accumulating gift information points collected in section A1, a special performance is activated in section B1. As a result of accumulating the gift information points collected in section A2, a special performance is activated in section B2. As a result of accumulating gift information points collected in section C1, a special performance is activated in section B3. Note that below, the section corresponding to section B may be referred to as an "effect section." Further, a section corresponding to section A or section C may be referred to as a "non-effect section."

Next, S4 and S5 in FIG. 4 will be explained. Note that S3 will be described later together with S7.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of an image displayed on the display device at the time of starting playback of music data in this embodiment. Below the display area 71 of the display device 15, three character support objects 73a, 73b, and 73c are displayed as the support object 73. As an example, the music used in this embodiment is set to be played by the support target objects 73a, 73b, and 73c. Furthermore, a display object 72 is displayed in the display area above the support target objects 73a, 73b, and 73c. The display object 72 is designed to change its form, such as becoming larger, changing its shape, or changing its color, as it absorbs gift information transmitted through a support operation, for example. Note that the support target objects 73a, 73b, and 73c may be displayed on another display device. Further, the display object 72 is not limited to a circle or a sphere, and may have any shape, form, color, or appearance, and may move by animation or the like.

FIG. 10 is a support operation input screen displayed on the terminal device when playing music data in this embodiment. The support operation input screen 81 can be displayed via a web browser.

In the support target object selection column 84, one of the support target objects 73a, 73b, and 73c can be selected. When any support target object is selected in the support target object selection field 84, an image of the selected support target object is displayed in the display area 82. Furthermore, the background color of the background area 85 changes depending on the selected support target object.

In the gift selection column 83, a gift item to be sent can be selected by a support operation. When any gift item is selected in the gift selection field 83, an image of the selected gift item is displayed in the display area 82. The gift information displayed in the gift selection field 83 changes depending on the support object selected in the support object selection field 84. Some gift items are free, while others are paid. Here, for example, if 1 yen = 1 point (pt), the gift items in the gift selection field 83a can be used free of charge (0 pt). The gift item in the gift selection column 83b can be used for 100 points, and has already been purchased for 100 yen. A locked lock object is displayed in the gift selection column 83c, which indicates that the 500pt gift item has not been purchased.

In this state, by performing a predetermined operation such as tapping or sliding a finger on the support operation input area 86 or shaking the terminal device 12, gift information corresponding to the selected gift item is sent to the server 13. Can be sent.

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a presentation in which gift objects are displayed so as to gather around a display object and fly away according to position information in this embodiment. Here, FIG. 11 shows an effect image in a section corresponding to the above-mentioned section A or section C (that is, a non-effect section).

For example, in FIG. 10, the effect image is displayed so that the transmitted gift object 91 is absorbed into the display object 72.

Furthermore, based on the position information based on the two-dimensional barcode read in S2 of FIG. 4, an effect image is displayed in which the gift object appears to have been thrown from a position corresponding to the position information. For example, when the two-dimensional barcode X8 is read in FIG. 7, a presentation image is displayed in which the gift object 91 appears to have been thrown from the right side of the display area 71 to the display object 72 in the center.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of special effects in the effect section in this embodiment. Here, FIG. 12 shows an effect image (special effect image 92) for a special effect in a section (effect section) corresponding to the above-mentioned section B.

When an effect section arrives during playback of music data, a special effect image 92 is displayed according to the total gift information points accumulated in the previous non-effect section. The greater the total number of points, the greater the degree of effect of the special effect image 92.

The special effect image 92 may be, for example, an image in which a cluster of gift information gathered up to that point explodes, an image in which fireworks are set off, or an image in which stars fall. It's okay. Further, the effect of the special effect image becomes larger as the end of the song approaches, and the effect section of the final chorus is the largest.
Note that, as one of the effects, a cut of the support target object may be displayed in a large size at a predetermined timing or in the center of the display area 71 according to the total number of points.

FIG. 13 is a sequence diagram regarding the support operation in this embodiment. First, the user uses the terminal device 12 to read a two-dimensional barcode placed near his or her seat at the event venue 18 (S21). The terminal device 12 holds position information indicated by the two-dimensional barcode.

As explained in FIG. 9, the server 13 causes the display device 15 to display the display object 72 and the cheering target object in time with the start of the performance, and starts playing the music data (S22).

