WO1995029557A1 - Dispositif de sortie de signaux video - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a video signal output device that provides a plurality of video signals of the same video source as a plurality of channels while staggering a provision start time.
- a signal output device is being considered, and among such video signal output devices, a device that outputs a video image having the same content while being shifted by a predetermined time is considered.
- a video signal output device for example, a video tape recorder (VTR), an optical disk player, a hard disk device, or the like is used to reproduce the stored video source.
- the video signal output device has six playback devices P1 to P6, for example, as shown in FIG.
- the total playback time of the video signal in these playback devices P1 to P6 depends on the storage capacity of the media of each playback device.
- the playback devices P 1 to P 6 in FIG. 1 each represent a video source for 120 minutes as a video (0 to 120),
- the video signals correspond to channels CH1 to CH6.
- the video sources of channels CH1 to CH6 are all video sources having the same contents.
- the playback devices P1 to P6 play back the video source having the same content at a certain time interval.
- the shifted time is 20 minutes.
- the viewer selects the desired video source among the playback devices P1 to P6 that reproduce the selected video source. Use to select the channel to be output from the top CH1 to CH6.
- the video signal of the channel selected by switching from the video signal output device is provided to the terminal device.
- the media in the one-channel playback device will contain the video source. It is not necessary. In this case, it is conceivable that the video source of the portion exceeding the storage capacity of the media is reproduced from another reproducing device.
- the video signal output device outputs the first half and the second half obtained by dividing the same video source into two parts, respectively, as playback devices P 1 to P 3. Playback with P4 to P6 and.
- the first half of the video source is represented as a video (0 to 60)
- the second half of the video source is represented as a video (60 to 120).
- the playback devices P4 to P6 continue the video source [video (0 to 60)] output from the playback devices P1 to P3 as the video source [video ( 6 0 to 12 0)].
- the video source [video (0 to 60 0)]
- the channels that output the subsequent video source [Video (60 to 120)] continuously without waiting time are set to channels CH 4 to CH 6 after the end of the first half of the video.
- You must choose from For example, when a medium with a small storage capacity, such as a hard disk, is applied to a playback apparatus, one video source cannot fit in one medium, that is, a long video source cannot be used. In many cases, time-based playback cannot be performed.
- the viewer may, upon completion of the playback time on the channel where the provided video source is provided, end the playback on another channel which continues the video source. Must be switched to ,
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and realizes a near-video-on-demand system in which the viewer can enjoy without being aware of the time and switching operation of the output video source.
- the purpose of the present invention is to provide a video signal output device that has a simplified configuration and can reduce costs. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention has been proposed to achieve the above-mentioned object, and a video signal output device according to the present invention has first and second video signal sources obtained by dividing a video source into two time zones. Regarding the second divided video source, the first divided video source consisting of the first time zone is repeatedly and simultaneously reproduced as a plurality of outputs from timings shifted by a predetermined time each.
- a second reproduction means for simultaneously and repeatedly reproducing the second divided video source as a plurality of outputs from the evening shifted by the predetermined time as the plurality of outputs, respectively; and Switching means having a plurality of input terminals to which outputs of the second reproducing means are respectively supplied, and a plurality of output terminals having the same number as the input terminals; and each of the output terminals of the switching means Then, the first split video source And the second divisional video source are alternately connected to the input terminal with respect to each of the output terminals so as to alternately output the divided video source at every predetermined time. And control means for controlling the control.
- first playback means the second playback means, the switching means, and the control means are provided for each of a plurality of different video sources. .
- the video signal output device is provided for each of a plurality of divided video sources obtained by dividing a video source into a plurality of time zones, The predetermined time for simultaneously and repeatedly reproducing the divided video source as a plurality of outputs whose playback timing is shifted by a predetermined time, and the number determined according to A playback block consisting of a plurality of playback means for simultaneously repeating the playback timing of the divided video source by a predetermined time and outputting as a plurality of outputs with a plurality of outputs, and a playback block of the plurality of playback means.
