KR20100076362A - Memory card player - Google Patents
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- KR20100076362A KR20100076362A KR1020080134378A KR20080134378A KR20100076362A KR 20100076362 A KR20100076362 A KR 20100076362A KR 1020080134378 A KR1020080134378 A KR 1020080134378A KR 20080134378 A KR20080134378 A KR 20080134378A KR 20100076362 A KR20100076362 A KR 20100076362A
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According to the present invention, digital data corresponding to a copyright is recorded on a memory card and then distributed to the general user through the memory card, and the memory card is reproduced by a dedicated playback device.
The present invention is a new replacement for the existing CD record, and the CD record so far is connected to a PC, and all sound recordings or video data corresponding to copyrights in the CD are leaked into the PC. In order to solve this problem, the present invention releases a record with a memory card, which is a medium different from that of a conventional CD, and plays a recording on a dedicated device. Digital sound sources can be protected.
In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides a memory card having a dedicated player for recording the contents of a CD recording and reading out the memory card corresponding to the recording using a memory card instead of a CD recording. By only playing in a dedicated player can prevent illegal leakage of data corresponding to copyright.
In addition, since the player is provided with a built-in memory, and the normal mp3 function is also possible, data can be read and written to and from the PC using a USB. However, when the memory card is connected to the memory card player, the data in the memory card should not be leaked to the PC in order to protect copyright. Therefore, it is necessary to block the USB terminal so as not to be connected to the PC.
The memory card player, which is an object of the present invention, can selectively operate the memory in the memory card and the internal memory in the memory card player according to whether the memory card is attached or detached. Can be achieved.
In addition, the data in the memory card referred to in the present invention may be a variety of data, such as voice, video, text, graphics, etc., the memory card player is a player that outputs audio, video to view music, movies, and the like. Specifically, mp3 player, video player, PMP, DMB, mobile phones and other common electronic devices, including all devices that memory card is operated.
In addition, since the data in the memory card is not connected to the PC for the purpose of the present invention, illegal leakage of the data can be fundamentally prevented, and the data recorded on the memory card can be read only by a dedicated playback device such as DRM encryption. Even if the data in the memory is read to the physical device by using the digital data loaded with the information, even if the data is encrypted, it cannot be used even if it is read.
Conventionally, the audio and video data recorded on the CD is connected to the PC and illegally leaked through the PC. However, in the present invention, the audio and video data is recorded on a memory card to prevent the illegally leaked data. By reproducing the audio and video data in the memory card and blocking the connection with the PC, it is possible to provide a medium which prevents the leakage of data illegally.
In addition, not only a dedicated player but also a normal electronic device having a function of playing the memory card can reproduce the memory card and achieve the object of the present invention.
1 shows a memory card which is an object of the present invention. 1, first, [101] shows the appearance of a memory card that contains audio and video data corresponding to copyright. The memory in the memory card corresponds to the object of the present invention if it is a memory of the same type as the flash memory that is free to read and write. [102] is the memory card pin of [101] coupled to the memory card player connection portion.
2 shows an internal block diagram of an actual memory card player, where [201] shows the appearance of the memory card player, [202] shows the memory card pin connection connecting portion into which the memory card is inserted, [203] shows the control section, and [204]. Is the internal memory. [203] is a memory control unit connected to a playback device to control the memory when writing and reading data from the playback device. [205] is a USB connection for reading and writing data in the internal memory. This [205] is connected to the usb of the pc to send and receive data.
Fig. 3 shows a detailed block of the connection portion between the memory card and the memory card player. [301] is a memory card, [302] is a memory key pin connected to a memory card player, [303] is an external memory mounted in the memory card and contents are recorded, [307] is a memory card player, and [304] Is a connection for connecting a memory card to a player, [305] is a control unit for operating an internal memory, and [306] is a memory card player. [308] is a USB connection for sending and receiving data to and from the PC. [306] The USBEN signal is controlled by the control unit. When the USBEN signal is low, it is connected to the PC. If the USBEN is high, the connection with the PC is lost. do. Although no specific example is given here, the USB line connection can be controlled using a switch buffer that is turned on at a normal low level. The important thing is whether to use USBEN or not to connect USB.
Alternatively, if the control part of [306] recognizes that the memory card is inserted without using the USBEN terminal, there is a method of blocking the USB routine in the program and activating the USB routine in the program when the memory card is removed.
