KR0147582B1 - The mode control method & television with a video-song accompaniment apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

Described is a device in which a video half-period and a television are integrally formed. The device can display a song song number, a song title, and a song to recognize genre-specific contents, and reserve a predetermined song, and can echo, score, fanfare, It is equipped with various function selection parts such as beat and pitch adjustment.

In addition, the device can be provided with a variety of ROM packs to provide a variety of information, it is possible to freely delete the lyrics displayed on the monitor or to move the contents of the lyrics freely within the monitor and to perform the arrangement function.

Description

TV with built-in image cycle and its mode control method

1 is a schematic block diagram showing a computer accompaniment device according to the prior art.

2 is a schematic block diagram of a video semi-permeable built-in television according to the prior art.

Figure 3 is a schematic block diagram showing a microphone device of a video divider built-in television according to the prior art.

4 is a schematic block diagram of a video semi-permeable built-in television having a song selection function according to an embodiment of the present invention.

5 is a detailed block diagram of an image accompaniment signal generator having a mantissa sound display function according to another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

6 is a schematic block diagram of a microphone signal processing unit used for a video semi-periodic built-in television having a score display function of 2 according to another embodiment of the present invention.

7 is a schematic block diagram of a television having a built-in video half-period having a function for calculating a usage time according to another embodiment of the present invention.

8 is a specific block diagram of a video accompaniment signal generator of a video accompaniment-embedded television for singing only favorite songs in another embodiment of the present invention.

9 is a detailed block diagram of an image accompaniment signal generation unit for managing a flexible best ten according to another embodiment of the present invention.

10 is a detailed block diagram of an image accompaniment signal generator for displaying a congratulatory message according to another embodiment of the present invention.

11 is a detailed block diagram of an image accompaniment signal generator for an alarm according to another embodiment of the present invention.

12 is a block diagram of a screen moving apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention.

13A to 13D show an example of monitor display in a screen state using the screen shifter shown in FIG.

14 is a schematic block diagram of an apparatus for emphasizing a specific musical instrument sound in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 15A is a schematic perspective view of a television with a ROM pack shown in FIG. 14. FIG.

(B)-(f) of FIG. 15 are exemplary views of various ROM packs.

Fig. 16 is a schematic block diagram of a video semi-period embedded television having a ROM pack built-in function according to another embodiment of the present invention.

17 is a schematic block diagram of a ROM pack circuit.

18 is a schematic block diagram of a video semi-permeable built-in television having a lighting control function according to another embodiment of the present invention.

19 is a flowchart for automatically selecting a curved tack by voice recognition shown in FIG.

FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing a method of displaying a television integrated video half-cycle reserved music shown in FIG.

FIG. 21 is a flowchart for selecting a state of each song genre in the television integrated video display cycle shown in FIG.

FIG. 22 is a flowchart for easily learning a song by selectively displaying a singer's original sound on a monitor according to the embodiment shown in FIG.

FIG. 23 is a flowchart in which a song piece and its first measure are displayed on a monitor to facilitate singing according to the embodiment shown in FIG.

FIG. 24 is a flow chart for quickly learning a song by randomly deleting lyrics displayed on a monitor according to the embodiment shown in FIG.

FIG. 25 is a flow chart illustrating a method of displaying a score of 2 on a monitor according to the embodiment shown in FIG.

(A) and (b) of FIG. 26 are diagrams showing a score display state according to the embodiment shown in FIG.

27 to 29 are respective flowcharts showing a method for performing a set point challenge function for a television having a built-in image half-period according to the present invention.

30 is a flowchart illustrating an embodiment of a method of performing a reserved song mixing function according to the present invention.

FIG. 31 is a flowchart of a method for cumulative calculating the usage time of the video semi-permeable built-in television shown in FIG.

32 is a flowchart of a usage time detection method for an image accompaniment mode of a video accompaniment-embedded television shown in FIG.

33A and 33B are screen display examples of usage time and use number detection method for the image accompaniment mode of the video accompaniment-embedded television shown in FIG.

34 is a flowchart showing a method of performing a song remaining time and a mid-score display function of a video semi-permeable television.

35 is a flowchart for the favorite song management method shown in FIG.

FIG. 36 is a flow chart for the method of managing the flexible ten shown in FIG.

37 is a flowchart for displaying a congratulatory message shown in FIG.

38 is a flowchart for an alarm method using the image accompaniment signal generator shown in FIG.

39 is a flowchart for explaining a screen moving method of the screen moving apparatus shown in FIG.

40 is a flowchart of the character position moving method shown in FIG. 12;

41 is a flowchart of the OSD character position shifting method in FIG. 40;

FIG. 42 is a flow chart showing a method for adjusting the volume of the specific musical instrument sound shown in FIG.

43 is a display example of the monitor for adjusting the volume of the instrument sound.

44 and 45 are flowcharts illustrating a method of performing an arrangement selection function according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 46 is a flowchart for lighting control of an image semi-permeable television having an illumination control function shown in FIG.

Fig. 47 is a flowchart showing a method for switching modes of television and video accompaniment periods.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

16: TV signal selector 24: Video accompaniment signal generator

28: microcomputer 42: command input unit

50: External microphone signal processing 60: Runtime memory

242: graphic / text signal generator 244: accompaniment signal generator

246: Image accompaniment controller 242a: Graphics memory

242b: Character memory 242e: Favorite song memory

242f: Koyo best ten memory 242g: Celebration message memory

242h: alarm memory 242k: background storage memory

242n: Target storage memory 244a: Accompaniment memory

244b: Sound source IC 401, 403, 405, 407, 409: Rom pack

420: connector 430: selector switch

440: ROM pack selector 500: Bending speed detector

502: comparison unit 503: lighting lamp motor

504: lighting motor drive unit

The present invention relates to a TV with a built-in video accommodating device, and more particularly, a song song title and lyrics can be displayed on a monitor so that a user can easily learn a song. It provides a variety of functions such as echo, score, fanfare, time signature, and pitch adjustment, as well as a video half-cycle built-in TV and its mode control method so that users can enjoy the latest songs additionally when a separate pack is inserted. .

In general, a television may receive a video signal and an audio signal at the same time by receiving a radio signal transmitted from a broadcasting station, and an external signal input terminal is provided to input a video and audio signal from an external device. Video and audio signals from recorders, camcorders, video accompaniment devices, etc. can be monitored by CRT and speakers. Therefore, the user can select and watch the video and audio signals input through the television signal or the external signal input terminal using the operation button or the remote controller installed in the television.

On the other hand, the video accompaniment device that is rapidly developed and marketed is a device that displays lyrics along with song accompaniment by connecting to a TV monitor. LD video accompaniment system using a laser disc player and CDG image accompaniment using a cassette disc graphic player. It is divided into computer accompaniment system using system and memory.

By the way, LD video accompaniment system using laser disc player has the best video and sound quality than any sound source, but since only 30 songs are contained in one laser disc, it can be used to service juke box and juke box. The same disk changer is required.

In addition, the CDG image accompaniment system can provide the same sound quality as a laser disc, but provides only a limited number of still picture information recorded in a sub-code channel of a compact disc. In addition to the deterioration of the connection between music and music, since the number of songs contained on the compact disc is limited to about 15 songs, there is a disadvantage in that a disc changer is required as in a system using a laser disc player.

On the other hand, the computer accompaniment system cannot provide the same sound quality as the accompaniment system using a laser disc player and a compact disc graphic player, but it can provide a large amount of accompaniment information and lyrics information about 1,000 to 1,500 songs. There is an advantage that the selection can be made faster, which will be described schematically with reference to FIG.

FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of a computer accompaniment apparatus using a memory, which provides a stereo accompaniment signal and lyrics information and is used in connection with a general monitor and an audio amplifier.

Referring to FIG. 1, when a specific song is selected by the command input unit 1 and an accompaniment start command is input, the control unit 2 controls the accompaniment signal generator 3 to generate an accompaniment signal of the specified song. To do that. At the same time, the controller 2 controls the text signal generator 4 to generate lyrics information of a specified song.

The voice signal input through the voice input unit 5 is synthesized with the accompaniment signal by the synthesizer 6 and then provided to the audio amplifier through the audio output terminal, and the output of the text signal generator 4 is provided to the monitor so that the user You can sing along with the accompaniment.

However, the computer accompaniment device requires a separate monitor and an amplifier in order to effectively monitor the accompaniment signal and the lyrics signal. In other words, the user had to purchase or handle two devices separately.

In addition, since the computer image accompaniment device is equipped with a command input unit on its own, the user has to operate the television receiver separately in addition to the operation of the image accompaniment device, thereby causing inconvenience.

In order to solve the above problems, Korean Patent Application No. 93-3422 by the present applicant discloses a system in which an image accommodating device and a television are integrated to increase convenience in use. It will be described schematically with reference.

FIG. 2 is a schematic block diagram of a TV with a built-in video half-period, which is classified into a video-related system and a voice-related system. Also, in the operation of performing the functions of the TV and the video accommodating apparatus, channel selection, video selection, and volume are performed. The controller performs all of the adjustment terminals and other adjustment terminals, and performs the curve tack, pitch and speed adjustment, and reservation setting in the operation of performing the function of the image accompaniment device.

In particular, in the video accompaniment mode, the audio signal is provided only by the video accompaniment device, but the video signal is one of a broadcast signal of a selected channel formed by a television, an externally provided signal, and a graphic signal generated from the video accompaniment signal generator. By providing it, it is possible to provide a lively image corresponding to the contents of the song.

First, in operation of the video signal system, a broadcast signal (RF signal) input to the tuner 12 through the antenna 10 is converted into an intermediate frequency signal (IF signal) and input to the demodulator 14. The IF signal input to the demodulator 14 is formed of a composite video signal (CVS) and an audio signal (L / R) and input to the television signal selector 16. The television signal selector 16 also receives signals from the outside. That is, signals V1 and V2 at the first and second video signal sources (not shown) and signals S-V at the super VHS signal source (not shown) are input.

The video signal CVS, V1 or V2 selected by the television signal selection section 16 is input to the luminance / color signal separation section 18. The luminance signal Y + S including the synchronization signal separated by the luminance / color signal separator 18 is input to one side input of the first selector 20 and the color signal C is input to the color demodulator 22. On the other hand, as the other input of the first selector 20, the pseudo sync signal PS generated by the image accompaniment signal generator 24 is input. The signal Y + S or PS selected by the first selector 20 is input to the color demodulator 22.

On the other hand, when the super VHS signal S-V is selected by the television signal selector 16, it is directly input to the color demodulator 22 and the first selector 20 without going through the luminance / color signal separator 18.

The first selector 20 is controlled by the graphics mode signal G generated by the image division signal generator 24, and when the graphics mode signal G is HIGH, the image accompaniment signal generator 24, the pseudo synchronous signal PS is selected and output, and in the case of LOW, the video signal from the television signal selector 16 is selected and output.

The color signal C and the luminance signal Y + S inputted to the color demodulator 22 are demodulated into color difference signals R-Y, B-Y, G-Y, and -Y, and are input to the image signal synthesizing unit 26. The synchronization signal H / V extracted from the luminance signal Y + S including the composite synchronization signal is provided to the image accompaniment signal generator 24 and the controller 28.

The OSD (On Screen Display) signal applied to the color demodulator 2 by the controller 28 is combined with the demodulated color difference signal and output.

As another input of the image synthesizing section 26, graphic signals and text signals from the image accommodating signal generating section 24 are input in the form of R, G, B, BLK, and synthesized with the color difference signals provided from the color demodulation section 22. And output to the CRT driver 30. Here, the OSD of the control unit 28 is applied to the image signal synthesizing unit 26 by applying the blanking signal BLK-OSD of the control unit 28 and the blanking signal BLK of the image accompaniment signal generator 24. The priority is set in the order of the signal, the graphic signal from the video accompaniment signal generator 24, the text signal, and the signal from the television signal selector 16.

Next, in the operation of the audio signal system, the audio signal V1, V2 or S-V selected by the television signal selection unit 16 is input to the second selection unit 32. When the television mode is selected by the controller 28, the audio signal from the television signal selector 16 is selected by the second selector 32. When the image accompaniment mode is selected, the video accompaniment signal generator 24 The accompaniment signal is selected and output to the audio output device. That is, the signal output from the second selector 32 is input to the reverberation sound processor 34 and is then output to the amplifier 36 after the reverberation sound processing and the equalizing process are performed. The signal amplified by the amplifier 36 is provided as a voice output by the speakers L, R, and WOOFER.

The voice signal VOICE introduced through the microphone is provided by the voice synthesizer 38 as an accompaniment signal of the image accompaniment signal generator 32.

As shown in FIG. 2, the image accompaniment signal generator 24 includes a graphic / text signal generator 242 for generating graphic signals and text signals, an accompaniment signal generator 244 for generating accompaniment sounds, and graphics / characters. Controls the operation of the signal generator 242 and the accompaniment signal generator 244, and inputs the graphic / text information and sound source information that can be provided from the image accompaniment controller 246 for generating a pseudo-synchronous signal and graphics / text An external interface (not shown) provided to the signal generator 242 and the accompaniment signal generator 244 is provided.

The graphic / character signal generator 242 includes a graphic memory for storing graphic information, a character memory for storing character information, a graphic / character processor for combining graphic information read from the graphic memory and character information read from the character memory, and the graphic. And a D / A converter for digitally / analog converting the output of the character processor.

The accompaniment signal generator 244 digitally / analog converts the output signals of the sound source information processor and the sound source information processor which input sound source information read from the sound source memory, the sound source memory that stores the sound source information, and convert the converted sound into accompaniment signals. It has a D / A converter for outputting. Here, the sound source information stored in the sound source memory is MIDI information.

On the other hand, the image accompaniment controller 246 performs a built-in program to control the graphic / text signal generator 242 and the accompaniment signal generator 244, a remote control command from a remote control device (not shown) And a synchronization signal generator for generating a pseudo-synchronous signal equivalent to the synchronization signal of the television signal and the interface transmitted to the microprocessor.

On the other hand, the preamplifier 40 interfaces a control command from the remote control to the microcomputer 28, and the command input section 42 selects at least a television / image accompaniment mode selection key, for inputting a command signal to the microcomputer 28; It is equipped with accompaniment video signal selection key, curve tap number pad, start / cancel key, reservation key, pitch adjustment key and speed adjustment key.

Meanwhile, in FIG. 2, the audio signal input through the microphone MIC is processed by the external microphone signal processor 50 to be synthesized with the accompaniment signal by the voice synthesizer 38, and at the same time, the image accompaniment signal synthesizer 24 and the microphone are synthesized. The computer 28 converts the OSD signal to an image signal synthesizing section 26 and synthesizes the video signal.