- Output Switching means comprising a plurality of input terminals respectively supplied, and a plurality of output terminals having the same number as the input terminals; and from each of the output terminals of the switching means, the plurality of divided video sources are divided into the number of divisions.
- the video source includes a plurality of different video sources, has a plurality of the reproduction blocks corresponding to the number of the plurality of video sources, and the switching means includes a plurality of the reproduction blocks.
- Each of the reproduction blocks has the same number of input terminals as the reproduction means of the reproduction block, and the same number of output terminals as the input terminals.
- the plurality of divided video sources corresponding to each of the plurality of output terminals are sequentially output in accordance with the number of divisions from each of the plurality of output terminals corresponding to each of the playback blocks of the switching means.
- the switching of the connection of the input terminal to the output terminal for the plurality of output terminals and the plurality of input terminals corresponding to the respective playback blocks is performed at the predetermined time intervals. Switching means Is controlled.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining control when a conventional video signal output device reproduces video for two hours.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining video reproduction when the reproducible time is shorter than the length of a video source in a conventional video signal output device.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a first embodiment of a video signal output device according to the present invention. It is a block diagram.
- FIG. 4 is a simplified block diagram of the video signal output device.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining output trimming of each section of the video signal output device.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart for explaining a video signal reproducing operation.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a video server.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining the reproduction control at 10 minute intervals and the selection control of the reproduced video in the video server.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining the reproduction control at 30 minute intervals and the selection control of the reproduced video in the video server.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating recording of a video signal to each playback device.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart for explaining a recording operation of a video signal to each reproducing device.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic block diagram of a second embodiment of the video signal output device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing a specific configuration of the video signal output device. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing a specific configuration of the video signal output device.
- the playback timing of the video source is shifted in a plurality of playback devices in which the same video source is recorded. Repeated playback is performed, and each played video signal is output via the number of channels corresponding to the number of playback devices, and the video signal is selected by the viewer from the channel selection.
- 1 shows an example of a video signal output device having a so-called near video on demand (NV0D: Near Video On Demand) function.
- a video signal output device having a near video demand function can be provided by reproducing a video source of a portion exceeding the storage capacity of the media from another reproduction device.
- the video signal is provided so that the viewer can enjoy the video source by providing the video source with a simple configuration without being aware of the time and switching operation of the video source to be output.
- An output device is proposed.
- the video signal output device divides a video source into a plurality of time zones and obtains the divided video sources.
- a video playback unit 1 having a plurality of playback blocks B each having a plurality of playback units P for simultaneously repeating and playing back the divided video sources in the same time zone at predetermined time intervals, and this video;
- a video switching switch 2 for switching a plurality of video signals supplied from a plurality of reproducers P of the reproducing unit 1.
- the video signal output device is provided with a switching control unit 3 for controlling switching of a plurality of video signals output by the video switching switch 2.
- the video reproducing unit 1 uses, for example, a plurality of reproducers P using media having a storage capacity smaller than the data amount of all video sources based on the relationship described later.
- the regenerator P an optical disk reproducing device or the like is used.
- the video source is divided by the storage capacity of the player P. And stored on different media.
- the number of the reproducing devices P required by the number obtained by dividing the original video source is required. This number is the same as the number of regenerative blocks B, and is M in FIG.
- the total time of the divided video source in each playback block B is determined by the above-mentioned predetermined time.
- the regenerator P is required for the number N divided by the time.
- each of these reproduction blocks B,... B is controlled in accordance with a control signal supplied from the switching control unit 3. That is, the playback operation is controlled so that the playback start interval between the adjacent playback devices P is constant.
- Each of the reproduction blocks B, -B outputs the reproduced video signal to the video switching switch 2.
- the switching control unit 3 supplies a control signal to control the operation of the video playback unit 1 and the switching of the video switching switch 2. Ri by the construction of this, the video signal output device, the output switch catcher tunnel CH,., CH ,, 2, ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ , CH,., ⁇ ⁇ , Having CH M. N and a plurality of output switch catcher tunnel .
- FIG. 4 shows a further simplified configuration of the video signal output device shown in FIG.