The user transmits gift information to the server 13 by performing a support operation using the terminal device 12. At this time, the terminal device 12 also transmits the position information acquired in S21 to the server 13 (S23). The server 13 displays effect images (including special effect images) on the display device 15 according to the gift information and position information transmitted from the terminal device 12 and the section set in the music data (S24). S23 and S24 are repeated while the music data is being played back.

When the performance (playback of the music data) ends, the server 13 displays the end credits on the display device 15 (S25). For example, the end credits are displayed with the user's nickname displayed in a large size or in a determined order depending on the points of the sent gift information.

FIGS. 14A and 14B are flowcharts of Example 1 of the production process (S5) based on sections of music data by the server in this embodiment. The control unit 32 of the server 13 reads the program according to the present embodiment from the storage device, functions as an acquisition unit 34, aggregation unit 35, a display control unit 36, and a position information acquisition unit 38, and operates as shown in FIGS. 14A and 14B. Run the flow. In the following, the processing by the control unit 32 will be described as the processing by the server 13 for convenience.

When the server 13 acquires the music playback instruction, it starts playing the music data (S31). The server 13 initializes a parameter (total point value) P for counting points to 0 (S32). The server 13 displays the support target object 73 and the display object 72 on the display device 15 (S33).

The server 13 acquires the gift information and location information transmitted from the terminal device 12 (S34). The server 13 refers to the gift object data 44 and identifies the acquired gift information (S35). Based on the position information, the server 13 causes gift objects corresponding to the identified gifts to be displayed in a manner that they are gathered in the display object 72 (S36). The server 13 changes the form of the display object in response to the gift object being absorbed into the display object (S37).

The server 13 refers to the gift object data 44 and specifies the point Pi corresponding to the identified gift information (S38). The server 13 adds the points Pi to the point total value P (S39).

The server 13 determines whether the effect category has arrived (S40). If the effect category has not arrived (NO in S40), the server 13 returns to the process in S34. The processes of S34 to S39 are repeated until the effect category arrives.

When the effect category has arrived (YES in S40), the server 13 generates a special effect image according to the total value P (S41) and displays it (S42). Here, when the total value P exceeds a predetermined value, a special effect image may be displayed, assuming that the points are full, for example. The predetermined value may be changed each time, for example, depending on the number of users participating or the points set for the gift item.

The server 13 determines whether the effect classification has ended (S43). If the effect classification is not completed (NO in S43), the server 13 returns to the process in S41. The processes of S41 and S42 are repeated until the effect classification is completed.

If the effect section has ended (YES in S43), the server 13 determines whether the reproduction of the music has ended (S43). If the reproduction of the music has not ended (NO in S44), the server 13 initializes the total value P to 0 or reduces it to a predetermined value (S45), and returns to the process of S34. The processes of S34 to S45 are repeated until the reproduction of the music is finished.

When the reproduction of the music is finished (YES in S44), the server 13 fades out the effect image (S46), and finally displays the end credits (S47). As described above, in the end roll, the server 13 displays the user's nickname in a large size or in a determined order according to the points of the sent gift information, for example.

FIGS. 15A and 15B are flowcharts of Example 2 of the production processing (S5) based on sections of music data by the server in this embodiment. The control unit 32 of the server 13 reads the program according to the present embodiment from the storage device, functions as an acquisition unit 34, aggregation unit 35, display control unit 36, and position information acquisition unit 38, and operates as shown in FIGS. 15A and 15B. Run the flow. In the following, the processing by the control unit 32 will be described as the processing by the server 13 for convenience.

15A and 15B add the processing of S32-1 and S32-2 to FIG. 14A and FIG. 14B, replace S39 with the processing of S39-1, and further replace S45 with S45-1, S45-2, and S45- This is a flowchart in which the process in step 3 is replaced. In the second embodiment, gift points are weighted according to the length of the section before the effect section of the first embodiment.

When the server 13 acquires the music playback instruction, it starts playing the music data (S31). The server 13 initializes a parameter (point total value) P for totaling points to 0 (S32).

The server 13 calculates the time T until the effect section (S32-1). The server 13 sets the weight W according to the calculated time T (S32-2). For example, the server 13 sets a heavier weight as the time T is shorter.

The server 13 displays the support target object 73 and the display object 72 on the display device 15 (S33).

The server 13 acquires the gift information and location information transmitted from the terminal device 12 (S34). The server 13 refers to the gift object data 44 and identifies the acquired gift information (S35). Based on the position information, the server 13 causes gift objects corresponding to the identified gifts to be displayed in a manner that they are gathered in the display object 72 (S36). The server 13 changes the form of the display object in response to the gift object being absorbed into the display object (S37).