4 is a timing diagram of a signal outputting a signal from the control section of [306] when the memory card is connected or not to the memory card player.
Fig. 5 shows as an example a dedicated playback apparatus using this memory card directly. [500] is the play key, [501] is the forward key, [502] is the forward key, [503] is the forward key, [504] the display and [505] is the LED indicating the status of playback. The device, [507], is an audio output terminal. [508] is a memory card connected to the playback device of [506], and [509] is a connection part to be connected.
6 is a flowchart of a control unit related to the timing diagram of FIG. 4.
First, the control unit checks the state of the card in. If the memory card is inserted, it is recognized as [Yes] and the signal of INCE--> high, EXCE--> low, USBEN-> high is turned on to operate the memory card memory and prevent USB. Is detected as "No", and the signals of INCE ---> low, EXCE ---> HIGH and USBEN-> low are output to prevent the memory card from operating and to release USB.
FIG. 7 shows that the external memory section of FIG. 2 is actually configured. The actual memory is divided into a TOC area and a data area. The TOC area is the number of songs recorded on the memory card, next is the number of songs recorded in this recorded song, next is the number of music videos, and the next recording time, composition, and lyrics It is an information area that contains the singer's entertainment, release date, genre, singer profile, company profile, composition, songwriter profile, and other information. The next data area is the actual memory area in which the audio and video data of each recorded song is located. This data is pre-written at the factory before the memory card is shipped. The user can listen to each song or watch a music video by reading the audio and video data.
Specifically, the memory card and memory card player of this configuration will be described in detail. When the memory card of [301] is connected to the memory card player of [307], [306] becomes low at
When the memory card connected to the memory card player is detached, [306] detects that
By doing so, the memory card player of [307] can selectively operate the memory in the memory card and the built-in memory of [305] according to whether the memory card of [301] is attached or detached. Due to this, the object of the present invention can be achieved.
The data in the memory card referred to in the present invention may be various data such as audio, video, text, graphics, and the like. The memory card player of [307] is a player for outputting audio and video for viewing music and movies. . Specifically, mp3 player, video player, PMP, DMB, mobile phones and other common electronic devices, including all devices that memory card is operated.
In addition, since the data in the memory card is not connected to the PC for the purpose of the present invention, illegal leakage of the data can be fundamentally prevented, and the memory card has encryption information such as DRM so that it can only be read by a dedicated player. Even if the data in the memory is read to the physical device by using the digital data loaded, it is encrypted data and therefore cannot be used even if it is read.
The memory card may be a memory card of various contents such as a movie, a lecture, a video education, an electronic book, and the like, depending on not only the record but also the recorded data.
In addition, the above-described memory card can be played not only in the memory card player of the present invention but also in an electronic device having the memory card playing function, especially mp3, pmp, DMB, TV, audio device, mobile phone, etc. The object of the invention can be achieved.
8 shows an example of operation in a television, and FIG. 9 illustrates an example of operating in a mobile phone.
1 is an appearance of a memory card according to the present invention.
2 is a block diagram of a memory card player according to the present invention.
Figure 3 is a block diagram of the internal position of the memory card player according to the present invention
4 is a timing table of signal lines according to the present invention.
5 is a control of appearance signal lines of a memory card player according to the present invention;
6 is a flowchart of a control unit relating to signal lines according to the present invention.
Fig. 7 shows an example data structure in a memory card according to the present invention.
8 is an example of a memory card operated in a TV which is another embodiment of the present invention.
9 is an example of a memory card operated in a mobile phone according to another embodiment of the present invention.
* Explanation of Signs of Major Parts of Drawings *
101, 801, 901: memory card
102: memory card pin
201; Memory card player
202: memory card pin connection
203: control unit
204: internal memory
205: USB connection
301: memory card
302: memory card pin
303: external memory
304: memory card connection connector
305: internal memory
306: control unit
307: memory card player
308: USB connection
500: Play key 501: Forward key
502: Back key 503: Stop key
504: display unit 505: operation display LED
506: player appearance case 507: audio output terminal
508: memory card 509: memory card slot
802; TV 803: Memory Card Connections Installed on TV
902: mobile phone 903: memory card connection installed in the mobile phone
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