- the video playback unit 1 is composed of playback devices P1 to P6.
- the video playback unit 1 supplies the video signals played back by the playback devices P 1 to P 6 to the input terminals I 1 to I 6 of the video switching switch 2.
- the reproducers P1 to P6 a 60-minute video signal is repeatedly reproduced.
- the video source is a divided video source divided into the first half time zone and the second half time zone.
- the divided video sources divided into the first half time zone and the second half time zone are expressed as a split video source [Video (0 to 60)] and a split video source [Video (60 to 120)], respectively.
- the three playback devices P 1 to P 3 store the first half of the divided video source power s
- the three playback devices P 4 to P 6 store the second half of the divided video source Have been.
- the split video source [Video (60 to 120)] stored in the media of the playback devices P4 to P6 is the same video source as the split video source [Video (0 to 60)].
- three regenerators P1? 3 and 3 regenerators? Four ⁇ ? 6 respectively correspond to the reproduction block B described in the configuration of FIG.
- each of the regenerators P a video signal of 60 minutes is reproduced at a time interval of 20 minutes (that is, the maximum waiting time), so that one reproduction block is generated.
- the source is divided into a split video source [Video (0 to 60)] and a split video source [Video (60 to 120)].
- step B each playback Bro Tsu
- the playback shift time (maximum waiting time) in step B is T; (minutes).
- P L m / ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ (2)
- P CONT and P MU are both represented by integers.
- Video signals are supplied to the input terminals I 1 to ⁇ of the video switching switch 2 from the regenerators ⁇ 1 to ⁇ 6, respectively.
- Each video signal supplied to the input terminals I 1 ⁇ 1 6 represents IN, and ⁇ IN 6.
- the video switch 2 controls the continuity of the video signal output to each of the channels CH1 to CH6 with respect to the divided video source by the control signal from the switching controller 3. Switching is being performed to keep it.
- this switching operation is performed from 0 minutes indicating the start of playback of the divided video source [video (0 to 60)] from the output terminals 01 to 03 to 60 minutes from the end of playback. until min, regenerator P 1 ⁇ video signal iN from P 3, - iN 3 are outputted until 6 0 minute to 1 2 0 minutes, from the regenerator P 4 - P 6 the video signal iN 4 ⁇ iN 6 is replaced Ri switch to cormorants'll be output, respectively.
- the video switching switch 2 is used for a period from 0 minute indicating the start of reproduction of the divided video source [video (0 to 60)] from the output terminals 04 to 06 to 60 minutes of the end of reproduction.
- Are the video signals IN, to IN from the reproducers P1 to P3. 3 are output, and during the period from 60 minutes to 120 minutes, switching is performed so that the video signals IN 4 to IN e from the reproducers P 4 to P 6 are output, respectively.
- the video switching switch 2 converts the video signals output from the output terminals 01 to 06 by this switching operation into, for example, an adjacent channel.
- the playback start time can be shifted by 20 minutes for each channel and output as channels CH1 to CH6.
- Channels CH1 to CH6 are divided into two playback blocks B: a split video source [video (0 to 60)] and a split video source [video (60 to 120)].
- the video source length is 2 hours, and the storage capacity of the media of the playback device P Even if the time is longer by one hour, the video source can be output without losing the continuity of the video source.
- the viewer simply selects the video source of the channel with the shortest waiting time from the current time to the start of playback from the channels CH1 to CH6. Can be called to the terminal device.
- This reproduction elapsed time t 8 0 min divided image source [image (0 to 6 0) to start reproduction is an image signal IN 2.
- the reproducer P 2 supplies the reproduced video signal IN 2 to the input terminal I 2 of the video switching switch 2.
- the output terminal 05 is compatible.
- the video switching switch 2 connects the input terminal I 2 to the output terminal 05, and outputs the video signal IN 2 from the output terminal 05.
- the channel of the video signal output from the output terminal 05 is the channel CH5.
- Video switching scan I pitch 2 connects the input terminal 1 5 to which a video signal IN 5 is supplied to the output terminal 0 5.