The server 13 refers to the gift object data 44 and specifies the point Pi corresponding to the identified gift information (S38). The server 13 adds the value obtained by multiplying the point Pi by the weight W to the point total value P (S39-1).

The server 13 determines whether the effect category has arrived (S40). If the effect category has not arrived (NO in S40), the server 13 returns to the process in S34. The processes of S34 to S39 are repeated until the effect category arrives.

When the effect category has arrived (YES in S40), the server 13 generates a special effect image according to the total value P (S41) and displays it (S42). Here, when the total value P exceeds a predetermined value, a special effect image may be displayed, assuming that the points are full, for example. The predetermined value may be changed each time, for example, depending on the number of users participating or the points set for the gift item.

The server 13 determines whether the effect classification has ended (S43). If the effect classification is not completed (NO in S43), the server 13 returns to the process in S41. The processes of S41 and S42 are repeated until the effect classification is completed.

If the effect section has ended (YES in S43), the server 13 determines whether the reproduction of the music has ended (S43). If the reproduction of the music has not ended (NO in S44), the server 13 calculates the time T until the effect section (S45-1). The server 13 sets the weight W according to the calculated time T (S45-2). For example, the server 13 sets a heavier weight as the time T is shorter. Further, the server 13 reduces the total value P to a predetermined value according to the time T (S45-5), and returns to the process of S34. The processes of S34 to S45 are repeated until the reproduction of the music is finished.

When the reproduction of the music is finished (YES in S44), the server 13 fades out the effect image (S46), and finally displays the end credits (S47). As described above, in the end roll, the server 13 displays the user's nickname in a large size or in a determined order according to the points of the sent gift information, for example.

In addition, in the process of S45-3, by reducing the total value P without initializing it, the total value can be carried over to the next section A or section C (non-effect section), and the excitement can be continued. can be done.

Next, S6 in FIG. 4 will be explained. FIG. 16 is a sequence diagram for causing the terminal device in this embodiment to function as a psyllium and synchronizing it with the lighting in the event venue. The server 13 switches the background color of the display area 85 of the terminal device via the Web browser according to the development of the music (S51). Further, the server 13 may control the lighting control device 17 in accordance with the switching of the background color, synchronize the lighting devices in the event venue, and switch the color and irradiation direction of the lighting (S52).

FIG. 17 is a flowchart in which the server in this embodiment causes the terminal device to function as a psyllium and synchronizes with the lighting in the event venue. The control unit 32 of the server 13 reads the program according to this embodiment from the storage device, functions as a psyllium control unit 37 and a position information acquisition unit 38, and executes the flow shown in FIG. 17. In the following, the processing by the control unit 32 will be described as the processing by the server 13 for convenience.

The server 13 acquires the position information transmitted from the terminal device 12 (S61). The server 13 determines the background color of the display area 85 for each terminal device 12 according to the development of the song, position information, and/or the selected support target object (S62). The server 13 notifies the terminal device 12 of information regarding the determined background color. Further, the server 13 notifies the lighting control device 17 of a command for performing lighting processing according to the background color (S63).

The server 13 repeats the processes of S62 to S64 until the reproduction of the music data is completed (NO in S64). When the reproduction of the music data ends, this flow ends (YES in S64).

Thereby, the display screen by the Web browser exhibits a psyllium-like effect, and by controlling the lighting inside the event venue 18, it is possible to obtain a sense of unity within the event venue.

Next, the payment processing in S3 and S7 in FIG. 4 will be explained. FIG. 18 is a sequence diagram of normal credit card payment processing before or after the playback of music data and processing based on pre-registered information for touch payment during playback of music data in this embodiment.

Before playing the music data or after the playback ends, the user uses the terminal device 12 to perform an operation to purchase an item as gift information (S71). For example, in FIG. 10, when the user taps the lock object in the gift selection field 83c, a list of 500 pt gift items is displayed, and the user can select the gift item he/she wishes to purchase.

Upon acquiring the gift information regarding the selected gift item, the server 13 causes the terminal device 12 to display a payment method input screen for purchasing the gift item (S72).

The user uses the terminal device 12 to input the payment method on the payment method input screen (S73). The server 13 causes the terminal device 12 to display a confirmation screen for the user to confirm the contents input on the payment method input screen (S74).