A detailed block diagram of this is shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 3, the audio signal input through the microphone MIC has to be amplified because its signal level is weak. Therefore, the preamplifier 501 amplifies to a level usable by the component of the rear stage, and the amplified signal is input to the level amplifier 502 to correct the level. The correction made at this time is to adjust the frequency characteristic and gain gain of the signal and to adjust the output. After the correction operation is performed, the voice signal is input to the voice synthesizer 38 and to the display data processor 241.

In this case, the A / D converter 243 in the display data processing unit 241 is inherent in the image accompaniment signal synthesizing unit 24, and the microprocessor 245 and the OSD unit 247 are inherent in the microcomputer 28. will be.

However, in the video accompaniment apparatus such as FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, his function is very limited, and even if two people sing a song, only one score is displayed so that it is not known at all who sings well.

The present invention is an advance of the above description, and an object of the present invention is to provide a video semi-permeable built-in television that allows users to sing with more information by adopting various video accompaniment functions.

In addition, another object of the present invention is to provide a mode control method of a built-in video repeating period for controlling the video accommodating device efficiently to perform a variety of video accompaniment functions.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a video semi-permeable built-in television, which receives a television broadcast signal and outputs a video signal and an audio signal, and reads the background and lyrics information stored in the memory. A video accompaniment-embedded television having a video accompaniment signal generator for outputting and a video and audio signal outputting unit for selectively outputting the processed television signal and the video accompaniment signal, wherein the song song number, song title and song genre contents can be recognized. One song selection means, the song title of the selected song, the first measure can be displayed on the monitor, and the song display means to delete the lyrics randomly, the challenge score management means to set the score of the song to random and continue the achievement; The use time of the image accompaniment signal generator, the remaining time of the song Usage time counting means for counting; congratulation message display means for automatically accommodating a predetermined song at a specific time; screen moving means for changing the position of the lyrics or background screen displayed on the monitor; The reason is that a mode switching means for automatically switching the current mode to the television mode when the microphone signal is not input for a predetermined time is provided.

According to the present invention, it is preferable that the music selection means further includes means for managing so that the user can repeatedly perform only the songs that the user loves. In addition, the song selection means may further include means for automatically counting only the songs of the predetermined songs most sung among the songs sung so far.

In addition, the built-in TV according to the present invention may include a lighting control device for automatically controlling indoor lighting according to a change in the rhythm or tone of the music, and the lighting control device detects a bending speed. And a comparator for comparing the signal corresponding to the detected curvature speed with a predetermined reference signal, and an illumination motor driver for varying the rotational speed of the indoor lighting by the output of the comparator.

In addition, according to the present invention, there is provided a video-capacitance-embedded television including a ROM-pack cartridge capable of simultaneously inserting a plurality of ROM-packs consisting of a non-volatile memory that records image accompaniment, game programs, moving pictures, life information, and the like into a module or multi. A selector switch for selecting one of the ROM packs of the plurality of ROM packs inserted into the ROM pack cartridge by a connector, which is freely accessible and serves as an interface between the Rob Pack data inserted in the ROM pack cartridge and the microcomputer of the image semi-permeable TV. And a ROM pack selector connected to the selection switch and the connector to select one of the ROM packs inserted into the ROM pack cartridge according to the selection signal of the selection switch, so that the ROM pack selection unit can be accessed by a microcomputer of a built-in half-cycle TV. Built There.

In addition, the feature of the mode control method of the built-in video half-cycle TV according to the present invention, the video half-cycle built-in type to receive the TV broadcast signal and output the video signal and audio signal, and to read and output the background image and lyrics information stored in the memory In the TV mode control method, a song selection process for selecting a song to recognize song song numbers, song titles, and song genres, the song title of the selected song, and the first measure can be displayed on the monitor, and lyrics can be deleted at random. Process of displaying the song, the score of the song is randomly set and the score is randomly set to score the achievement of the achievement score management process, the use time counting process of counting the use time of the video half cycle and the remaining time of the song, specific Auto accompaniment process that automatically accompanies a certain song at a time, lyrics and wallpaper displayed on the monitor Moving the lyrics and background to any place, and the mode switching process for automatically switching the current mode to the TV mode when the external microphone signal is not input for a predetermined time in the image accompaniment mode. .

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of an image semi-period television according to the present invention and a mode control method thereof will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

4 is a schematic block diagram of a karaoke television for automatic selection of song names by voice recognition according to the present invention.

The above-described configuration is the same as the schematic block diagram of the TV having a built-in image repeating cycle shown in FIG.

Referring to FIG. 4, a preamplifier 40 for providing an input signal of a function selection key is connected to an input port IR1 of the microprocessor 28, and a key is connected to an input terminal of the preamplifier 40. The matrix 44 panel is connected.

The other input port IR2 of the microprocessor 28 is connected with a voice recognition IC 43 for recognizing a voice signal by an external microphone and outputting a data voice recognition command.

In this configuration, when the user inputs a song song name through an external microphone, the voice recognition IC 43 provides the data recognition voice recognition command to the microcomputer 28 to output the lyrics text signal stored in the storage memory. In addition, it is also possible to select a song number directly to the key matrix 44 connected to the input terminal of the preamplifier 40 to output a song character signal.

FIG. 5 is a detailed view of the image accompaniment signal generator 24 shown in FIG. 4. The microprocessor 246a of the image accompaniment controller 246 performs an embedded program to perform the image accompaniment signal generator 24. Control the overall operation of.

The graphic / text signal generator 242, the accompaniment signal generator 244 and the image accompaniment controller 246 are interconnected by a bus having data, address and control signal lines. The microprocessor 246a of the image accompaniment controller 246 controls such that graphic signals, text signals, and accompaniment signals corresponding to the designated tunes are generated through the bus. The synchronization signal generator 246b generates a pseudo synchronization signal.

The interface 246c receives the remote control command from the remote controller and sends it to the microprocessor 246a.

The remote control command transmitted from the remote controller is simultaneously applied to the microcomputer 28 of FIG. 4 and the image accompaniment control unit 246 of FIG.

In other words, if the remote control command is a television control command, the microcomputer 28 operates. If the video accompaniment control command is performed, the video accompaniment signal generator 24 operates.

The pseudo-synchronous signal PS is used to maintain synchronization with the graphic / text signal generator 242 and the image accompaniment signal when the graphic signal from the image accompaniment signal generator 24 is applied to the first selector 20. will be. By the way, when the normal television signal is outputted, the synchronization of the graphic / text signal generator 242 is maintained by the synchronization signal H / V generated by the color demodulation unit 22.

In the operation of the accompaniment signal generator 242, the sound source information memory 244a records data such as the pitch of each song, the length and length of the sound, and the tone (type of instrument). The sound source information read from the sound source information memory 244a is input to the sound source information processor 244b, and then formed as serial data of the stereo L channel and the stereo R channel and transmitted to the digital / analog converter 244c.

The analog stereo L channel and stereo R channel signals output from the digital / analog converter 244c may be combined with an external voice signal such as a microphone by the voice synthesizer 38 and transmitted to the second selector 32.

On the other hand, in the graphic memory 242a of the graphic / character signal generator 244, the graphic information and the character information read out from the graphic memory 242a and the character memory 242b are combined in the graphic / character information processor 242c, Input to digital / analog converter 242d. The digital / analog converter 242d outputs graphic / text signals in the form of R, G, and B.

Referring to FIG. 5, the accompaniment signal generator 244 includes a compact disc unit 244d capable of generating a mantissa, and a digital / analog converter 244e for converting and outputting a digital signal reproduced from the compact disc into an analog signal. ) Is provided.

The compact disc portion 244d includes a plurality of discs in which the original sound of the singer is recorded so that the user can sing along with the singer's song.

FIG. 6 is a block diagram for displaying each score on a monitor when two people sing the same song at the same time. Similar to FIG. 3, two microphones MIC1, MIC2 and a preamplifier are shown. 521, 541, and level amplifiers 522, 542. Accordingly, the audio signals input by the microphones MIC1 and MIC2 are respectively mixed in the mixer 38 via a preamplifier and a level amplifier, and then output as a voice signal, and at the same time, are analog / digital converters 251 and 252. Is converted into a digital signal and then provided to the microprocessor 253. In this case, the microprocessor 253 displays each score on the on-screen display unit 254, as will be described later. The generated OSD score may be displayed on the monitor through the image signal synthesizing unit 26.

FIG. 7 is a block diagram illustrating the operation of the image semi-period cycle, and the same reference numerals as those of FIG. 2 in FIG. 7 denote the same parts, and thus description thereof will be omitted. As can be seen from FIG. 7, the time memory 60 is connected to the microcomputer 28, and the memory 60 stores time data indicating how much the video accommodating device is used. Detailed description thereof will be described later.

8 to 11 are detailed views of favorite songs by the user, so-called Gayo Best Ten (BEST 10) most frequently called by the video accompaniment device, and video signal generators for various congratulatory messages and alarms. As can be seen from these figures, the graphic / character generator 242 of FIG. 8 is provided with a favorite song memory 242e for storing text signals for favorite songs. The memory 242e stores the number of the song that the user likes, and can be read out at any time under the control of the microcomputer 28 and displayed on the monitor CRT.

As can be seen in FIG. 9, the graphics / text signal generator 242 is equipped with a flexible best memory 242f for storing text signals for the flexible best ten, which is currently present in the memory 242f. The song title, number of times, and the like of the ten most-songs from the songs sung until now can be stored.

Similarly, as can be seen in FIG. 10, the graphics / character generator 242 is equipped with a congratulatory message memory 242g for storing characters and graphic signals for congratulatory messages, which include birthdays, sixties, Or a variety of text and graphics, such as promotions, congratulations, etc.

In addition, FIG. 11 is provided with an alarm memory 242h, which is to facilitate wake-up by automatically playing a predetermined song in the morning weather time. Therefore, the audio signal memory 244f and the digital / analog converter 244g may be further included in the accompaniment signal generator 244.

The text or graphic signal embedded in the graphic / character generator 242h may be a text or graphic signal for gymnastics, may be a text or graphic signal indicating an appointment time, or may be a text or graphic signal indicating an appointment time.

FIG. 12 is a block diagram for implementing a device for moving a screen in the present invention. In FIG. 12, the same reference numerals as those of FIG. 5 denote the same components, and thus detailed description thereof will be omitted. In FIG. 12, the scenario memory 250 is a memory storing data for further explaining the displayed picture when displaying a dynamic image on the monitor. The scenario memory 250 is a scenario memory when the target and the background are synthesized by the combining unit 251. At 250, an audio signal is output so as to be output through the digital / analog converter 244c.

FIG. 13 shows a picture of an embodiment according to the present invention, in which a monitor CRT shows a combination of a background graphic 300 and a target 302. FIGS. 13A and 13B show a target. (E.g., airplane) 302 is fixed and only the background image is shown. 13 (b) and 13 (d) show a state in which the target 302 is fixed and the background screen is moved. Therefore, the user may move only the target (background), and fix the background (target) to display on the monitor, which will be described later in detail with reference to FIG. 3a.

FIG. 14 is a block diagram of an apparatus for arbitrarily adjusting the volume of a specific musical instrument according to the present invention. The microprocessor 246a performs a built-in program to adjust the volume of the musical instrument. In Fig. 14, data of the timbres (types of musical instruments) for each song are recorded in the ROM 244a according to the MIDI standard.

The instrument data read from the ROM 244a is input to the sound source information processor 244b, and data such as voice and long / long sound, which are read from the ROM 400, are also input to the sound source information processor 244b and then formed as serial data in stereo. And to digital / analog converter 244c.

The digital-to-analog converter 244c converts the serial data signal into an analog signal and outputs the analog data. The specific instrument data read out from the ROM 244a is controlled by the sound source information processor 244b under the control of the microprocessor 246a. After being adjusted and output, certain musical instrument sounds can be emphasized.

FIG. 15 and FIG. 16 are state diagrams of a multi-rom pack device which can be connected to the video- semi-cycle-integrated television according to the present invention, wherein the video-packet-embedded television board 24 and the ROM-pack cartridge 44 into which a plurality of ROM-packs 401, 403, 405, 407 and 409 are inserted are connected. An example is shown.

Here, the ROM packs 401, 403, 405, 407, and 409 contain different types of ROMs 402, 404, 406, 408, and 410.

17 is a schematic block diagram of a multi-rom pack device in a video half-period television according to the present invention. In Fig. 17, the same parts as those in Fig. 4 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Referring to FIG. 17, a ROM pack cartridge 44 into which a plurality of ROM packs made of a nonvolatile memory that records image accompaniment, game programs, moving pictures, life information, etc. can be inserted, and the ROM pack cartridge 44 is freely connected. One of the ROM packs of the plurality of ROM packs inserted into the ROM pack cartridge 44 by an external operation, and a connector 420 serving as an interface for the microcomputer 28 to read the contents of the ROM pack inserted into the ROM pack cartridge 44. Selects one of the ROM packs connected to the selection switch 430 and the selection switch 430 and the connector 420 and inserted into the ROM pack cartridge 44 by a selection signal of the selection switch 430; The ROM pack selector 440, which is accessible to the microcomputer 28, is further provided in FIG.

In the present invention configured as described above, one or more external ROM packs in which the image accompaniment or the like is stored are inserted into the ROM pack cartridge 44 in a modular or multi way.

In this case, the connector 420 freely attaches and detaches the ROMPAC cartridge 44 with the video accompaniment-embedded television board, and serves as an interface to input the selected external ROMPAQ data to the microcomputer 28.

On the other hand, the selection switch 430 is operable from the outside, and selects one of the plurality of ROM packs. Accordingly, the selector 440 selects one of the plurality of ROM packs inserted into the ROM pack cartridge 44 according to the selection signal of the selection switch 430 to access the microcomputer 28.

The microcomputer 28 processes the information (eg, image accompaniment information) of the selected ROM pack under the control of the ROM pack selector 440 and outputs the processed information to the image accompaniment signal generator 24.

Subsequent operations are the same as those of FIG. 4 described above, and thus will be omitted.

In this case, the ROMPAC may be replaced with an IC memory card.

FIG. 18 is a block diagram of a TV having a built-in image semi-period having an illumination control device according to the present invention. In FIG. 18, the same reference numerals as those of FIG. 4 denote the same parts, and thus, detailed description thereof will be omitted. Only essential matters of the invention will be described.

Referring to FIG. 18, the microcomputer 28 generates control signals KA ₁ and KA ₂ for controlling the first selection unit 32 and the image accompaniment controller 246 as the image accompaniment mode, respectively. , And generates control signals KA ₃ and KA ₄ for controlling the song speed detector 500 and the comparator 502 to detect whether the content of the song is a sad song or a cheerful song.

