JPS6046648A - Editing method of voice message - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To correct a required clause by indicating the reproducing process of a reproduced voice message by a pointer in an exchange storing a terminal equipment having the accumulating and reproducing function of a voice message and a drawn picture I/O part. CONSTITUTION:When the user of a telephone terminal equipment 1 connects a telephone set 11 with a message accumulating device 3 through an automatic exchange 2, and after prescribed operation, sends a voice message to be accumulated, a control part 32 in the device 3 discriminates the voiced sound and voiceless sound in the message, divides the message into clauses and accumulates respective clauses in a voice accumulation part 321. When the user connect the telephone set 11 with the device 3 and then executes reproducing operation to correct the message, the control part 32 reproduces the message, sends the reproduced message to the telephone part 11 and displays a pointer A and a reproducing start point B on a pointer display area 121 of a drawn picture input part 12 to display a division line E corresponding to each clause and stop time D in accordance with reproducing. While observing the display, the user indicates the required clause by the drawn picture I/O part 12 to execute erasing or the like.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] +a) Technical Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an automatic exchange equipped with a function of storing and reproducing voice messages and accommodating a terminal device having a stroke input/output section. This invention relates to a voice message editing method that makes it possible to edit voice messages.

(b) Prior Art and Problems In conventional automatic exchanges, voice messages were stored and played back by regular telephones. Therefore, in order to make modifications such as deleting or adding a part of the stored voice messages, there is no other way than to re-storage the modified voice messages.

As a countermeasure, we have taken measures such as using a telephone terminal equipped with a display device to display a pointer that moves as the stored voice messages are played back, and estimating the correction points of the stored voice messages based on the position of the pointer. However, it is difficult to accurately estimate the correction location using the pointer, and there is a drawback that accurate correction cannot be made.

(C) Object of the Invention The object of the present invention is to eliminate the drawbacks of conventional automatic exchanges as described above and to realize a voice message editing system that enables editing of accumulated voice messages.

(d) Structure of the invention The purpose is to provide a voice message storage and playback function,
In an automatic switchboard that accommodates a terminal device having a stroke input/output section, it starts moving at a constant speed from the start of playback, stops moving during a pause period between phrases forming the voice message, and stops moving at the end of playback. means for displaying, on the terminal device, a line segment indicating the reproduction process of the voice message and a stroke input area divided for each clause in correspondence with the line segment; This is achieved by specifying the clause that performs this.

(el　Embodiments of the invention An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a voice message editing method according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the display screen of the stroke input/output section in FIG. 1, and FIGS. The figure is a diagram showing an example of the voice message editing process in FIG. 2. Note that the same reference numerals indicate the same objects throughout the figures. In FIG. 1, a telephone terminal device 1 is a telephone unit 1.
1, a stroke input/output section 12 and a keyboard 13.

The telephone section 11 is in charge of a telephone call function similar to that of a general telephone, and the stroke input/output section 12 receives a handwriting signal indicating the handwriting of a stroke inputted by the user with a stroke pen or the like via the automatic exchange 2 to the message storage and reproducing device 3. The stroke is displayed by the stroke display signal transmitted from the message storage and playback device 3. The user of the telephone terminal device 1 connects to the message storage and playback device 3 via the automatic exchange 2 using the telephone 11,
After carrying out a predetermined storage operation, a voice message that is desired to be stored is sent out, for example, ``It is thought that office automation is expected to have various effects.'' In the message storage and playback device 3, the control unit 31 identifies the sound part and the silent part of the received voice message, and reproduces the voice message from the silent part that continues for a predetermined period of time using the phrases ``office automation,''``moment,'' etc. ” “Exaltation has various effects.”
It is classified into "I am expecting" and "I think" and is stored in the voice storage section 321 of the storage section 32. Further, the control unit 31 causes the voice storage unit 311 to be stored in the stroke storage unit 322 of the storage unit 32.
A storage area corresponding to each phrase of the voice message stored in is secured. Thereafter, in order to modify the voice message that has been stored, the user operates the telephone section 11 to connect it to the message storage and playback device 3 and then performs a predetermined playback operation.
1 plays back the voice message stored in the voice storage section 321 and transmits it to the telephone section 11 of the telephone terminal device 1 via the automatic switchboard 2. Pointer A and playback start point B
to be displayed. Next, as the audio message is played back, the control unit 31 moves the pointer A from the playback start time point B to the right along the line segment C, and displays the pause point on the line segment C at the pause time between each phrase. At the same time, a dividing line E corresponding to the pause point is displayed in the stroke input area 122. As a result, each partial area divided by the dividing line E in the stroke input area 122 corresponds to each clause of the reproduced voice message.

Furthermore, the phrase number F is added to the line segment C divided by each pause point.
(■ to ■ in the example) are displayed. Thus, at the end of the reproduction of the voice message, the reproduction end point G is displayed on the line segment C, and the corresponding dividing line E is displayed in the stroke input area 122. While the user listens to the reproduced voice message through the telephone unit 11, a portion of the corresponding phrase, such as "Office", "Various effects", "Expecting", is stored in each storage area of the stroke input area 122. ", etc., with a stroke pen as a memorandum, the control section 31 stores the handwriting signal transmitted via the automatic exchange 2 in the stroke accumulation section 322, and also outputs the stroke display signal via the automatic exchange 2. Then, the stroke is displayed in each partial area. Next, when the user performs a predetermined deletion request operation to delete the phrase "Various effects" from the stored voice message, the control unit 31 erases the pointer A displayed in the pointer display area 121. Symbol H
Change to The user performs an operation to move the erasure symbol [■] upward from the phrase number F to be erased by the corresponding segment C, and under the control of the control unit 31, moves the erasure symbol H to the phrase number F.
-■Move to the corresponding section.