The user uses the terminal device 12 to check the confirmation screen and taps the confirm button (S75). Then, the server 13 makes a credit inquiry to the credit inquiry/settlement system 19 (S76). Upon receiving the credit inquiry result from the credit inquiry/settlement system 19 (S77), the server 13 performs the following depending on whether the sum of the cumulative payment amount for the predetermined period and the current payment amount exceeds the preset upper limit. Alternatively, depending on the credit inquiry result, the terminal device 12 is notified whether the payment is completed or not (S76). If payment is not possible, the message "Payment could not be made" is displayed on the terminal device 12, and the selected gift item cannot be purchased.

On the other hand, while the music data is being played, the user uses the terminal device 12 to perform an operation to purchase an item as gift information (S81). For example, in FIG. 10, when the user taps the lock object in the gift selection field 83c, a list of 500 pt gift items is displayed, and the user can select the gift item he/she wishes to purchase.

Upon acquiring the gift information regarding the selected gift item, the server 13 displays a confirmation screen on which the purchase details and payment method for the gift item are entered on the terminal device 12 based on the information registered in advance in S1 of FIG. Display it (S82).

Using the terminal device 12, the user checks the confirmation screen and taps the confirm button (S83). Then, the server 13 makes a credit inquiry to the credit inquiry/settlement system 19 (S84). Upon receiving the credit inquiry result from the credit inquiry/settlement system 19 (S85), the server 13 determines whether the sum of the cumulative payment amount for the predetermined period and the current payment amount exceeds the preset upper limit. Alternatively, depending on the credit inquiry result, the terminal device 12 is notified whether the payment is completed or not (S86). If payment is not possible, the message "Payment could not be made" is displayed on the terminal device 12, and the selected gift item cannot be purchased.

FIG. 19 is a flowchart of a payment process in which the payment method is switched depending on the playback of music data in this embodiment. The control unit 32 of the server 13 reads the program according to this embodiment from the storage device, functions as the payment control unit 39, and executes the flow shown in FIG. 19. In the following, the processing by the control unit 32 will be described as the processing by the server 13 for convenience.

When the server 13 acquires a gift item purchase request from the terminal device 12 (S91), the server 13 determines whether or not music data is being played (S92). If the music data is not being played (NO in S92), the server 13 performs a first payment process (S93).

In the first payment process (S93), the server 13 displays a payment method input screen on the terminal device 12 (S93a). When the input of the payment method on the payment method input screen on the terminal device 12 is completed, the server 13 accepts the payment method (S93b).

The server 13 causes the terminal device 12 to display a confirmation screen for the user to confirm the accepted payment method (S93c). When the user uses the terminal device 12 to check the confirmation screen and taps the confirmation button, the server 13 accepts the confirmation instruction (S93d).

The server 13 performs payment processing for the amount of the gift item based on the acquired payment method (S93e). If the acquired payment method is "credit card payment", the server 13 acquires valid credit card information corresponding to the user ID from the payment method management table 42. The server 13 makes a credit inquiry to the credit inquiry/settlement system 19 based on the acquired credit card information, and performs settlement processing for the amount.

If the acquired payment method is deferred payment, the server 13 acquires valid bill destination information corresponding to the user ID from the payment method management table 42. The server 13 performs payment processing for the amount based on the acquired bill destination information. Note that the server 13 may cancel the payment process if the sum of the cumulative payment amount over a predetermined period and the current payment amount exceeds a preset upper limit amount. The server 13 notifies the terminal device 12 of the result of the payment process (S93f).

In S92, if the music data is being played (YES in S92), the server 13 refers to the payment method management table 42 and determines whether the user has pre-registered for touch payment. (S94). If the pre-registration for touch payment is not registered (NO in S94), the server 13 performs the first payment process (S93). If the pre-registration for touch payment is registered (YES in S94), the server 13 performs the second payment process (S95).

In the second payment process (S95), the server 13 displays a confirmation screen in which the purchase details and payment method of the gift item are entered, based on the information registered in advance in the payment method management table 42 in S1 of FIG. The information is displayed on the terminal device 12 (S95a). When the user uses the terminal device 12 to check the confirmation screen and taps the confirmation button, the server 13 accepts the confirmation instruction (S95b).

The server 13 performs payment processing for the amount of the gift item based on the acquired payment method (S95c). If the acquired payment method is "credit card payment", the server 13 acquires valid credit card information corresponding to the user ID from the payment method management table 42. The server 13 makes a credit inquiry to the credit inquiry/settlement system 19 based on the acquired credit card information, and performs settlement processing for the amount.