Here, the music velocity detector 50 may detect whether the accompaniment sound reproduced on the disk (not shown) is sad or pleasant as the speed of the song, but may also sense the rhythm or tone.

On the other hand, the comparator 52 is operated under the control of the microcomputer 28 and the image accompaniment controller 246 to compare the curvature signal detected by the curvature velocity detector 5 with a preset curvature signal. The comparator 52 provides the lamp motor driver 54 with a signal for controlling the rotational speed of the lamp driving motor 53 to be slow when the bend velocity detection signal is smaller than the set bend velocity signal. When the detection signal is larger than the set bending speed signal, a signal for controlling the rotation speed of the lamp driving motor 53 is generated quickly.

In other words, when the sad song is accompaniment, the rotation speed of the lamp motor 53 is slow, and when the light song is accompaniment, the rotation speed of the lamp motor 53 is fast, and the user receives the light suitable for the atmosphere of the song. Depending on the contents of the rotation speed can be different from each other, this will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

Hereinafter, a mode control method of a video semi-permeable built-in television according to the present invention will be described in detail.

19 is a flowchart for automatically selecting a song name by voice recognition according to the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 19, first, a broadcast mode set by receiving a video and audio signal received from a tuner unit of a built-in video half-period is performed, and then performs a karaoke mode according to mode switching according to a user's option. Whether or not to determine is determined by the microprocessor (S1). At this time, if not the karaoke mode to perform a normal television mode (S2).

Subsequently, after the karaoke mode is set, it is determined whether there is a voice recognition command in the voice recognition integrated circuit through an external microphone (S3).

At this time, if the voice recognition command does not exist, a general key matrix command is performed (S4).

If there is a voice recognition command in the next voice recognition integrated circuit, the input voice is converted into data and provided to the microprocessor (S5).

Then, the voice data provided to the microprocessor is supplied as a control signal to the storage memory (S6).

In the same manner as the execution of the key matrix command, the user selects a background screen and a song text signal selected by the user according to a control signal applied to the storage memory (S7).

Therefore, the user selects a voice or performs a song according to the song name selected by the key matrix in the song practice mode (S8).

According to the flow chart as described above, the user can practice the song by inputting the song name or song number as voice data without viewing the song list, and when the song practice is completed, the user can switch to the normal TV mode to watch various broadcast output screens. Therefore, there is an advantage that it is usefully applied to the video half-cycle embedded television.

20 is a flowchart showing a method of performing a reserved music display function of a video semi-permeable built-in television according to the present invention.

First, referring to FIG. 20, the microcomputer 28 determines whether the image accompaniment mode is selected (S11). If the video accompaniment mode is not selected, the television mode is performed (S12).

If the video accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the reserved song display function is set (S13). If the reserved song display function is not set, the general accompaniment function is performed (S14).

If the reserved song display function is set, the initial screen is displayed on the screen (S15). At this time, the initial screen is displayed to be randomly set by the user's taste.

When the reserved song number is input (S16), the microcomputer 28 advances the program from step S16 to step S17. At this time, the input of the reserved song number determines whether the keyboard reserved song input is completed (S17), and if the reserved song input is not completed, it returns to the reserved song number input step (S16).

At this time, the number of digits of the reserved song number is arbitrarily set, the number of digits of the reserved song number input by the user is arbitrarily set, compared with the number of digits of the reserved song number input by the user, and when the same number of digits is set, the reserved song input is completed. Set to determine that

When the reserved song input is completed, the song title is displayed together with the reserved song number (S18). That is, when the user inputs the reserved song number, the microcomputer selects a song corresponding to the input number from among the plurality of stored songs and displays the title of the selected song. In this case, if the user wants to display the first measure of the corresponding song along with the song number and the song title, the user selects a song corresponding to the number input from the microcomputer and inputs the first measure with the song title.

The user determines whether the reserved song displayed on the screen is correctly input, and then inputs a setting key. The microcomputer 28 determines whether the setting key is input (S19), and if the setting key is not input, determines whether the cancel key is input (S20). If the cancel key is not inputted, all the processes are finished. If the cancel key is inputted, the process returns to the reserved song number input step S16 to re-enter the reserved song number. Select the song corresponding to the selected number.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the setting key is input in the setting key input determination step (S19), the microcomputer 28 determines whether to continue to input the reserved song number after storing the reserved song (S21). If the reserved song number is no longer inputted, all the processes are completed, and if the reserved song number is to be continuously inputted, the next song is reserved by returning to the reserved song number input step (S16).

For example, to describe in more detail as follows.

Determines whether image accompaniment mode is selected. If the image accompaniment mode is not selected, the television mode is performed.

If the video accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the reserved song display function is set. If the reserved song display function is not set, normal video accompaniment is performed.

When the reserved song display function is selected, the initial screen is displayed on the screen. At this time, if the number of geography of the reserved music number is four digits and the total number of reserved music is five, the state of the initial screen displayed is as shown in [Table 1].

When the cursor is located at the first digit, when the user inputs the reserved song number using the number pad mounted on the keyboard and the remote controller, the cursor moves in the order of input. That is, if the user decides to input the first reserved song number as '1234', and assumes that the song corresponding to the number is 'emoji', the reservation process proceeds as shown in [Table 2] to [Table 5] below. do.

When the reservation input of the four-digit song number is completed, the microcomputer determines that the input is completed and selects a song corresponding to the input number from among the plurality of stored songs. Here, since the number of digits of the input song number is set to four digits, when four digits are input, the microcomputer determines that the input is completed. At this time, the state displayed on the screen is shown in [Table 6].

At this time, the cursor _ next to the displayed music piece means that the music piece is not yet reserved.

Displayed Song Date If the user matches a song to be reserved, the user inputs a setting key to set the displayed reserved song. At this time, the state displayed on the screen is shown in [Table 7].

Here, the cursor is removed when the preset song is set.

If the user does not set the displayed song, the microcomputer determines whether the cancel key is input, and if the cancel key is not input, removes the displayed reserved song number and song title and ends all processes. In addition, if a cancel key is input, the displayed reserved song number and song title are removed, and then the process returns to the reserved song number input step, and the state displayed on the screen is shown in [Table 1].

If it is determined whether to proceed with the reserved song designation and to continue the reserved song progression, the cursor is positioned at the first digit of the next reserved song number designation number. At this time, the state displayed on the screen is shown in [Table 8].

The user reserves a second song. This process is the same as the process of reserving the first song above, so description is omitted.

After repeating the above process, when the reservation of five songs is completed, the screen is displayed as shown in [Table 9] to indicate that the reservation is completed.

On the other hand, if the user wants to display the first measure with the title of the reserved song, after performing the initial screen display step (S15), it is determined whether to display the song and the first measure at the same time to add the song and the first measure Select to display at the same time, or to display only the music piece, and then perform the reserved song number input step (S16).

As described above, according to the method of performing the reserved song display function of the video accompaniment-embedded TV according to the present invention, the user reserves the number of songs reserved by the user at the same time as the video accompaniment function of the video accompaniment-embedded TV. It is effective to know the title of the.

FIG. 21 is a flowchart for selecting songs by genre according to the present invention. When the current mode is not the image accompaniment mode, the program proceeds from step S31 to step S32 to perform the television mode.

If the image accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the automatic search function is set (S33). If the auto search function is not set, the general flexible accompaniment function is performed (S34).

If the auto search function is set, the initial screen is displayed on the screen (S35). In this case, the initial screen is displayed with a list by various genres that the user intends to classify with a background screen arbitrarily set by the user's taste.

The selection number for each genre is input (S36). At this time, the input of the selection number for each genre uses a numeric keypad mounted on a keyboard or a remote controller.

When the input of the selection number by genre is completed, the songs of the corresponding genre among the songs stored in the memory are automatically searched and the selected song number and title of the genre are displayed on the screen (S37).

The user inputs a desired song number in the title of the displayed song (S38). It is determined whether the input of the song number is completed (S39). If the input of the reserved song is not completed, the process returns to the song number input step (S38). At this time, the number of digits of the number is arbitrarily set and compared with the number of digits of the song input by the user, and if it is the same as the set digit, it is set to determine that the music input is completed.

Here, the method of selecting a song desired by the user may provide more convenience to the curved tag by directly selecting the displayed state without inputting and selecting the song number. That is, the cursor can be moved to the desired song by using the cursor position movement key in the displayed state, and when the movement is completed, the selection key can be directly selected.

When the song input is completed, the microcomputer selects the corresponding song among the songs stored in the memory and displays it on the screen (S40). The user compares whether the displayed song is a desired song, and if it is a different song, inputs a cancel key (S41), and returns to step S37 in which a list of selected genres is displayed, and performs an image accompaniment function (S42). .

If the song is not finished by determining whether the song is finished, it returns to the video accompaniment performing step (S43) to continue the image accompaniment function, and determines whether to continue the automatic search function when the song is finished (S44).

If the automatic search function is not continued, all the processes are finished, and if the automatic search function is continued, the process returns to the step S35 of displaying the initial screen and repeats the entire process after the initial screen display step S35.

For example, to describe in more detail as follows.

Determines whether image accompaniment mode is selected. If the image accompaniment mode is not selected, the television mode is performed. If the image accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the automatic search function is set. If the auto search function is not set, normal video accompaniment is performed.

If the auto search function is selected, the initial screen is displayed on the screen. In this case, the initial screen displays a title selected by the user and a list divided into several genres. At this time, the state displayed on the screen is shown in [Table 10].

The user enters a number corresponding to the genre. For example, if the user wants to search by 'singer', the user inputs '6'.

When the key input is completed, the microcomputer creates a list for each singer from a plurality of songs stored in the memory and displays it on the screen.

The screen state at this time is as Table 11 shows.

When the user inputs the corresponding number, all the songs of the singer of the corresponding number are searched from the memory and displayed. For example, when the user selects '2' and inputs a key, the displayed state is shown in [Table 12].

Here, the music number is to use the music number that is already set.

When the user finds a desired song and inputs a song number, it is determined whether the input of the song number is completed. Here, in the method of determining whether the input of the song number is completed, the number of digits is arbitrarily set so that the key input is completed if the number of digits of the input number and the set digits are the same. At this time, the key input process is shown in [Table 13]-[Table 16].

When the key input is completed, the cursor _ is automatically removed to indicate that the key input is completed, and the microcomputer finds the song of the corresponding number and displays the song title on the screen.

Meanwhile, the user may select a song by inputting a number and directly select the song using the displayed state. That is, the displayed state can be set as shown in [Table 17], the cursor can be positioned at the corresponding song as shown in [Table 18] using the cursor movement keys, and then the selection key can be selected to select the corresponding song.

Here, when the user inputs a selection key, the corresponding song is selected.

The user checks whether the displayed song is a desired song, and if it is not a desired song, the user returns to the step of displaying a list of selected genres by entering a cancel key. If the cancel key is not input, the displayed song is determined to be the same as the song desired by the user, and the image accompaniment function is performed.

If the song is not finished by judging whether the song is finished, continue with the video accompaniment function, and when the command is inputted to determine whether to continue the auto search function after the song is input, the initial screen is returned to the step where the initial screen is displayed. Repeat the entire process after that. On the other hand, if no command is entered to continue, the microcomputer automatically stops searching.

As described above, according to the method of performing the automatic search function of the built-in TV according to the present invention, in the video accompaniment function of the built-in TV, the music classified according to the genre is stored in the memory. Among the plurality of stored songs, only the songs corresponding to the selected genre are displayed on the screen, and the selected song number is inputted or an automatic search function is added to allow the user to directly select a desired song.

FIG. 22 is a control flowchart in which the user sings a song of a singer first and then sings the song when the user wants to learn a plurality of songs in the flexible music cycle shown in FIGS. 4 and 5.

First, when power is applied, the microcomputer 28 determines whether the signal currently input from the remote control or command input unit 42 is a signal for television, and when the input signal is a signal for television, operates the television block. The program advances from step S51 to step S52 so as to make it work.

By the way, when it is determined in step S51 that the currently input signal is a signal for image accompaniment mode, the microcomputer 28 advances the program from step S53 to step S54 so that the image accompaniment signal generator 24 Will be controlled. At this time, the initial screen is first set in the monitor, and if the user presses the selection key without pressing the original key (not shown), the program proceeds from step S55 to step S56 to perform a normal image accompaniment function. That is, a function of singing one song and then singing the next song may be performed.

However, if the user presses the original song key, the program proceeds from step S55 to step S57. At this time, if the user sings along the original song of the singer, but the user wants to post-prolong the measure by the singer, the program proceeds from step S57 to step S58.

In this case, the microcomputer 28 causes the microprocessor 246a of the image accommodating control unit 246 to control the compact disc unit 244d so that a measure of the original song of the mantissa is output (step S59).

After the singer sings a measure, the microprocessor 246a puts the compact disc unit 244d in the pause mode, and then operates the accompaniment signal generator 244 and the graphic / text signal generator 242 to play the song. This accompaniment is performed (step S60).

After the user has sung a measure, the microprocessor 246a enables the compact disc unit 244d to sing the song of the next measure, and this process is repeated until the song is finished.

That is, if the first song is not finished, the program proceeds from step S61 to step S62. In step S62, the count is increased by one for the next measure (second measure). The program returns to step S58 to repeat the process.

By repeating this process, the user can sing along easily.

Then, the program proceeds from step S57 to step S63 in the event that the original song of the singer is completely listened to and sings later. That is, in this case, the microprocessor 246a stops the operation of the compact disc unit after completely listening to the original song of the mantissa on the compact disc.

When the original song of the singer is completely finished, the microprocessor controls the monitor and the accompaniment signal generation unit so that the user rearranges, in which case the user rearranges in the usual manner (step S64). When the song is finished, the program ends (step S65).

As described above, in the video accompaniment-type TV according to the present invention, the original song of the singer in the image accompaniment mode can be played by one measure or the whole by the singer's voice, so that the user can sing one measure or the entire song. It can be effective.

23 is a flowchart showing a method of performing an automatic search function of a television having a built-in image repeating period according to the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 23, the microcomputer 28 determines whether the image accompaniment mode is selected (S71). If the image accompaniment mode is not selected, the television mode is performed (S72).

If the image accompaniment mode is generated, it is determined whether the automatic search function is set (S73). If the auto search function is not set, the general accompaniment function is performed (S74).

If the auto search function is set, an item per genre is displayed on the screen (S75).

The selection number for each genre is input (S76). At this time, the input of the selection number for each genre uses a numeric keyboard mounted on a keyboard or a remote controller.

When the input of the selection number by genre is completed, the songs of the corresponding genre among the songs stored in the memory are automatically searched and the title of the first song corresponding to the selected genre is displayed on the screen (S77).

It is determined whether a cancel key is input (S78). If the user wants to cancel the current genre, if the user inputs a cancel key, the display returns to the item display step S75 of each genre.