- the video switching switch 2 may be formed of, for example, a matrix switch because of the necessity of performing the selection switching as described above.
- the two-hour video source is output with a 40-minute shift.
- the channels CH 1 and CH 4 If video signals are used, the divided video sources will be output with a shift of 60 minutes.
- step ST1 it is determined whether or not the reproduction elapsed time t of the divided video source is 0 minutes. It is to be noted that whether or not the playback elapsed time t of the divided video source is 0 minutes is determined in this manner, and that the divided video source is not determined by a real time control signal or the like described later. You can start playback directly.
- step ST5 the regenerator P2 is connected to the channel CH2 by the video switching switch 2. Also, the reproduction is started in the divided image source [image (0 to 6 0)] from the regenerator P 2, are outputted from the video signal IN 2 apt catcher tunnel CH 2. Then, in step ST6, the timer is set to 20 minutes after the decrement. Then, step In ST7, it is determined whether or not the decrement timer has become 0. If it is determined that the difference has been reached, the process proceeds to step S # 8.
- the playback device # 4 is connected to the channel CH 1 by the video switching switch 2. At this time, the connection between the regenerator ⁇ 1 and the channel CH1 is released. That is, one input supplied to one video switching switch 2 is output only from one output. In the subsequent processing, the same processing is performed as is not described in this point.
- Playback of the divided video source [Video (60 to 120)] is started from player # 4 , and video signal I # 4 is output from channel CH1.
- the channel C # 1 is output from the divided video source [video (60 to 120)] following the divided video source [video (0 to 60)].
- the playback device P1 automatically repeats the playback operation, and the playback of the divided video source [video (0 to 60)] may be repeated from the beginning. No.
- the playback device # 1 is connected to the channel CH4 by the video switching switch 2. Regenerator ⁇ 1 Then, the playback of the divided video source [video (0 to 60)] is started again, and the video signal IN, is output from the channel CH4.
- step ST12 the value is set at a decrement time T about 20 minutes.
- step S13 it is determined whether or not the decrement timer has become 0. If it is determined that the decrement timer has reached 0 minutes, go to step S # 14.
- the playback device # 5 is connected to the channel CH 2 by the video switching switch 2. Playback of the divided video source [Video (60 to 120)] is started from the player # 5 , and the video signal I # 5 is output from the channel C # 2. As a result, the split video source [video (60 to 120)] is output from the channel C # 2 following the split video source [video (0 to 60)]. At the same time, the regenerator # 2 is connected to the channel CH5 by the video switching switch 2. Playback of the split video source [Video (0 to 60)] is started from the player # 2 , and the video signal I # 2 is output from the channel CH5. Then, in step ST15, the decrement timer is set to about 20 minutes.
- step ST16 it is determined whether or not the decrement timer has become 0 in step ST16. If it is determined that the decrement timer has reached 0 minutes, the process proceeds to step S17.
- step ST 17 the playback device # 6 is connected to the channel CH 3 by the video switching switch 2. Playback of the divided video source [Video ( 60 to 120)] is started from the player # 6 , and the video signal I # 6 is output from the channel CH3. As a result, the divided video source [video (60 to 120)] is output from the channel C # 3 following the divided video source [video (0 to 60)]. At the same time, The video switch 2 connects the regenerator P3 to the channel CH6.
- the playback device P 1 is connected to the channel CH 1 by the video switching switch 2. Playback of the divided video source [Video (0 to 60)] is started from the player P1, and the video signal IN, is output from the channel CH1. As a result, the split video source [video (0 to 60)] is output from the channel CH1 following the split video source [video (60 to 120)].
- the playback device P4 is connected to the channel CH4 by the video switching switch 2. Regenerator reproduction of the divided video source from the P 4 [Video (6 0-1 2 0)] is started, Ru output from the video signal IN 4 apt ya tunnel CH 4. As a result, the divided video source [Video
- step ST21 the decrement time T is set at 20 minutes.
- the playback device P 2 is connected to the channel CH 2 by the video switching switch 2.
- Split video from player P2 Playing the source [image (0 to 6 0) is started, the video signal IN 2 is outputted from the switch catcher down channel CH 2.