When the user performs a predetermined deletion execution operation, the control unit 31 deletes the phrase ``Various effects'' from the voice message stored in the voice storage unit 321, and deletes the phrase ``Various effects'' from the voice message stored in the voice storage unit 321.
The corresponding partial area of 2 and the stroke signal "Various effects" accumulated in the partial area are erased, and the telephone terminal device 1
The pointer display area 121 displays a line segment C corresponding to the voice message consisting of the remaining five phrases, ``It is believed that office automation is expected to increase momentum'', and the erasure symbol H is displayed with the pointer A. Furthermore, five dividing lines E are displayed in the stroke input area 122 corresponding to the pointer display area 121 (FIG. 4). Next, when the user performs a predetermined insertion request operation to insert a new phrase between the phrases ``Kouwa'' and ``Expected'', the control unit 31 displays the phrase in the pointer display area 121. Change pointer A to insertion symbol I. When the user performs an operation to move the insertion symbol I to the pause point displayed between the insertion target phrase number F-■ and ■, the control unit 31 moves the insertion symbol I displayed in the pointer display area 121. Move the symbol ■ to the corresponding pause point. When the user performs a predetermined insertion execution operation, the control unit 31 displays the voice message currently stored in the voice storage unit 321, ``J's phrase ``It is thought that the rise of office automation momentum is expected.'' At the same time, the phrase number F- of the line segment C currently displayed in the pointer display area 121 is saved in the save area.
■Delete the following text and prepare to store the audio message corresponding to the phrase to be inserted. The clause that the user should insert “
When the telephone section 11 sends out "various functions", the control section 3
1 translates the received phrase "various functions" into the voice M product section 32.
1 is accumulated following the voice message "Office automation, momentum, upliftment", and the insertion symbol I displayed in the pointer display area 121 corresponds to the phrase "various functions". While moving the line segment C, extend the line segment C. When the user performs an insertion/cancellation request operation, the control unit 31 saves the phrase ``Expected'' and the following phrases to the save area and saves the voice message ``Office Automation/Ki M/Exaltation'' in the voice storage unit 321.・A variety of functions are stored in the voice storage section 321 in the stroke storage section 322.
The memory area corresponding to each clause stored in the syllable is secured, and the line segment C displayed in the pointer display area 121 is displayed as a voice message saying, ``The excitement of office automation is...
It is displayed in correspondence with the clauses ``I am expected to have various functions,'' and it is also displayed at the pause point between the phrases ``I am expecting various functions,'' and ``I am thinking that I am expecting various functions.'' death,
Furthermore, a playback end point G is displayed, and a stroke input area 122 is also displayed.
, a dividing line E corresponding to each pause point and playback end point G is displayed. As a result of the above, the voice message that the user originally stored in the message storage and playback device 3, ``It is thought that office automation is expected to have various effects,'' is interpreted as ``office automation, raising the mood.'' I am expecting a wide variety of functions.
Modified to possible J.

As is clear from the above description, according to this embodiment, the user of the telephone terminal device 1 can use the line segment C1 displayed in the pointer display area 121 of the stroke input/output device I2 and the phrases displayed in the stroke input area 122. It becomes possible to modify the required phrase "various functions" to "various functions" based on a part of the phrase.

It should be noted that FIGS. 1 to 6 are only one embodiment of the present invention, and for example, the voice messages to be edited are not limited to those shown in the figures, and many other modifications may be made. However, the effects of the present invention do not change in either case. Further, the display screen of the stroke input/output device 12 is not limited to that shown in the drawings, and many other modifications may be considered, but the effects of the present invention will not change in any case. Furthermore, the configuration and functional division of the telephone terminal device 1 and the message storage/reproduction device 3 are not limited to those shown in the figure, and many other modifications may be considered, but the effects of the present invention can be achieved in any case. remains unchanged.

(fl) Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, editing processing of accumulated voice messages can be easily carried out in the automatic exchange.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a voice message editing method according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the display screen of the stroke input/output section in FIG. 1, and FIGS. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the voice message editing processing process in the figure, FIG. 3 is a deletion request operation process, FIG. 4 is a deletion execution operation process, FIG. 5 is an insertion execution operation process, and FIG. It is a figure which shows the release operation process. In the figure, 1 is a telephone terminal device, 2 is an automatic exchange, 3 is a message storage and playback device, 11 is a telephone section, 12 is a stroke input/output section, 13 is a keyboard, 31 is a control section, 32 is a storage section, and 321 is an audio A storage section, 322 is a senryo storage section, A is a pointer, B is a playback start point, C is a line segment, D is a pause point,
E indicates a dividing line, F indicates a phrase number, G indicates the end of reproduction, H indicates an erasure symbol, and ■ indicates an insertion symbol. ≠ 1 Figure and a half 2 Hi-Kaya 3 Ku-imo 4 Ku-ida Zu-imo 4 Sae

Claims (1)

[Claims] In an automatic switchboard equipped with a voice message storage and playback function and accommodating a terminal device having a stroke input/output section, movement starts at a constant speed from the start of playback, and movement during a pause period between phrases constituting the voice message is carried out. Displaying on the terminal device a line segment indicating the reproduction process of the voice message and a stroke human power area divided for each phrase corresponding to the line segment by a pointer that stops moving at the end of reproduction. 1
1. A voice message editing method, characterized in that the pointer is used to specify a phrase to be edited.