If the cancel key is not input, it is determined whether the search mode is normal (S79).

In the general search mode, the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure selected by the step S77 of displaying the first song title for the selected genre is performed (S80).

If it is determined in the step S79 whether the normal search mode is not the normal search mode, it is determined whether the fast forward search mode (S81). If it is determined that the fast forward search mode is displayed, the title and the first measure are displayed at high speed from the next song in the fast forward state and the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure is performed at high speed (S82).

If it is determined in the step S81 that the fast forward search mode is not the fast forward search mode, it is determined whether the fast forward search mode (S83). If it is determined that the fast reverse search mode is displayed, the title and the first measure are displayed at high speed from the previous song in the fast reverse state and the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure is performed at high speed (S84).

If it is determined that the fast reverse search mode is not the fast reverse search mode in step S83, all the processing ends.

On the other hand, when the normal search mode displays the title and the first measure from the first song at the same time performing the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure (S80). Alternatively, at the same time, the title and the first measure are displayed at high speed in the fast forward state and the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure is performed at step S82. Alternatively, the title and the first measure are displayed at the high speed in the fast reverse state from the previous song. At the same time, after performing the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure (S84), it is determined whether the stop key is input (S85).

If the stop key is input, it is determined that the user has found a desired song and performs an image accompaniment function on the corresponding song (S86). On the other hand, if it is determined in the stop key input determination step (S85) that the stop key is not input, it is determined whether the search function is completed (S87). If it is determined that the search function is not completed, the process returns to the stop key input determination step (S85) again, and when it is determined that the search function is completed, all the processing ends.

Here, a method of displaying the title and the first measure of the song while searching and displaying the next song immediately after the first song is displayed in the performance of accompaniment functions corresponding to the first measure (S80, S82, S84), or For example, a method of searching for the next song after a predetermined time, for example, after 3 seconds has elapsed may be used. In addition, in the general search mode and the fast forward and backward search mode, the interval between each music may be set differently. That is, in the general search mode, the interval between each tune may be set to 3 seconds, and in the fast forward and backward search mode, the interval between each tune may be set to 1 second.

For example, to describe in more detail as follows.

Determines whether image accompaniment mode is selected. If the image accompaniment mode is not selected, the television mode is performed.

If the image accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the automatic search function is set.

If the auto search function is not set, normal video accompaniment is performed.

If the auto search function is selected, items by genre are displayed on the screen. At this time, the state in which the items for each genre are displayed may be displayed together with a title arbitrarily selected by the user. That is, it is as Table 19.

The user enters a number corresponding to the genre. For example, if the user wants to search by 'singer', the user inputs '1'.

When key input is completed, the microcomputer lists a number of songs stored in memory and displays them on the screen. The screen state at this time is shown in [Table 20].

When the user inputs the corresponding number, all songs sung by the singer of the corresponding number are searched from the memory, and the title of the first song is displayed. For example, when the user selects '2' and key inputs, the displayed state is shown in [Table 21].

If the user inputs a cancel key when the genre is not desired, the display returns to the item display step by genre. If the cancel key is not entered, it is determined whether the search mode is normal. In normal search mode, the title and first measure are displayed from the song displayed in [Table 20], and the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure is performed.

When the display and accompaniment function of the first song of the first song is completed, the title and the first measure of the next song are displayed and the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure is performed.

Repeat this process continuously.

Here, the display and accompaniment function for the next song can be started immediately after the display and accompaniment function for the first song are completed, and the user can move to the next song at a predetermined time, for example, 3 seconds. You can also proceed. The selection for this can be arbitrarily determined by the user.

If it is determined that it is not the normal search mode, it is determined whether it is the fast forward search mode. When it is determined that the fast forward search mode is performed, the title and the first measure are displayed from the next song in the fast forward state and the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure is performed.

When the high-speed display and accompaniment function of the first measure of the song is completed, the title and the first measure of the next song are displayed at high speed, and the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure is performed at high speed.

This fixation is repeated continuously.

Here, the display and accompaniment function for the next song may be started immediately after the display and accompaniment function for the corresponding song are completed, or the user may move to the next song at a predetermined time, for example, 3 seconds. In addition, it is possible to proceed to the next song at a time interval of, for example, one second shorter than the time interval in the normal search mode. The selection for this can be arbitrarily determined by the user.

If it is determined that the fast forward search mode is not, it is determined whether the fast forward search mode. If it is determined that the fast reverse search mode, in the fast reverse state, the title and the first measure are displayed from the previous song and the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure is performed.

When the fast display and accompaniment function of the first measure of the song is completed, the title and the first measure of the previous song are displayed at high speed, and the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure is performed at high speed.

Repeat this process continuously.

Here, the time interval between the display and the accompaniment function for the next song after the display and accompaniment function for the corresponding song is completed is the same as in the fast forward search mode mentioned above.

When the display of the song title, the first measure, and the accompaniment function corresponding to the first measure are completed, it is determined whether the stop key is input.

Here, if the user finds a desired song during the search, the user inputs a stop key, and when the stop key is input, the user determines that the song is selected and performs an image accompaniment function for the song.

Here, if the stop key is not input, it is determined whether the search function is completed, and if the search function is not completed, it returns to the step of determining whether the stop key is input again and repeats until the stop key is input, When the search function is completed, the user decides that there is no song to select and finishes all the processing.

As described above, according to the method of performing the automatic search function of the built-in TV according to the present invention, the songs classified according to the genres are stored in the memory in the video accompaniment function of the built-in TV and the memory is stored in the memory. Displays the title and first measure of the song corresponding to the selected genre on the screen, and performs the accompaniment function for the first measure. When the display and accompaniment of one measure are completed, the title and the first measure of the next song are displayed on the screen. Simultaneously perform the accompaniment function for the first measure and display the high-speed forward and backward navigation. When the first measure of the song you want is displayed, add the auto search function to automatically select the song by pressing the stop key. By doing so, the user can easily sing a desired song.

FIG. 24 is a flowchart for performing a method having lyrics selection and deletion according to the present invention. The microprocessor 28 determines whether the image accompaniment mode is selected (S91). If the image accompaniment mode is not selected, the program proceeds to step S92 to perform the normal television mode.

If the image accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the lyrics selection and deletion function is selected (S93). If the lyrics selection and deletion function is not selected, the normal accompaniment function is performed (S94).

If the lyrics selection and deletion function is set, the initial screen is displayed on the screen (S95). At this time, the initial screen is displayed by a screen arbitrarily set by the user.

When the initial screen is displayed, the user inputs a song number (S96). At this time, the input of the song number using the numeric keypad mounted on the keyboard or the remote control.

It is determined whether the input of the song number is completed (S97). If the input of the song number is not completed, if the input of the song number is not completed, the process returns to the song number input step S96. When the input of the song number is completed, it is determined whether the start key is input (S98). Here, in the method of determining whether the input of the song number is completed, the number of digits of the song number is arbitrarily set to determine that the key input is completed if the number of digits of the input number and the set digits are the same.

If it is determined in the start key input determination step (S98) that the start key is not input, it is determined whether the cancel key is input (S99). If the cancel key is not input, the process returns to step S98 of determining whether the start key is input, and if the cancel key is input, the process returns to step S95 of displaying an initial screen and repeats the above process.

If it is determined that the start key is input, the image accompaniment function is performed (S100).

At this time, the graphic accompaniment signal generator 24 of FIG. 4 performs both the graphic / text signal and the accompaniment signal.

It is determined whether the lyrics deletion key is selected (S101). If the lyrics delete key is selected, the lyrics information output from the graphic / text signal generator 242 shown in FIG. 2 is removed, and instead, the lyrics information is replaced by a bar and outputted (S102).

It is determined whether the lyrics selection key is input (S103). If the lyrics selection key is selected, the graphic signal output from the graphic / text signal generator 242 shown in FIG. 4, i.e., the bar, is removed, and the original lyrics signal is replaced (S104).

If it is determined that the lyrics deletion key is not input in the lyrics deletion key input determination step (S101), or it is determined that the selection key has not been entered in the lyrics selection key input determination step (S103), or replaces the bar with the lyrics information and outputs it. After performing the step (S104), it is determined whether the song is finished (S105). If it is determined whether the song is finished (S105). If it is determined that the song is not finished, return to the image accompaniment function performing step (S100) and repeat the following process, and when the song ends, the corresponding score is scored and displayed (S106). Determining whether to continue the lyrics selection and deletion function (S107), if you want to continue to return to the step of displaying the initial screen (S105) to repeat the entire subsequent steps, if not continued all proceeds Ends.

For example, to describe in more detail as follows.

It is determined whether the image accompaniment mode is selected. If the image accompaniment mode is not selected, the television mode is performed. If the image accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the lyrics selection and deletion function is set. If the lyrics selection and deletion function is not set, the normal image accompaniment function is performed.

When the lyrics selection and deletion function is selected, the initial screen is displayed on the screen. In this case, a title arbitrarily selected by the user is displayed as shown in [Table 22].

The user enters a song number. The microcomputer determines whether the input of the song number is completed, and determines whether the start key is input when the input is completed. Here, in the method of determining whether the input of the song number is completed, the number of digits of the song number is arbitrarily set to determine that the key input is completed if the number of digits of the input number and the set digits are the same.

For example, when a user wants to select a song of '1234', a process of inputting a song number is as shown in [Table 23] to [Table 26].

When input of the song number is completed, the cursor (_) is automatically removed. If the start key is not input, it is determined whether the cancel key is input. If the cancel key is input, the screen returns to the stage where the initial screen is displayed. If the cancel key is not input, it returns to the step of judging the start key input.

When the start key is input, the microcomputer selects a song corresponding to the input number among a plurality of songs stored in the memory, displays the corresponding song, and performs an image accompaniment function on the corresponding song.

At this time, in performing the image accompaniment function, the graphic / character signal and the accompaniment signal output from the image accompaniment signal generator 24 shown in FIG. 4 are performed using the mode. At this time, the displayed state is as Table 27.

At this time, the lyrics information color changes as the song progresses. In other words, the song progresses to the part of the lyrics to change.

If it is determined that the delete key is input and the delete key is input, the lyrics information output from the graphic / text signal generator 242 shown in FIG. 4 is blocked, and a bar using the graphic signal is displayed instead. This state is shown in Table 28.

Here, the progress of the song can be displayed by displaying the bar using the graphic signal, or can be displayed in a state in which no signal is applied to the lyrics information, that is, a blank state as shown in [Table 29].

After the lyrics deletion key is selected, it is determined whether the lyrics selection key is selected.

Here, since the lyrics are displayed in the initial state, it is not necessary to enter the lyrics selection key at the beginning, and the lyrics selection key is selected after the lyrics deletion key is selected.

When the lyrics selection key is input, the initial lyrics information is output again on the screen. At this time, the lyrics information corresponding to the predetermined period of time when the lyrics deletion key is selected should not be displayed even if the lyrics selection key is input. The state at this time is as Table 27 above.

Judging whether the song is finished, the score is scored and displayed after the song ends. If the song is not finished, the process returns to the step of performing the image accompaniment function and repeats the following process.

If it is determined that the lyrics selection and deletion function is to be continued, the display returns to the initial screen displayed as shown in [Table 22] above.

As described above, according to the method for performing the remaining time and mid-score display function of the built-in video accommodating television according to the present invention, the lyrics selection and deletion function is added to the video accompaniment function of the built-in video accommodating television and output from the graphic / text signal generator. It is possible to block or select the text signal arbitrarily, and when the text signal is blocked, the lyrics information is replaced by the graphic signal, thereby doubling the user's interest and providing various menu widths. There is an advantage to this.

On the other hand, an embodiment of the two-person score display method of the video semi-permeable television according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

25 is a control flowchart for the operation of the embodiment, and (a) and (b) of FIG. 26 are screen display state diagrams accordingly.

First, the mode should be selected using a mode selection key not shown at the time of power-on of the television having the built-in image repeater.

That is, it is determined whether to select the karaoke mode in step S111, and if the karaoke mode is not selected, after performing the TV mode in step S112, step S111 is performed again.

If the karaoke mode is selected in step S111, it is selected in step S113 whether to perform the one-person mode using a specific key not shown, and accordingly, if the one-person mode is selected, the call in step S114 is performed. After selecting a song, enter the corresponding number by pressing a specific key and the accompaniment starts.

When the accompaniment starts, the user sings a song. At this time, when the user's voice is input through the microphone, the microprocessor calculates a score in step S115 according to the score determination criteria set by the internal software. If the song is not over, the score is continuously calculated and if the song is over in step S116, the score calculated in step S117 is displayed.

At this time, the state of the screen on which the score is displayed is shown in (a) of FIG. The content of the logo displayed on the lower part of the screen may be converted according to the image half cycle or score, and the celebration background music may be changed according to the score.

After checking whether the other song is selected in step 118, if another song is selected, step S114 is repeated, and if the other song is not selected, it is determined whether to continue the karaoke mode. If the karaoke mode is continuously performed, the karaoke mode is continued by checking whether the mode is 1 or 2, and if the karaoke mode is not continued, the operation ends (S119).

On the other hand, if the 1-person mode is not selected in step S113, it is determined whether to perform the 2-person mode in step S120, and if the 2-person mode is not performed, the mode function is performed after checking the mode. If the mode is 2, the user performs an accompaniment corresponding to the song selected by the user by performing the step S121. The user then sings to the accompaniment.

In this case, two microphones are used in the two-person mode, and score calculation for the voice signal input from each microphone is separately performed in step S122. And if the song is over after checking in the end of the song check step (S123), the score is displayed.

At this time, the state of the screen on which the score is displayed is shown in (b) of FIG. Judgment scores for the respective voice signals input to the microphone are displayed separately on the screen. And the method of displaying the score on the screen may be changed according to the design convenience of the manufacturer. In displaying the score, a message may be inserted to indicate the superiority between the two scores, and a graphic may be used instead of the message.

In addition, if the purpose of checking only the song score advantage between the two users called at the same time, urban expressions such as ○, × is possible. It is a problem on the on-screen display that can be implemented without any difficulties.

After the score is displayed in step S124, it is determined whether to continue selecting another song in step S125, and then, if the music is to be selected continuously, step S120 is performed. In step S113 or the operation ends.

As described above, according to the score display method of two of the built-in video half-period TV according to the present invention, the scores of the two micro-input audio signals are determined separately and displayed on the screen, thereby increasing the reliability of the user's score, You can maximize your experience.

27 to 29 are flowcharts illustrating a method in which a user sets a challenge score and checks whether it has been achieved. When power is applied, the microcomputer 28 determines whether the current mode is the image accompaniment mode. (S131).

By the way, when the current mode is not the video accompaniment mode but the television mode, the microcomputer 28 advances the program from step S131 to step S132 to perform the normal television mode.