If the acquired payment method is deferred payment, the server 13 acquires valid bill destination information corresponding to the user ID from the payment method management table 42. The server 13 performs payment processing for the amount based on the acquired bill destination information. Note that the server 13 may cancel the payment process if the sum of the cumulative payment amount over a predetermined period and the current payment amount exceeds a preset upper limit amount. The server 13 notifies the terminal device 12 of the result of the payment process (S95d).

FIG. 20 is an example of a configuration block diagram of a hardware environment of a computer that executes a program in this embodiment. The computer 101 functions as a terminal device 12 or a server 13. The computer 101 includes a CPU 102, a ROM 103, a RAM 104, a storage device 105, an input I/F 106, an output I/F 107, a communication I/F 108, a reading device 109, and a bus 120.

Here, CPU indicates a central processing unit. ROM indicates read-only memory. RAM indicates random access memory. I/F indicates an interface. Connected to the bus 140 are a CPU 102, a ROM 103, a RAM 104, a storage device 105, an input I/F 106, an output I/F 107, a communication I/F 108, and, if necessary, a reading device 109.

The CPU 102 reads the program according to the present embodiment from the storage device 105, and when functioning as the server 13, the CPU 102 includes the user information/payment method registration section 33, the acquisition section 34, the totalization section 35, the display control section 36, and the psyllium control section. 37, the location information acquisition unit 38 and the payment control unit 39 execute the program. Further, the CPU 102 reads the program according to the present embodiment from the storage device 105, and when functioning as the terminal device 12, executes the program as a reception processing section and a transmission processing section. When functioning as a reception processing section, the CPU 102 receives a predetermined operation input to the terminal device 12 while playing music data composed of a plurality of sections. When functioning as a reception processing unit, the CPU 102 aggregates the gift information transmitted from the terminal device 12 during the first section among the plurality of sections during playback of the music data, and calculates the gift information transmitted from the terminal device 12 during the first section among the plurality of sections during playback of the music data. The gift information is transmitted in response to the received operation input to the server 13 which displays a performance image in accordance with the total value of the gift information acquired during the first division in the second division. ROM103 indicates a read-only memory. RAM 104 is a memory that temporarily stores information.

The storage device 105 is a device that stores a large amount of information. As the storage device 105, various types of storage devices can be used, such as a hard disk, solid state drive (SSD), and flash memory card. The storage device 105 stores programs according to embodiments of the present invention and various data stored in the storage unit 40.

The input I/F 106 can be connected to input devices such as a keyboard, mouse, electronic camera, web camera, microphone, scanner, sensor, tablet, touch panel, and information reading device. Further, the output I/F 107 can be connected to an output device such as a display, a touch panel, a projector, a printer, or a speaker.

The communication I/F 108 is an interface such as a port for connecting to a communication network and communicating with other devices. The communication network may be the Internet, a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), a leased line, a wired network, a wireless network, or the like. The reading device 109 is a device that reads a portable recording medium.

A program that implements the processing described in the above embodiment may be stored in, for example, the storage device 105 from the program provider side via the communication network and the communication I/F 108. Further, a program that implements the processing described in the above embodiments may be stored in a commercially available and distributed portable storage medium. In this case, this portable storage medium may be set in the reading device 105, and the program may be read and executed by the CPU 102. Various types of storage media can be used as the portable storage medium, such as a CD-ROM, a flexible disk, an optical disk, a magneto-optical disk, an IC card, a USB memory device, and a semiconductor memory card. A program stored in such a storage medium is read by the reading device 109.

Further, the program may be installed on a stand-alone computer, or may be installed on a cloud computer to provide only the functions to the user. Further, although the screen in this embodiment was displayed using a web browser on the terminal device 12, the screen display in this embodiment was performed by installing an application program that can communicate with the server 13 on the terminal device 12. It's okay.

According to the present embodiment, it is possible to dynamically change the production in accordance with the cheering for the cheering target object and the development of the song in the event. In addition, since the reaction to the support operation is visually reflected in the performance in real time, it is possible to improve the user's sense of sending the gift object and the interaction.

Furthermore, the support target object is not limited to characters from anime, games, etc., and may be a human artist or a non-human object such as an animal or a robot. Further, the presentation content of the presentation image (special presentation image) is not limited, and any presentation content may be used. Further, in this embodiment, sections are set in advance in the song data, but sections may be formed in real time at predetermined timings depending on the atmosphere of the place. Furthermore, the section is not limited to the A melody, B memo, chorus, etc., and may be set arbitrarily.