- the divided video source [video (0 to 60)] is output from the channel CH2, followed by the divided video source [video (60 to 120)].
- the playback device P5 is connected to the channel CH5 by the video switching switch 2. Reproduction of the divided video source from the regenerator P 5 [Video (6 0-1 2 0)] is started, Ru output from the video signal IN 5 apt catcher tunnel CH 5.
- step ST24 the decrement timer T is set at 20 minutes.
- the playback device P 3 is connected to the channel CH 3 by the video switching switch 2.
- Reproduction is started from the regenerator P 3 divided image source [image (0 to 6 0)]
- the video signal IN 3 is output from the switch catcher down channel CH 3.
- the divided video source [video (0 to 60)] is output from the channel CH3, followed by the divided video source [video (60 to 120)].
- the regenerator P6 is connected to the channel CH6 by the video switching switch 2.
- Playback of the split video source [Video ( 60 to 120)] is started from the player P6, and the video signal IN6 is output from the channel CH6.
- the divided video source [video (60 to 120)] follows the divided video source [video (0 to 60)].
- step ST27 the decrement timer T is set at 20 minutes.
- step ST10 it is determined whether or not the decrement timer T has become 0. If it is determined that the decrement timer T has reached 0 minutes, the process proceeds to step ST11.
- the divided video source is output from each channel with continuity, and this output operation is performed by turning off the power of the video signal output device. This is repeated until a termination command is sent.
- the length of the video source is set to 2 hours.
- this video server has a server management system including a video playback unit 1, a video switching switch 2, and a system controller 3a corresponding to a switching control unit 3.
- System unit 3A a plurality of ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ , ⁇ , an encoder unit 9, a video destination selection switch 10, a decoder unit 4, and an insertion information switching switch 5.
- the video playback unit 1 is composed of a servant SU t SU nJ.
- This Sabayuni Tsu door SU is ⁇ SU ⁇ , each video source, that is, those which are provided for each movie of Thailand door Lumpur.
- the Sabayuni Tsu preparative SU, ⁇ SU m is Remind as in FIG. 8, for example, reproduction block B, and configured as a ⁇ B 4 a pair.
- reproduction block B For each divided video source into which the 120-minute video source is divided into four equal parts, It represents reproduction block B, and the divided video sources to play the (0 ⁇ 3 0 min), and display the divided video source reproduced block B 2 is reproduced and (3 0 ⁇ 6 0 rain), reproduction Bro click B 3 is table divided video source and (6 0 ⁇ 9 0 min) to be reproduced, and display the divided video source playback block B 4 is playback (9 0 ⁇ 1 2 0 min) I have.
- this time interval namely Shi shifted the playing time in each of the reproduction block B T; is, you are set to 1 0 (min) to the jar I wonder if Akira et al from FIG. 8. For this reason, at least three regenerators P need to be provided for each regenerative block B. Therefore, by outputting the four divided video sources from each playback block B shown in Fig. 8 with the playback start time delayed by 10 minutes, the server unit SU Two video signals are output to video switching switch 2. Each player P repeats and reproduces the video signal for 30 minutes.
- the video switching switch 2 is connected from the system controller 3a in the server management system section 3A via an interface (hereinafter, referred to as IF) section 3b. By performing switching control according to the supplied control signal, switching is performed so as to maintain continuity of the video source.
- IF interface
- the video signal output device outputs the divided video source (60 to 90 min) from the output channel CH7.
- the viewer continuously switches the video signal for two hours from the beginning five minutes after selecting the channel switching of the video source on the terminal device, without performing any switching operation thereafter. You can appreciate it.
- the video server sets the playback delay time T; to 30 minutes, as shown in FIG. 9, four channels that output video signals every 30 minutes are provided.
- the viewer can select any one of CH1, CH4, CH7, and CHI0 to switch the video signal for the first two hours and then perform any other switching operations. Instead, it is possible to continuously watch.
- the video signal output from the video switching switch 2 is supplied to the decoding unit 4.