If the image accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the set point challenge function is selected (S133). If the set point challenge function is not selected, the normal image accompaniment function is performed (S134).

If the setpoint challenge function is selected, the initial screen is displayed on the screen. At this time, the title of the program is displayed on the screen (S135).

When the user inputs the number of the song to be selected by using a numeric key mounted on the remote controller or the keyboard, a control signal corresponding to the numeric key is transmitted to the microcomputer (S136). The microcomputer receives and stores the input control signal and selects a song corresponding to the control signal from among the plurality of songs.

If the user wants to display the first message only when the score scored by the microcomputer is 70 or more, the challenge score is set to 70 (S137). The input challenge score is stored in the microcomputer.

It is determined whether a start key is input (S138). If no start key is entered, the process is terminated.

When the start key is input, the title of the song selected by the user is displayed (S139).

It is determined whether a cancel key is input (S140). If a cancel key is entered, the process is terminated.

If the cancel key is not input, information about the lyrics and the background screen are displayed on the screen, and the accompaniment information is output through the speaker to start the accompaniment and the song (S141).

If the song is not finished by determining whether the song is finished, it returns to step S142 of determining whether the song is finished again.

When the song is finished, the score of the song is displayed on the screen (S143).

It is determined whether the scored score is equal to or greater than the stored set challenge score (S144), and if the scored score is equal to or greater than the actual challenge score stored, the first message is displayed on the screen and the fanpan sounds through the speaker. (S145). The first message is 'Congratulations!' Alternatively, use one of a number of congratulatory messages, such as 'Success!'

If the score is less than or equal to the stored set challenge score, the second message is displayed on the screen and the chime bell sounds through the speaker (S143). In this case, the second message is' Please inspire! Or 'It's a waste!' Alternatively, use one of a number of messages to express that you have not met the set challenge score.

For example, to describe in more detail as follows.

If the user has not selected the image accompaniment mode, the user controls to perform the normal television mode.

If the user selects the image accompaniment mode, it is determined whether the set score challenge function is selected. If the user does not select the set score challenge function, the normal image accompaniment function is performed.

When the user selects the set score challenge function, information about the initial screen is displayed on the screen as shown in [Table 30] below.

At this time, the title determined by the user's taste is displayed on the initial screen.

When the initial screen is displayed, the cursor is set to '1. It is located at the first '0' of '0000' of the song number, and when the user selects a desired song number and inputs a key, the cursor moves sequentially according to the selected number.

When the song number is input, the state displayed on the screen is as follows. For example, the initial screen is displayed and '1. If the user enters 1234 when the cursor is located at the first '0' of '0000' of the song number, '[31] and [35], the same process as described below is performed.

When the key input corresponding to the song number is completed, the song corresponding to the input number is selected from the plurality of stored songs.

On the other hand, when the four-digit song number is input, the cursor automatically returns to '2. It is located at the first '0' of '000' of the challenge score, and when the user sets the desired challenge score and key inputs, the cursor moves sequentially according to the selected number. Looking at the state displayed on the screen in accordance with the process of inputting the set challenge score is as follows. For example, in the case where 70 points of challenge scores are input, the same procedure as in Table 36 to Table 39 is performed.

When the key input is completed, the set challenge score is stored.

As described above, when input of the song number and the set challenge score is completed by the user, it is determined whether a start key is input. When the user selects the start key, the title of the song corresponding to the number input by the user (it becomes '1234' in the above case) is displayed on the screen.

If the user wants to cancel the whole process above and selects the cancel key, the end of the process is skipped and the accompaniment starts.

Determine if the song is finished. If the song is not finished, the process of judging whether the song is finished is continuously performed, and when the song is finished, scoring is performed to display the corresponding score on the screen.

Scored scores are compared to the set challenge scores previously stored in the microcomputer. If the graded score is less than the initially stored set challenge score, a message is displayed on the screen indicating that the graded score has fallen below the set challenge score. At the same time, the chime is sounded through the speaker and the above steps are completed. . For example, a message uses a phrase set by the user, such as the phrase "Try more!" Or "Please!".

If the score is higher than the initially set challenge score, the congratulatory message is displayed on the screen, and at the same time, the fanfare is sounded through the speaker, and all the above steps are completed. For example, the congratulatory message uses a phrase set by the user, such as the phrase 'congratulations' or the phrase 'success!'

If the user wants to use the setpoint challenge function again, the whole process is performed again from the beginning.

On the other hand, if you want to continuously use the set point challenge function in the above process, after performing the first message display step (S145) or the second message display step (S146), as shown in Figure 27, the set point challenge It is determined whether the function is off, and if the set point challenge function is not turned off, the display returns to the step S305 of displaying the initial screen again as shown in FIG. 28, and if the set point challenge function is turned off, the set point for finishing the whole process is turned off. The conductive function off determination step S147 may be added and used.

In addition, the user may sing using only the accompaniment information while the lyrics information is removed, or the cancel function is selected as shown in FIG. 29 in order to sing a song using both the lyrics information and the accompaniment information. After the determination (S410), it is determined whether to remove the lyrics information (S148), if you choose to remove the lyrics information, the output lyrics information is blocked and the song using the background screen and accompaniment information (S148) If the user chooses to remove the information, blocks the lyrics information output and uses the background screen and accompaniment information to sing (S150) to determine if the song is finished (S412), or the cancel function selection determination step (S410). If you did not choose to remove the lyrics information in the song proceeds to the step using the lyrics information and accompaniment information (S149), and then determine whether the song is finished The process may proceed to step S142.

Meanwhile, only one of displaying a congratulatory message and a ringing fanfare may be selectively performed, or only one of displaying a message indicating that the message is insufficient and ringing a chime may be selectively performed.

As described above, according to the method for performing the set-point challenge function of the video accommodating-integrated TV according to the present invention, the set-point conducting function is added to the image accompaniment function of the video accommodating-integrated TV, and the score is set after the performance of one song is completed. Compared with the challenge score, by displaying a message according to the result and causing the fanfare or chime to ring, the user's interest is increased and the width of the menu can be varied.

30 is a flowchart showing a method of performing a reserved song mixing function of a video-equipped periodical built-in television according to the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 30, the microcomputer 28 determines whether the image accompaniment mode is selected (S151). If the video accompaniment mode is not selected, the television mode is performed (S152).

If the video accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the reserved song mixing function is set (S153). If the reserved song mixing function is not set, the general music accompaniment function is performed (S154).

If the reserved song mixing function is set, the initial screen is displayed on the screen (S155). At this time, the initial screen displays a message for inputting the number of people together with the background screen arbitrarily set by the user's taste.

Enter the number of people (S156). At this time, the input of the number of people using the numeric keypad mounted on the keyboard or the remote control. When the number of persons is input, the reserved song input screen is displayed (S157).

When the reserved song input screen is displayed, the reserved song number is input (S158).

It is determined whether the input of the reserved song number is completed (S159), and if the input of the reserved song is not completed, the process returns to the reserved song number input step (S158). At this time, the number of digits of the reserved song number is arbitrarily set, compared with the number of digits of the reserved song input by the user, and if it is the same as the set digit, it is set to determine that the reserved song input is completed.

When the reserved song input is completed, the microcomputer randomly mixes the corresponding person number and the reserved song number (S160). When the mixing is completed, the microcomputer displays one of the mixed corresponding person number and the reserved song number on the screen (S161). ).

The initial number of advances is set to 1 (S162). When the setting is completed, the image accompaniment function is performed (S163).

If it is determined that the song is finished (S164), if the song is not finished, return to the video accompaniment performance step (S163), and if the song is finished, it is determined whether the number of times and the number of people is the same value (S165). If the number of times and the number of people is the same value, the process is finished. If the number of times and the number of people is different, set the value of the number of times plus 1 as the new number of times (S166), and then display the number of the person and the reserved song number after mixing. (S167). When the corresponding person number and the reserved song number are displayed, the process returns to step S163 of performing an image accompaniment function.

For example, to describe in more detail as follows.

Determines whether image accompaniment mode is selected. If the video accompaniment mode is not selected, it is determined whether the reserved song mixing function is set. If the reserved song mixing function is not set, normal video accompaniment is performed.

When the reserved song mixing function is selected, the initial screen is displayed on the screen. At this time, the initial screen displays a message for inputting a title arbitrarily selected by the user and the total number of users. At this time, the state displayed on the screen is shown in [Table 40].

The user enters the number of people. For example, if the total number of people is 4, look at the following [Table 41] and [Table 42].

When the number of persons is input, the screen is displayed on the screen in which the reserved song number can be entered. The state at this time is as Table 43.

Here, the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 for inputting the reserved song number are the corresponding numbers of the respective users. This is set arbitrarily among users.

When the user corresponding to the first time selects the song of '1234', the state displayed on the screen is shown in [Table 44] to [Table 47].

When the input of the song number of the first user is completed, the cursor is automatically positioned to the first digit to input the song number of the next user.

By repeating the above process, if all four reserved song numbers are input, it is determined whether the input is completed. When the entry is complete, the cursor is automatically removed and the screen displays the reserved number and the person's number. The state at this time is as Table 48 shows.

When all the input is completed, the microcomputer selects a song corresponding to the input song number from among the plurality of songs stored in the memory, and then randomly mixes the song with the corresponding number.

When the mixing is complete, the microcomputer optionally displays one of the mixed numbers. For example, if the reserved number of the second user is '2345', when the song corresponding to the number is 'emoji', the state displayed on the screen is shown in [Table 49].

When the corresponding person number, the reserved song number, and the song title are displayed, the microcomputer sets the number of times to be '1'. Here, it is preferable to display a message on a specific portion of the screen so that the user knows that the number of times of progress is set. In this case, the displayed state is shown in [Table 50].

When the setting is completed, perform the video accompaniment If it is determined that the song is finished and the song is not finished, the video accompaniment function is continued again, and when finished, the microcomputer compares the number of progresses and the number of people. Here, if the number of times and the number of people are different from each other, the microcomputer sets the value of the current number of times plus one to the new number of times. When the setting is complete, randomly selected and then the corresponding person number, song number and song number are displayed. At this time, the state displayed on the screen is shown in Table 51.

If the number of steps and the number of people is the same value in the step of repeating the above process and comparing the number of times and the number of people, it is determined that all the users are covered once and finishes all the processes.

Here, when the microcomputer selects one of the randomly mixed numbers and performs the image accompaniment function, the corresponding number and the performed song are removed from the memory so that the same user does not have two chances.

On the other hand, in the above case, if there are four users, and one user wants to proceed more interesting by inputting two or more reserved songs, the number of the person mentioned above and the performed song are changed to the same song without removing from the memory. You can mix it so that more than one person can sing, or that the same person can sing multiple songs.

As described above, according to the method of performing the reserved song mixing function of the built-in video accommodating TV according to the present invention, after mixing a plurality of music numbers reserved by a plurality of users to the video accompaniment function of the built-in video accommodating TV, the mixed It is possible to double the interest of the user by selecting one of the person's number and the reserved song number to perform the image accompaniment.

Fig. 31 is a flowchart showing a method for accumulating the singing time of a video-equipped half-length built-in television.

First, the microcomputer 28 checks whether there is an input signal input through the command input unit 42 inputted from the keypad (not shown) or the preamplifier 40 which amplifies the signal from the remote controller (not shown). Check (S171). The user may be configured to determine whether the image is in the half-cycle mode or the television mode according to the number of times the user presses a mode selection key, which is a set-on key mounted on a television receiver or a remote controller, or may include a separate key.

Once it is determined that the image is in the half-cycle mode, the timer connected to the microcomputer 28 immediately starts the current time check and the accumulated time is cleared to be t = 0 (S173). Thereafter, the step of increasing the time is continued (S174) and while the user's image accompaniment mode is simultaneously performed, the microcomputer checks whether the keyboard and the confirmation keys of the remote and the remote controller are pressed (S175).

In this case, if it is determined that the key is not pressed, the image accompaniment mode is continuously performed. On the contrary, if it is determined that the key is pressed, the image demodulation unit is input through the on-screen display (OSD) circuit therein by inputting the data of the timer 44. Data is outputted to (22), and the use time is displayed on the screen as shown in FIG. 33A through the video signal synthesizing section 26 and the cathode ray tube driving section 30 (S176).

If the use time disappears from the subtitle after being displayed for a certain time, the microcomputer 28 also determines whether the stop key of the image accompaniment mode is pressed (S177).

If it is not pressed, the program proceeds to step S178 to continue the image accompaniment mode, and if it is pressed, the color demodulator 22 and the video signal synthesizer are finally used as described above through the OSD circuit. After passing through the unit 26, the image is output on the cathode ray tube driving unit together with the graphic signal of the image half cycle (S179). At this time, the screen is output along with the character information previously stored in the microcomputer. This character information can be inserted in various ways, for example, a preface for commercial effect.

Meanwhile, a method of displaying the number of used songs shown in FIG. 32 on the screen through the OSD will be described. In the same manner as the above-described usage time check, whether the signal received from the keypad or the remote controller (not shown) is in the image accompaniment mode. The microcomputer checks whether it is in the television mode (S181). If not in the image accompaniment mode, the television mode is performed (S182). In the video accompaniment mode, the song data stored in the corresponding device is cleared (S183), and it is checked whether the video accompaniment continuation key is input (S184). While the image accompaniment mode is in progress, the microcomputer 28 checks the image accompaniment start key and accumulates it in the memory (S185). After confirming whether the image accompaniment stop key is pressed (S186), if it is not pressed, the image accompaniment continues. When the mode is pressed (S187), when pressed, the number of songs used and the message are displayed on the screen as shown in (b) of FIG. 33 (S188).

As described above, according to the method of detecting the use data of the television with a built-in image repeating period according to the present invention, the user can easily recognize the time and the number of songs used so far in the image accompaniment mode by one-key operation. Since the data can be displayed, it is very convenient to manage in karaoke using a video half-cycle, which is being used, and it is convenient to use because the user can properly check the fee.

34 is a flowchart illustrating a method of determining the remaining time of the currently singing song. First, the microcomputer 28 determines whether the current image accompaniment mode is selected (S191), and the image accompaniment mode is not selected. If not, the program proceeds from step S191 to step S192.

If the image accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the remaining time and the intermediate score display function are selected (S193). If the remaining time and the intermediate score display function are not set, the general accompaniment function is performed (S194). If the remaining time and the intermediate score display function is set, the initial screen is displayed on the screen (S195). At this time, the initial screen is displayed a screen arbitrarily set by the user.

When the initial screen is displayed, the user inputs a song number (S196). At this time, the input of the song number using the numeric keypad mounted on the keyboard or the remote control.