Although the present aspect has been described above based on the embodiments and modified examples, the embodiments of the above-described aspect are for facilitating understanding of the present aspect, and do not limit the present aspect. This aspect may be modified and improved without departing from the spirit and scope of the claims, and this aspect includes equivalents thereof. Furthermore, if the technical feature is not described as essential in this specification, it can be deleted as appropriate.

1 Information processing system 2 Terminal device 3 Information processing device 3a Acquisition unit 3b Totalization unit 3c Display control unit 3d Background color control unit 3e Location information acquisition unit 3f Payment control unit 4 Display device 5 Acquisition unit 6 Payment amount determination unit 7 Payment processing unit 8 Amount Management Department 11 Event Production System 12 Terminal Device 13 Server 14 PC
15 Display device 16 Speaker 17 Lighting control device 18 Event venue 19 Credit inquiry/payment system 20 Communication network 21 Communication section 22 Operation display section 31 Communication section 32 Control section 33 User information/payment method registration section 34 Acquisition section 35 Totalization section 36 Display Control unit 37 Psyllium control unit 38 Location information acquisition unit 39 Payment control unit 40 Storage unit 51 Communication unit 52 Output unit

Claims (9)

An information processing device that can be connected via a communication network to a terminal device that can be operated by a user and can display images, and can output to a display device,
an acquisition unit that acquires gift information transmitted from the terminal device in response to a predetermined operation input while playing music data composed of a plurality of sections;
a totalizing unit that totals the gift information acquired during a first section of the plurality of sections during playback of the song data;
a display control unit that displays an effect image in a second section that is a section after the first section, according to a total value of the gift information compiled during the first section;
An information processing device comprising: The totaling unit adjusts the total value by weighting values corresponding to each of the gift information according to the length of the first section,
The information processing device according to claim 1, wherein the display control unit changes the performance form of the performance image according to the weighted total value of the gift information. The first section and the second section are repeated during playback of the song data,
The display control unit is characterized in that, depending on the total value of the gift information compiled in the first section, a part or all of the total value is inherited in a first section that comes after the second section. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1 or 2. The display control unit further displays the gift object while moving it so that the gift object corresponding to the gift information transmitted in response to the operation input flies toward the display object displayed on the display device. The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the information processing device changes the form of the display object according to the total value of the gift information acquired in the first section. . The information processing device further includes:
a background color control unit that controls a background color of a screen displayed on a display unit of the terminal device according to the development of the played music;
Equipped with
The background color control unit controls the background color from lighting from a lighting device installed in a venue where the display device is installed, an object selected on a display unit of the terminal device, or transmitted from the terminal device. The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the information processing apparatus performs synchronization based on position information obtained. The information processing device further includes:
comprising a location information acquisition unit that acquires location information transmitted from the terminal device,
The display control unit displays a gift object corresponding to the gift information in a display area of the display device, based on the operation input, in an area corresponding to the position information. 5. The information processing device according to any one of 5. The information processing device further includes:
When the gift information to be charged is selected on the terminal device, the payment method input on the payment method input screen that is displayed at the timing when the gift information is selected in accordance with the playback of the song data. a payment control unit that switches between a first payment processing unit that performs payment processing and a second payment processing unit that performs payment processing based on a pre-registered credit-checked payment method;
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized by comprising: An information processing device that can be connected via a communication network to a terminal device that can be operated by a user and can display images, and that can output to a display device.
an acquisition process of acquiring gift information transmitted from the terminal device in response to a predetermined operation input while playing music data composed of a plurality of sections;
aggregation processing of aggregating the gift information acquired during a first section of the plurality of sections during playback of the song data;
Display control processing for displaying a performance image in a second section that is a section after the first section, according to the total value of the gift information compiled during the first section;
An information processing device side program that executes. An information processing device that can be connected via a communication network to a terminal device that can be operated by a user and can display images, and that can output to a display device.
an acquisition process of acquiring gift information transmitted from the terminal device in response to a predetermined operation input while playing music data composed of a plurality of sections;
aggregation processing of aggregating the gift information acquired during a first section of the plurality of sections during playback of the song data;
Display control processing for displaying a performance image in a second section that is a section after the first section, according to the total value of the gift information compiled during the first section;
An information processing method that performs.