It is determined whether the input of the song number is completed (S197). If the input of the song number is not completed, the process returns to the song number input step (S196), and when the input of the song number is completed, it is determined whether a start key is input (S198). Here, in the method of determining whether the input of the song number is completed, the number of digits of the song number is arbitrarily set to determine that the key input is completed if the number of digits of the input number and the set digits are the same.

If it is determined in the start key input determination step (S198) that the start key is not input, it is determined whether the cancel key is input (S199). If the cancel key is not input, the process returns to step S198 to determine whether a start key has been input, and if the cancel key is input, the process returns to step S195 where an initial screen is displayed and repeats the above process.

When it is determined that the start key is input, the total time required for the song is checked (S200). When the check of the total required time is completed, the total required time is displayed on the screen (S201). In this case, when the total required time is displayed on the screen, the total time required is displayed as a symbol using an OSD signal output from the graphic / text signal generator 242 shown in FIG.

After displaying the total required time, the image accompaniment function is performed (S202).

Simultaneously with the image accompaniment function, the progress time of the corresponding song is displayed as bar (S203).

It is determined whether one measure of the song is completed (S204). If one measure is not completed, the method returns to step S202 of performing an image accompaniment function. If one measure is completed, the score corresponding to one measure is scored and then the score is displayed (S205).

It is determined whether the song is finished (S206). If the song is not finished, the process returns to the step of performing the image accompaniment (S202) and repeats the subsequent process, and when the song is finished scoring the entire song, and displays the score (S207).

It is determined whether to continue the remaining time and the intermediate score display function (S208), and if you want to continue, the process returns to the step (S205) where the initial screen is displayed, repeats the whole process, and if it does not proceed, all processes Ends.

On the other hand, when the user sets the time interval during the above process, when one measure of the song is completed, do not set to display the intermediate score, but to display the intermediate score at a randomly set time interval, for example, every 10 seconds It may be. At this time, the step (314) of determining whether a measure of the corresponding song is completed during the above process, and removing the step (S315) of displaying a score after scoring a measure of the corresponding song, and whether 10 seconds has elapsed. The step of judging and scoring the music that has been performed for 10 seconds may be performed instead of displaying the score.

For example, to describe in more detail as follows.

Determines whether image accompaniment mode is selected. If the image accompaniment mode is not selected, the television mode is performed. If the image accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the remaining time and mid-score display function is set. If the remaining time and intermediate score display function is not set, normal video accompaniment is performed.

When the remaining time and midpoint display function is selected, the initial screen is displayed on the screen. At this time, the title screen arbitrarily selected by the user is displayed on the initial screen displayed as shown in [Table 52].

The user enters a song number. The microcomputer determines whether the input of the song number is completed, and determines whether the start key is input when the input is completed. Here, in the method of determining whether the input of the song number is completed, the number of digits of the song number is arbitrarily set to determine that the key input is completed if the number of digits of the input number and the set digits are the same.

For example, when the user wants to select the song of '1234', the process of inputting the song number is as shown in [Table 53] to [Table 56].

When input of the song number is completed, the cursor (_) is automatically removed. If the start key is not input, it is determined whether the cancel key is input. If the cancel key is input, the process returns to the step of displaying the initial screen. If the cancel key has not been entered, the process returns to determining the start key input.

When the start key is input, the microcomputer selects a song corresponding to the input number among the plurality of songs stored in the memory, displays the corresponding song, and checks the total time required for the song. Here, since the total time required for the song is different from each other, the displayed symbols are also displayed differently from each other. When checking total time is completed, total time is displayed by using OSD character. At this time, assuming that the song is 'emoji', and the total time required '3 minutes 50 seconds' is displayed as shown in [Table 57].

Here, it is assumed that the time per unit (+-+) is set to '10 seconds'.

When the total duration display step is performed, the image accompaniment function is performed.

When the image accompaniment function is performed, the bar is replaced by the progress time. For example, suppose '20 seconds' has elapsed since the song started.

Determine if a measure is complete. If it is determined that one measure is completed, a score corresponding to one measure is scored and displayed.

For example, when a measure is completed, the elapsed time is' 1 minute 'and the score is '90 points', as shown in Table 59.

Judging whether the song is finished, when the song is finished, the score corresponding to one song is scored and displayed. For example, in the case where the score corresponding to one song is '95', it is shown in [Table 60].

Here, since the song is completed, it is preferable that all remaining time indications are replaced with bars.

On the other hand, as mentioned above, instead of displaying the score in units of one measure, the score may be displayed at regular intervals. In this case, the method of determining whether a measure is completed, removing the scoring and displaying the score for one measure, determining the passage of time, and scoring and displaying the music progressed during the corresponding time are used. do.

As described above, according to the method for performing the remaining time and mid-score display function of the built-in video accommodating television according to the present invention, the remaining time and mid-score display function is added to the video accompaniment function of the built-in video accommodating television, and a graphic / text signal generator is provided. By using the OSD signal output from the user, if the user selects the desired song, it checks the total time required, displays the total remaining time on the screen, and replaces the total remaining time with the bar as the music progresses. At the same time, there is an advantage of multiplying the user's interest by displaying the intermediate scores and the corresponding scores at intervals of one measure or at a predetermined time interval, and varying the width of the menu that can be selected.

FIG. 35 is a control flow for displaying a song name, song number, etc. as a text signal on a monitor by selecting a plurality of songs, such as about 10 songs, among the songs most liked by the user in the flexible music cycle shown in FIGS. 4 and 8; It is a chart.

First, when power is applied, the microcomputer 28 determines whether the signal input from the remote control or command input unit 42 is a key signal for television operation (step S211).

If the currently pressed key is a television operation key, the program proceeds from step S211 to step S212 so that the microcomputer 28 controls the television block to perform the normal television function.

On the other hand, if the input signal is not a television operation signal and the image accompaniment mode signal, the program proceeds from step S213 to step S214 so that the image accompaniment function can be performed by displaying an initial screen on the monitor CRT.

In the state where the initial screen is displayed, the user can select a favorite song by using the command input unit 42 including various keys attached to the remote control or the television set itself. For this purpose, the user code is input by ship (step S215). When the input of the user code is completed, the program proceeds from step S216 to step S217.

In step S217, the song number of the favorite song is input. When the input of the favorite song is completed, the program proceeds from step S218 to step S219. At this time, the microprocessor 28 controls the song song memory 242e so that it stores a plurality of song numbers.

When the user completes the input of the favorite song, the user can sing a bar. If the user code is input after the favorite mode key is pressed (step S220), the microcomputer 28 inputs the input user code and the favorite song memory 242e. ), The user's favorite songs are displayed only when they match the user codes stored in step (step S221).

When the favorite song is displayed, the user presses the start key for starting the song. When the start key is pressed, the program proceeds from step S222 to step S223 so that the image is displayed on the monitor in a normal manner, and the accompaniment sound can be output through the speaker.

By the way, when the song is completed (step S224), the program proceeds from step S224 to step S225, where the microprocessor 28 checks whether another user code is stored and the other user code. If not stored, the program is terminated. If another user code is stored, the code is increased by one more code to advance the program from step S226 to step S223. If the cancel key is pressed during this process, the program can be terminated at any time.

As described above, according to the song management method of the song group cycle according to the present invention, the user can repeatedly listen to the song at any time in the state of selecting the favorite song, so that there is no special matters can only sing the song song It works.

FIG. 36 is a control flowchart for selecting 10 pieces of songs most sung so far in the video semi-permeable televisions shown in FIGS.

First, when power is applied, the microcomputer 28 determines whether the signal currently input from the remote control or command input unit 42 is a key signal for television operation (step S231).

If the currently pressed key is a television operation key, the program proceeds from step S231 to step S232 so that the microcomputer 28 controls the general television block.

On the other hand, if the input signal is not a television operation signal and the image accompaniment mode signal, the program proceeds from step S233 to step S234, and the image accompaniment function can be performed by displaying an initial screen on the monitor.

In this state in which the initial screen is displayed, the user can select a song using the command input unit 42 including various keys attached to the remote control or the television set itself (step S235). In this case, the selection is usually entered as a number. However, according to the present invention, it is preferable that the song name displayed on the monitor be displayed as the song name, and only the song number or the song number and the song name may be displayed at the same time.

Therefore, when the music selection is completed, the program proceeds from step S236 to step S237, and the microcomputer 28 stores the number of the input song in the memory 242f.

When the user selects a song and starts singing (step S238), the microcomputer 28 controls the monitor CRT and the image accompaniment signal generator 24 to accompany the song selected by the user (step S239). .

When the accompaniment is completed and the song of one song is finished (step S240), the microcomputer 28 determines whether the user has selected another song and, if another song is selected, increases the count of the memory 242f by one. Is proceeded from step S241 to step S242 to repeat the above-described process.

However, if another song is not selected and the pop music best key (not shown) is pressed, the program proceeds from step S243 to step S244, in which case the microcomputer 28 sings the most of the songs sung so far. 10 songs are selected and displayed on the monitor (CRT) automatically.

Accordingly, the monitor CRT displays the ten song songs or the song number or the song name and the song number which are the most sung songs so far, so that the user can easily know which song is currently enjoyed by people. .

As described above, according to the method of managing the music class of the music class according to the present invention, it is possible to easily know the fashion flow of the songs that are most frequently called in the business, and also to know what songs are enjoyed at home. There is an effect that can easily know the taste of singing at home.

FIG. 37 is a control flowchart for displaying a greeting message using the video semi-permeable built-in television shown in FIG. 4 and FIG.

First, when power is applied, the microcomputer 28 determines whether the signal currently input from the remote control or command input unit 42 is a key signal for television operation (step S251).

If the currently pressed key is a television operation key, the program proceeds from step S251 to step S252 so that the microcomputer 28 controls the television block to perform a general television function.

However, when the congratulatory message (or fanfare message) mode key is not pressed, the program proceeds from step S253 to step S255 so that the normal image accompaniment function is performed, and the screen of the monitor is initially set.

Thus, the user can reserve a date to make the fanfare sound. For example, if your child's birthday is November 18, 1993, you can use the remote control to enter 1993.11.18 consecutively, and use the key to enter the corresponding message, `` Happy birthday to Lee Sun-jeong, '' using the key on the remote control. (Step S256).

When the message is input in this way, the music corresponding to the message can be selected, which can be selected in the usual manner. In other words, data may be selected and read from the flexible accompaniment signal generation memory 244g.

When the input of the message is completed, the program proceeds from step S257 to step S258, in which case the device performs the standby mode.

When the date and time input in such a standby mode arrive (step S259), the microcomputer 28 enables the congratulatory message memory 242g, reads a message for fanfare therefrom, displays it on the monitor CRT, and accompanies it. The accompaniment sound corresponding thereto is read out from the memory 244g and sent out through the speaker (step S260).

Therefore, when the video accompaniment is activated on November 18, 1993, the monitor firstly displays the message Happy Birthday of Lee Seon-jeong, and the speaker can output an audio signal.

As described above, according to the method for displaying a congratulatory message according to the present invention, when a user inputs a congratulatory message and predetermined music on a video accompaniment device on a certain date, when the video accompaniment device is operated on the corresponding day, fanfare music together with the congratulatory message. This can be output automatically so that various effects can be achieved.

Although the method of displaying a congratulatory message according to the present invention has been described with reference to the accompanying drawings, the present invention is not limited thereto, and many modifications may be made. For example, in the flowchart of FIG. 37, a user inputs a date and a congratulatory message one by one, but a specific memory is provided in the device, and a congratulatory message is embedded in the memory to form a key for each mode (birthday, sixtieth, promotion). You can also have a congratulatory message printed automatically each time you press.

FIG. 38 is a control flowchart for providing an alarm by using the built-in TV of the image semi-period shown in FIGS. 4 and 11, and when the power is applied, the microcomputer 28 currently uses the remote controller or command input unit 42. It is determined whether the input signal is a key signal for television operation (step S261).

If the currently pressed key is a television operation key, the program proceeds from step S261 to step S262, whereby the microcomputer 28 controls the television block to perform a general television function.

On the other hand, if the input signal is not a television operation signal and is an image accompaniment mode signal, the program proceeds from step S263 to step S264 so that an image accompaniment function can be performed by displaying an initial screen on the monitor.

In the state where the initial screen is displayed, the user can input the time for the alarm using the command input unit 42 including various keys attached to the remote controller or the television set itself.

The alarm signal may be input to the alarm memory 242h as graphic / text signal data, and the corresponding audio signal may be input to the audio alarm memory 244f. Therefore, audio data for gymnastics can be stored in the graphic / character memory 242h, for example, in the audio memory 244f during the weather.

Therefore, when the key signal for the alarm reservation time is input, the program proceeds from step S265 to step S266.

In step S266, the user inputs the time for the alarm. When the reservation is completed (step S267), the user selects the music for the alarm (step S268). When selection of the music is completed (step S269), the microcomputer 28 keeps the video accompaniment controller 246 and the television in the standby state (step S270).

When the time set (reserved) in this standby mode is reached (step S271), the microcomputer 28 turns on the monitor CRT and operates the image accompaniment controller 246 at the same time. At this time, the microprocessor 246a operates the original sound IC 244b and the accompaniment memory 244a to output the accompaniment signal of the reserved song. Accordingly, the video signal for the reserved song is displayed on the monitor CRT, and the accompaniment signal according to the speaker L, R, and WOOFER can be output (step S272).

If there is more time reserved, the microcomputer 28 advances the program from step S273 to step S270 to output the reserved song at the scheduled time by putting the device in the standby state, but the reserved time If not, the program will be terminated.

As described above, according to the alarm method using the built-in TV according to the present invention, it is possible to reserve the wake-up time, start the wake-up video accompaniment at the time reserved for the wake-up period, and contribute to the user's wake-up. It has an effect.

39 is a control flowchart for the screen moving method according to the present invention. First, when power is applied, the microcomputer 28 determines whether the signal input from the remote control or the command input unit 42 is a signal for television operation ( Step S281). If the signal currently input is a signal for television operation, the program proceeds from step S281 to step S282 to perform general television functions.

However, if it is determined in step S281 that the currently input signal is not a television mode signal, the program proceeds from step S281 to step S283. If the image accompaniment mode is entirely performed, step S284 is performed. Proceed.

By the way, when the graphics mode signal is input (step S285), the microcomputer 28 sets the monitor CRT to an initial state (step S286).

In this case, when the target mode is selected, the microcomputer 28 controls the microprocessor 246a, which controls the target storage memory 242n. At this time, the program proceeds from step S287 to step S288. In step S288, it is determined whether to move the target (for example, an airplane).

If the target is to be moved, the program proceeds from step S288 to step S289, but if the target is not moved, the program proceeds to step S292.

On the other hand, in step S289, the background is selected. When the background selection switch is pressed, the microcomputer 28 provides a control signal to the microprocessor 246a to select among the backgrounds stored in the background storage memory 242k. Any background data, for example, data for the background 300 shown in FIG. 13 is read out.

After the background is selected, it is determined whether or not to move the background (step S290). If the background is not moved, the program proceeds from step S290 to step S291, and if the background is to be moved. The program proceeds to step S292.

Therefore, in the case of step S291, the target moves as shown in (a) and (b) of FIG. 13, and the background remains fixed. In the case of step S292, the targets of FIG. As shown in d), the target is fixed and the background is moved.

After the background and the target are set in this way, when the user presses a start button (not shown), the program proceeds from step S293 to step S294, and the monitor CRT shows FIGs. 13A to 13D. The background and the target may be displayed in the same manner. That is, the target may move as shown in (a) and (b) of FIG. 13 and the background may move as shown in (c) and (d) of FIG.

When the cancel key is pressed in the background and target display modes in this way, the program ends (step S295).

As described above, according to the present invention, the screen can be moved freely, which can be useful for children's fairy tales.

40 is a flowchart of a method of moving a character position in an image half-cycle mode according to the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 40, the microcomputer checks whether the image accompaniment mode or the television mode is input by a keypad attached to a television receiver or a key input of a remote controller (not shown) (S301).

Once it is determined that the image is in the half-cycle mode and the selection song is determined by the user's start key (S303), the microcomputer 28 has already checked the output of the data since the start point has already been specified on the melody of the sound source IC. After that, the OSD circuit checks whether there is a text output (S304), and if there is a text output, the OSD text position shift mode is performed (S305).

Referring to FIG. 41, the character position movement execution mode is described. When a character position key provided in the key panel or the remote controller is input, the left and right up and down direction keys are set to keys for shifting the position of the character.

Of course, it is already programmed to correspond by the corresponding key.

At this time, by pressing one of the navigation keys once, it is moved up, down, left and right one step by one. The moving limits of the up, down, left, and right positions can be up to the maximum provided by the OSD circuit, and may vary depending on the type of character representation. And the adjustment step is movable by the program step by step from the fine adjustment.

Then, if it is determined by step 313 that the phase shift key ↑ is input, step S314 is performed to move the character position on the monitor upward by 1V (step) and step 315 is performed to perform the OSD control register. (In the microcomputer, and therefore not shown) stores the OSD character position moved 1V upwards. Step 316 is then performed to determine whether the moved position is the upper limit value. At this time, if the position of the character moved 1V in the upward direction is determined to be the upper limit value supported by the OSD circuit, the character does not move further in the upward direction no matter how much the user presses the up arrow ↑.

That is, after the step 316 is performed, pressing the phase shift key ↑ again moves 1V upward. Then, if the phase shift key ↑ continues to be pressed, it is moved to the upper limit value, and no more is pressed by the step 316 even if it is pressed.

On the other hand, if it is determined by the step 317 that the down shift key ↓ is input, the step 318 is performed to move the OSD text by 1V downward, and then the step 319 is performed to move the OSD text 1V downward. It stores the position of in the OSD control register (which is embedded in the microcomputer and therefore not shown).

At this time, when the down shift key ↓ is input again, 1 V is moved downward, and if the down shift key ↓ is input again, 1 V is moved downward by the amount.

Lastly, when the down movement key ↓ is input, it is determined by the step 320 as the lower limit value, so that the character does not move further downward.

At this time, if it is determined that the user pressed the erase key in step 329 to return the position of the moved character to the original character position fixed by the manufacturer, step 330 is performed to determine the initial position determined by the manufacturer at the current moved position. Return to position

Pressing the Clear key while moving to the lowest limit will return to the initial position specified by the manufacturer.

At this time, if the erase key is pressed while the position of the character is not moved, the input of the erase key is invalid.

On the other hand, if the erase key is not input while the position of the character is moved, the position of the volume level displayed at the position of the character moved by the volume up / down key is displayed at the position of the character moved until the erase key is input. do.

Therefore, when you want to return the position of the moved character to the original position, enter the erase key in the OSD mode.

In the above embodiment, the method of moving in the up and down directions has been described, but the method of moving in the left and right directions is the same as in the above embodiment. Therefore, duplicate descriptions will be avoided.

In addition, this embodiment is configured to move the position of the OSD characters according to the user's moving key input, but can also be configured to automatically move to any part of the screen by specifying a default point by the program.

As described above, according to the method of moving the position of the character of the built-in TV according to the present invention, the position of the character is moved only at a desired time zone, and if it is not desired, the erase key is immediately returned to its original position. In addition, in memory and erasing, only the mode is configured to operate independently, so that the position of the character can be stored and erased for each mode to satisfy the needs of several people. In addition, even in the positional movement of characters, it is possible to simultaneously move up, down, left, and right from the current position, and the function can be improved only by the pure program within the range provided by the hardware, thereby reducing the cost.

FIG. 42 is a control flowchart for emphasizing a specific sound according to the present invention. When power is applied, the microcomputer 28 shown in FIG. 7 determines whether the current mode is a television mode for television operation. If the key is pressed, the program advances from step S331 to step S332.

However, if it is not the television mode, the program proceeds from step S331 to step S333, in which case the microcomputer 28 determines whether the current mode is the image accompaniment mode. If the currently pressed key signal is a key for image accompaniment, the microcomputer 28 controls the monitor CRT and causes the initial screen to be set (step S334). If the user does not press the instrument selection mode key in the state that the initial screen is set, the program proceeds from step S335 to step S336 so that a general image accompaniment function is performed, but when the instrument selection mode key is input, the microprocessor 28 Control the microprocessor 50 shown in FIG. 7 to enter the instrument volume control mode.

When the user presses the start button when the instrument volume control mode is executed, the program proceeds from step S337 to step S338, and the instrument displays the volume of each instrument as an on-screen display character as shown in FIG. 43.

When the instrument for volume control for each instrument is selected as shown in FIG. 43, the user sets the volume of the instrument as desired by using volume keys (not shown) (steps S339 and S340).

When the song is played while the volume of the specific instrument is adjusted in this way, the volume of the selected instrument can be amplified (step S341).

On the other hand, if you want to adjust the volume of another instrument again, the program returns from step S342 to step 338 so that the above-described process can be repeated, otherwise the program is returned to step S342. The flow advances to step S343. In other words, the highlighting operation of the specific instrument volume set by the user may be continuously performed until the song is finished.

As described above, according to the present invention, the volume of the accompaniment instrument can be arbitrarily adjusted according to the user's taste, so that the user can increase the specific instrument sound.

44 is a flowchart showing a method of performing an arrangement type selection function of an image semi-permeable built-in television according to the present invention.

First, the microcomputer 28 determines whether the image accompaniment mode is selected (S351). If the image accompaniment mode is selected, it is determined whether the arrangement type selection function is set (S353). If the arrangement type selection function is not set, the normal image accompaniment function is performed (S354).

When the arrangement type selection function is selected, the initial screen is displayed on the screen. In this case, the screen is displayed on the screen according to the arrangement of the arrangement so that the user can directly select. For example, the number 1 is displayed in the standard state, the number 2 is the gogo, the number 3 is the float, the number 4 is Bruce, the number 5 is the lap, the number 6 is the lock, the number 7 is the swing, and the like (S355).

When the user selects the arrangement type of the numeric keys for the items by arrangement type, the control signal corresponding to the numeric keys is transmitted to the microcomputer. The microcomputer determines the number corresponding to the input numeric key and determines the form of the arrangement corresponding to the number (S356).

In operation S357, a message about the designated arrangement type is displayed on the screen so that the user may directly view the determined arrangement form. For example, assuming that the user selects a 'rott' by inputting a number 3 key of the numeric keys mounted on the remote controller or the keyboard in the step S356 of selecting an arrangement form, the displayed message indicates that the arrangement form is arranged. You can use '!' Or any other form of text.

After displaying the specified arrangement form, and stores the specified arrangement form in the microcomputer (S358). The arrangement thus stored is maintained unless the user reassigns the arrangement.

When the user inputs the number of a song to be selected by using a numeric key mounted on a remote controller or a keyboard, a control signal corresponding to the numeric key is transmitted to the microcomputer (S359). The microcomputer selects a song corresponding to the control signal from among a plurality of pieces of music stored under the received control signal.

When the selection is completed, it is determined whether the start key is input (S360). If no start key is entered, the process is terminated.

When the start key is input, the title of the song selected by the user is displayed on the screen (S361).

It is determined whether a cancel key is input (S362). If a cancel key is entered, the process is terminated.

If the cancel key is not input, information about the lyrics and the background screen are displayed on the screen, and the accompaniment information is output through the speaker to start the accompaniment and the song (S363).

If the song is not finished by determining whether the song is finished, the process returns to step S364 to determine whether the song is finished again.

When the song is finished, the score of the song is scored and the score is displayed on the screen (S365).

It is determined whether the arrangement type selection function is turned off (S366). If the arrangement type selection function is not turned off, it is determined whether an arrangement type reset key for resetting the arrangement type is input (S367). If the user does not want to reset the arrangement form, the process returns to the step S359 of inputting the song number while maintaining the arrangement arrangement currently in progress, and if the reset of the arrangement form is selected, displaying the initial screen (S355). Return to and repeat the above process.

If the user does not want a specific arrangement form and wants to reduce it to the original standard form, after step S355 of displaying an initial screen is performed, the user inputs the No. 1 key in the step of selecting an arrangement form to 'standard'. Status'.

For example, to describe in more detail as follows.

If the user has not selected the image accompaniment mode, the normal television mode is performed.

If the user selects the image accompaniment mode, it is determined whether the arrangement type selection function is selected. If the arrangement type selection function is not selected, the normal image accompaniment function is performed.

When the user selects the arrangement type selection function, information about the initial screen is displayed on the screen. The screen displayed at this time is as Table 61 below.

At this time, the title determined by the user's taste is displayed on the initial screen.

When the initial screen is displayed, the user selects and inputs numeric keys on the keyboard or the remote controller. At this time, when the user inputs the 3 key to designate the 'lot', the state displayed on the screen is shown in the following [Table 62].

The state of the screen displayed according to the designated arrangement form at this time is determined by the user's taste.

After displaying the designated arrangement, the microcomputer stores the arrangement. At this time, unless the user reassigns the arrangement form, all of the tunes selected by keeping the designated arrangement form are accompaniment to the arrangement arrangement.

When the user inputs the number of a song to be selected by using a numeric key mounted on a remote controller or a keyboard, the microcomputer selects a song corresponding to an input number among a plurality of stored songs.

As described above, when the user inputs the song number, it is determined whether the start key is input.

When the user selects the start key, the title of the selected song is displayed on the screen.

If the user wants to cancel the whole process above and selects the cancel key, the process ends in the state of skipping the latter step, and accompaniment starts if the song is not canceled.

Determine if the song is finished. If the song is not finished, the process of judging whether the song is finished is continuously performed, and when the song is finished, the score is scored and the corresponding score is displayed on the screen.

It is determined whether the arrangement type selection function is turned off. If the arrangement type selection function is turned off, all the processing is completed. If the arrangement type selection function is not turned off, it is determined whether the arrangement type reset key for resetting the arrangement type is input.

Here, if the arrangement type reset key is not input, the process returns to the step S359 of inputting the arc of the next song while maintaining the currently selected arrangement shape, and if the arrangement type reset key is input, display the initial screen. After returning to step S355 and displaying an initial screen state for designating another arrangement type, the entire process is repeated.

On the other hand, the shape of the song displayed in step S355 in which the initial screen is displayed to select the arrangement form may be arbitrarily selected according to the user's taste.

In addition, the user may sing using only the accompaniment information while the lyrics information is removed, or the cancel function is selected as shown in FIG. 45 so that the user can sing using both the accompaniment information and the accompaniment information. After determining (S362), it is determined whether to remove the lyrics information (S368), and if the removal of the lyrics information is selected, the output lyrics information is blocked, and after singing using the background screen and accompaniment information (S369) After determining whether the song is finished (S364), or if the lyrics information is not selected in the cancel function selection step (S362), the song is performed using the lyrics information and accompaniment information (S370), and then the song In step S364, it may be determined whether the process has been completed.

As described above, according to the method of performing the arrangement form selection function of the video accommodating-integrated TV according to the present invention, the arrangement of the arrangement of the video accompaniment-integrated TV is added to the image accommodating function, so that all selected music is selected unless a new arrangement is designated. By accompaniment of the song according to the type of the song selected by the user, there is an advantage of doubling the user's interest and varying the width of the menu.

FIG. 46 is a control flowchart for controlling the lighting state, and when the power switch from the command input unit 42 or the remote controller is input, the microcomputer 28 recognizes this and supplies power to the apparatus shown in FIG. do. However, when the user presses the TV mode selection button (not shown), the program proceeds from step S371 to step S372 so that the image half-cycle does not operate and the general television function is turned on so that the user can watch TV broadcasting. Will be.

However, if the currently pressed button is not a television function button, the program proceeds from step S371 to step S372, in which case the microcomputer 28 is whether the currently pressed button is an image accompaniment function button (not shown). Will be determined.

By the way, if the image accompaniment function button is not pressed, the program is terminated, but if the image accompaniment function button is pressed, the program proceeds from step S373 to step S374 to perform the image accompaniment function.

This image accompaniment function includes a conventional music selection function. In addition, when it is necessary to control the lighting according to the contents of the music in the image accompaniment mode, the user can control the lighting using an illumination function button (not shown). That is, when the illumination function button is pressed, the program proceeds from step S375 to step S376 D, in which case, the microcomputer 28 sends the control signal KA to the bending speed detection unit 500. The control signal KA is also provided to the comparator 502. At this time, the music velocity detector 500 detects the music velocity according to the content (rhythm or tone) of the song output from the current accompaniment signal generator 244 according to the music velocity and provides it to the comparator 502. Accordingly, the comparison unit 502 compares the speed value corresponding to the song currently being accompaniment with the preset internal setting value (step S377). When the input value is smaller than the setting value, the lighting lamp motor driving unit 504 is a motor. A signal for rotating the lamp at a low speed is generated and provided to the lamp motor 503 (step S378). However, when the input value is larger than the set value, the comparison unit 502 rotates the motor at high speed (step S379).

Therefore, the user can sing slowly or quickly in the lighting cycle according to the content (rhythm or tone) of the song, so that the user can sing under different lighting according to the song, thereby completely releasing the stress.

When the illumination mode is canceled while singing under such illumination (step S380), the normal image accompaniment function can be performed (step S381).

If the user does not turn off the image accompaniment function button, the program returns from step S382 to step S374 to repeatedly perform the above-described process, but when the image accompaniment function button is turned off, the image accompaniment function mode is completed. do.

As described above, according to the present invention, when it is judged that it is necessary to control the lighting while singing according to the image accompaniment using the video accompaniment-embedded television, the user can adjust the lighting according to the atmosphere of the song by pressing the corresponding key. It has the effect of automatic control.

FIG. 47 shows a method of switching the execution mode in the video semi-permeable built-in television shown in FIGS. 4, 7, and 17. The microcomputer 28 receives a command input unit 42 or a remote control signal. It is checked whether there is an input signal coming through the preamplifier 40 to amplify (S391). The user may be configured to determine whether the image accompaniment mode or the television mode is selected according to the number of times the user presses the set-on key mounted on the keypad (not shown) mounted on the television receiver or the remote controller (not shown). It can also be configured as a mode key. In the television mode, the program proceeds from step S391 to step S392 so that the user can watch general TV broadcasts.

However, if it is found that the image is in the half-cycle mode, when the first lyrics start after the accompaniment is output to the speaker, the microcomputer checks whether there is an external microphone signal through the external audio signal detection unit (S393), and if present, performs the walk-in time check mode. Perform. In this case, when it is determined that the external microphone signal does not exist through the external voice signal detection unit, a standby mode for waiting for several seconds is performed (S394), which takes into account the lyrics start delay time caused by a user mistake.

In addition, when the external microphone signal is input in the previous step S393, the time check is started at the same time, and the lyrics progress time check step S395 is compared again with a predetermined time stored in the microcomputer before the predetermined time is over again. The microcomputer checks the input of the external microphone signal (S396).

The external microphone signal input check step may be configured to use a scoring checking signal for checking the pitch, time signature, and tone of a scoring video half cycle that is conventionally employed.

If it is confirmed in step S396 that the external microphone signal is input, the image semi-period mode is continued (S397), otherwise, the control signal of the microcomputer is used to control the control signal of the microcomputer. The first selection unit 20, which is the illustrated switching circuit, is selected to television to switch to television mode, and then the television mode is performed (S398, 399).

As described above, according to the mode switching method of the built-in video accommodating television according to the present invention, when the user cannot perform the normal video accompaniment mode due to the improper pitch during the video accompaniment mode, it is automatically performed without the operation of the keypad or the remote controller. By automatically switching to the television mode, it is possible to realize a TV with a built-in image half-cycle that is efficient in terms of its use.

As described above, according to the present invention, the user can easily learn songs by displaying song songs and lyrics on a monitor, and reserve predetermined songs and conveniently enjoy them sequentially, echo, score, fanfare, Not only can it provide various functions such as beat and pitch adjustment, but it can also enjoy the latest songs if you insert a separate pack, arrange the volume or adjust only the volume of a specific instrument sound, and depending on the tune of the song There is an effect that can automatically adjust the lighting in the karaoke.

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A television signal receiver for receiving a television broadcast signal and outputting a video signal and an audio signal, a video accompaniment signal generator for reading and outputting a background image and lyrics information stored in a memory, and the processed television signal and an image accompaniment signal selectively A video semi-permeable built-in television having a video and audio signal output section for outputting, comprising: song selection means for recognizing song song numbers, song titles, and content by genres; Song display means for displaying the song title and the first measure of the selected song and allowing the lyrics to be deleted arbitrarily; Challenge score management means for arbitrarily setting the score of the song and counting the achievement; Use time counting means for counting the use time of the image accompaniment signal generator and the remaining time of the song currently being singed; Congratulatory message display means for automatically accommodating a predetermined song at a specific time; Screen moving means for changing the position of the lyrics or the background screen displayed on the monitor; And a mode switching means for automatically switching the current mode to the television mode when the external microphone signal is not input for a predetermined time in the image accompaniment mode. The TV according to claim 1, wherein the curved tack means further comprises means for managing the user so as to repeatedly perform only the songs he / she likes. The video semi-permeable television according to claim 1, wherein the curved tack means further comprises means for automatically counting only the songs of a predetermined song most sung among the songs sung so far. The video semi-permeable television according to claim 1, further comprising a lighting control device for automatically controlling indoor lighting according to a change in rhythm or tone of a song. The apparatus of claim 4, wherein the lighting control device comprises: a curvature detector detecting a curvature speed; a comparator comparing a signal corresponding to the detected curvature speed with a predetermined reference signal; TV with a built-in image cycle consisting of an illumination motor drive unit for varying the rotation speed of the lighting. The ROM pack cartridge according to claim 1, wherein a ROM pack cartridge including a plurality of ROM packs composed of a nonvolatile memory for recording image accompaniment, game programs, moving pictures, life information, etc. can be inserted in a module or multiple simultaneously. A connector serving as an interface between the ROM pack data inserted into the ROM and the microcomputer of the TV having a built-in video cycle period, a selection switch for selecting one ROM pack among a plurality of ROM packs inserted into the ROM pack cartridge by an external operation, the selection switch; And a multi-rompack device having a ROMpack selector connected to a connector to select one of the ROMpacks inserted into the ROM-pack cartridge according to a selection signal of the selector switch and to be accessible to a microcomputer of an image-controlled TV set. television. A mode control method of a video semi-permeable built-in television configured to receive a television broadcast reception signal, output a video signal and an audio signal, and read and output a background image and lyrics information stored in a memory; A song selection process of selecting a song to recognize song song numbers, song titles, and song genres; A song display process of displaying a song title and a first measure of the selected song on a monitor and optionally deleting lyrics; A challenge score management process of randomly collecting the types of songs and randomly setting scores to count their achievement; A usage time counting process of counting the use time of the video half period and the remaining time of one song; An automatic accompaniment process for automatically accommodating a predetermined song at a specific time; Moving the lyrics and the wallpaper displayed on the monitor to an arbitrary place; A mode control method for a video accompaniment-embedded television comprising a mode switching process for automatically switching a current mode to a television mode when an external microphone signal is not input for a predetermined time in a video accompaniment mode. The method of claim 7, further comprising the step of managing so that the user can repeatedly perform only the songs that the user loves. 8. The method of claim 7, further comprising the step of automatically counting only the songs of the predetermined songs most sung among the songs sung so far. The method of claim 7, wherein the song selection process comprises: a first process of determining whether to perform a general television mode or an image accompaniment mode according to a mode change by a user's selection; After the image accompaniment mode is set, determining whether a voice recognition command is present in the voice recognition integrated circuit through an external microphone, or performing a general key matrix command if there is no voice recognition command; A third step of outputting data by inputting the voice if a voice recognition command is present in the voice recognition integrated circuit; A fourth step of transmitting the voice data to the microcomputer and outputting a control signal from the microcomputer to the storage memory; A fifth process of outputting a background screen and a lyrics text signal according to the control signal and displaying the same on a screen; And a sixth process of executing a song practice mode and ending according to the lyrics displayed on the screen. 10. The method of claim 7, wherein the song selection process comprises: inputting a reserved song number, and when the input is completed, selecting a song corresponding to an input reserved song number among a plurality of songs stored in a memory; And displaying a specific measure of the reserved song number and lyrics information stored in a song title and a memory. The method of claim 7, wherein the selecting of the song comprises: automatically searching for and displaying songs corresponding to the selected genre among a plurality of songs stored in the memory when the user selects a desired genre; Performing an image accompaniment function by a user inputting a desired song number from the displayed genre of the genre or directly selecting the displayed song number in a displayed state; And determining whether to continue the automatic search function, and if it is desired to continue, returning to the step of selecting the desired genre and repeating the previous steps. The method of claim 7, wherein the displaying of the song comprises: outputting original songs of the mantissa in the image accompaniment mode; And outputting an image and an accompaniment signal for the user to sing along with the song after the original song is output by the singer. 13. The method of claim 13, wherein the song practice divides a plurality of original songs into a predetermined number of measures to give a time that a user can sing between each measure. The method of claim 7, wherein the displaying of the song comprises: displaying a title of a first song corresponding to the selected genre among a plurality of songs stored in a memory when the user selects a desired genre; Selecting a general search mode, a fast forward search mode, and a fast backward search mode to search for songs of the selected genre in the selected corresponding mode; When the desired song is displayed during the search, the mode control method of the built-in video semi-period TV comprising the step of selecting the song using the stop key. The method of claim 7, wherein when the user selects the lyrics erase key while performing the image accompaniment function, the song display process blocks a text signal output from the graphic / text signal generator and outputs a graphic signal to replace the lyrics information. Displaying; When the user selects the lyrics selection key while the lyrics are deleted, the video repeater built-in TV mode includes blocking the graphic signal output from the graphic / text signal generator and outputting the text information instead of the bar by outputting the text signal. Control method. 17. The method of claim 16, wherein the determining of the lyrics deletion key input comprises displaying a blank state without displaying a bar using a graphic signal. The method of claim 7, wherein the challenge score management process; Inputting a predetermined song number among a plurality of songs stored in the memory, and setting a challenge score of the song; Scoring a score of a song that is currently progressing and comparing the score with the set challenge score; And displaying a predetermined first message if the score is greater than or equal to the set challenge score, and displaying a second message if the score is less than or equal to the set challenge score. Way. The method of claim 7, wherein the challenge score management process comprises: selecting a song corresponding to an input song number among a plurality of songs stored in a memory by inputting a user number and inputting each reserved song number; Mixing the corresponding person number and the reserved song, and displaying the first corresponding person number, the reserved song number, and the reserved song of the mixed corresponding person number and the reserved song; Initially setting the number of progresses to 1 and comparing the number of progresses and the number of people when the song ends; Comparing the number of times and the number of people, and if the number of times and the number of people is different, set the new number of times plus the current number of progresses, and then proceed with the next song. The method of claim 7, wherein the challenge score management process comprises: calculating a score according to the voice by determining a voice signal respectively input through two microphones; And displaying each of the determined scores in a specific area of the monitor after completion of the song. 10. The method of claim 7, wherein the usage time counting process comprises the steps of: checking the image half-cycle mode by a user's key manipulation; If the image bar cycle mode is confirmed, accumulating the internal and external data for checking and accumulating the data immediately; Responding to at least one confirmation key; And a step of displaying the accumulated data up to now by the progress stop key. The method of claim 7, wherein in the counting time of the use time, when a song number selected by a user is input, the microcomputer selects a corresponding song from a plurality of songs stored in a memory, checks the total required time, and then calculates the total required time. Displaying a symbol using an on-screen display signal; A mode control method of a video semi-permeable built-in television comprising the step of scoring a score up to the time progressed by a set time period and displaying the score. 23. The method of claim 22, wherein the displaying of the total time required as a symbol comprises displaying different sizes of symbols for a plurality of songs stored in a memory. 23. The method of claim 22, wherein the scoring of the score up to the advanced time and displaying the score are performed by scoring the score with the first measure of the song and displaying the score. Control method. 10. The method of claim 9, wherein the counting process of the most called song comprises the steps of: storing a plurality of numbers selected when performing the image accompaniment function in a memory; And displaying the order of the most stored songs among the plurality of stored songs as characters on a monitor. 27. The method of claim 25, wherein the counted songs are displayed on a monitor in order of song names. The method of claim 25, wherein the counted songs are displayed on the monitor in order of song number. 27. The method of claim 25, wherein the counted songs are displayed on the monitor at the same time with 10 song numbers and song names. 27. The method of claim 25, wherein the number of times the selected song is displayed on the monitor together with a song number and a song name. The video display device according to claim 7, further comprising: storing a specific message and corresponding music and graphics in a memory, and displaying a congratulatory message including outputting the stored specific message and music and graphics. Mode control method. 31. The method of claim 30, wherein the congratulatory message is generated only at the beginning of the operation of the image accommodating means. 31. The method of claim 30, wherein the congratulatory message is generated only when the congratulatory message key of the image accommodating means is input. The method of claim 7, wherein the automatic accompaniment process comprises: setting an alarm time and selecting a specific song when performing the image accompaniment function; And displaying an image signal for the particular song on a monitor and outputting an accompaniment signal to a speaker when the set time arrives. The method of claim 7, wherein the moving of the background screen comprises: selecting an object from an image accommodating means and determining whether the object is in a moving state; Selecting a background from an image accommodating means to determine whether the background is moved; And mixing one of the objects and the background into a moving mode and displaying the other in the fixed mode on the monitor by mixing the object and the background. 35. The mode control method according to claim 34, further comprising a step of further explaining an image displayed on the monitor during the display. The method of claim 7, wherein the moving of the lyrics displayed on the monitor comprises: determining a character position displayed according to the mode when one of the image repeating mode and the television mode is selected by a key input; A method of controlling a mode of a built-in TV with an image repeating period comprising an automatic character position shifting step of moving up, down, left and right by a position shift key when an input character and an currently displayed character overlap when an on-screen display key is input. 37. The method of claim 36, wherein the automatic character position shifting comprises: manipulating the up, down, left, and right arrow keys to move the on-screen display character when the character position shift key is input; Selectively input the direction key to move the on-screen characters in the horizontal / vertical direction within the upper, lower, left, and right limits supported by the on-screen display circuit, and to simultaneously store the shifted character positions in the on-screen display control register. Vertical movement step; A mode control method of a video semi-permeable built-in television comprising an adjustment character erasing step of inputting a clear key to return a shifted character position to an original position. 8. The method of claim 7, wherein the moving of the lyrics displayed on the monitor comprises: selecting one of an image repeating mode and a television mode by selecting a selection key; When the on-screen display key is input, when the current display character position and the input on-screen display character overlap, the position shift key automatically moves to a predetermined position except for the default position. Mode control method. 8. The method of claim 7, further comprising the steps of: extracting data for various musical instruments stored in a memory; Displaying the extracted data on a monitor as an instrument name character; And selecting a musical instrument displayed on the monitor to set the volume of the selected musical instrument to a predetermined level. 8. The method of claim 7, further comprising: selecting a predetermined arrangement and storing the selected arrangement in a memory; Inputting a predetermined song number among a plurality of songs stored in a memory, and proceeding with the input song; If the selection of the arrangement of the arrangement is selected, return to the step of selecting the initial arrangement form, and if the selection of the arrangement of arrangement is not selected, enter the predetermined song number while maintaining the initial arrangement of the arrangement A mode control method for a video semi-permeable built-in television further comprising a step of performing a rearranging function. The method of claim 40, wherein after selecting the predetermined arrangement form and storing the selected arrangement form, it is determined whether to remove the lyrics information. And starting the accompaniment in the state in which the lyrics information is included if the removal of the lyrics information is not selected. The method of claim 7, wherein the mode switching process comprises: checking at least one input of an external microphone signal during an image accompaniment mode; A time checking step of immediately accumulating time when an external microphone signal is input and comparing it with a predetermined time stored in a memory in the microcomputer; And after the predetermined time has elapsed, checking whether the external microphone signal is input and switching to the television mode if it is not input.