- the video signal supplied to the decoding unit 4 is decoded and decompressed in the decoding unit 4.
- each of the servunits SU, to SU m reproduces each of the divided video sources obtained by dividing one video source into four using three reproducers P while shifting the time by 10 minutes. Therefore, the decoder unit 4 requires 12 decoders.
- the video signal from the decoding unit 4 is supplied to the insertion information switching switch 5.
- the insertion information switching switch 5 is used to divide the time and data from the end of the playback to the start of the next playback, and the video and data for inserting the still image and displaying it on the viewer's terminal device. It is a switch to be inserted. That is, for a video source of less than 120 minutes, for example, a video source of 115 minutes, a video is inserted in the last 5 minutes.
- the 12 outputs # 1 to # 12 from the insertion information switching switch 5 are supplied to the data compression section 6.
- the data compression section 6 performs compression suitable for communication on the supplied data, for example, data compression for transmission to a satellite.
- the data compression unit 6 supplies the compressed data to the scramble unit 7.
- the scramble unit 7 scrambles the supplied compressed data and sends this data to the satellite.
- the above-mentioned blocks 118 1 to 8 are connected to the server management system section 3A, and are controlled by the server management system section 3A.
- the VTRs 8 to 8 n supply the reproduced video signals to the encoding circuits 9 to 9 n of the encoding unit 9, respectively.
- the encoding unit 9 compresses the video signals from the VTRs 8 to 8 ⁇ overnight, and supplies the compressed video signals to the video supply destination selection switch 10.
- the video supply destination selection switch 10 records the video signal reproduced from the VTR to any server unit SU of the video reproduction unit 1 in response to the control signal of the server management system unit 3. Is selected.
- a video source recorded on a video tape as shown in FIG. 10A was used as a material, and the video source of this material was divided into M equal parts.
- the divided video sources in the same time zone among the divided video sources are respectively copied to the MXN playback units P shown in FIG. 10B.
- the divided video sources in the first time zone among the divided video sources are copied to the N playback devices P.,.
- the divided video source for the next time zone is divided into ⁇ reproducers ⁇ ( 2 . ⁇ ! 5 Copy each of (2.N).
- the segmented video source in the last time zone is copied to each of the N playback devices P (M.,) to P (M, N).
- M divided video sources in the same time zone can be copied to MXN reproducers P, respectively.
- FIG. 1 shows a recording operation procedure of the video source to Furochi ya one preparative view of FIG. 1 1
- step ST33 the value of M is set as a variable i.
- step ST34 the value of M is set as a variable i.
- step ST35 the divided video sources in the first time zone among the video sources of the material are divided into the first N playback devices P (and then ⁇ ( 1.2 ) , ⁇ ( 1.2) Then , in step ST36, it is determined whether the variable i is equal to or equal to the value of ⁇ .
- step ST34 the divided video source in the next time zone is copied to each of the next video playback devices P ( 2 ,), P (2.2 ) , ..., P.N).
- step ST35 the operation of steps ST34 and ST35 is performed by dividing the divided video source in the last time zone into the last N video playback devices. Recording operation is performed until it is copied to P (, P (), ⁇ P ().
- the server management system section 3A includes a system controller 3a and an IZF section 3b.
- a control signal is supplied to the server management system section 3A via the network line 11, that is, a so-called Ethernet, or as a real-time control signal. Supplied.
- the surveillance management system section 3A can also be controlled by such an external control signal.
- the server management system unit 3A outputs a signal for controlling each unit from the system controller 3a via the IZF unit 3b according to an external control signal.
- IZF portion 3 b is connected each server Bayuni Tsu preparative SU video reproduction unit 1, ⁇ SU m or VTR 8, ⁇ a 8 n so-called RS 4 2 2 standard for cable, video switching scan I pitch 2,
- the insertion information switching switch 5 and the video supply destination selection switch 10 are connected by an S-bus.
- the video playback unit 1 Even for a video source that has a longer amount of data than the storage capacity of the media of the player P, it is possible to use the so-called near video on demand according to the viewer's selection of the desired video source.
- a system with functions can be constructed.
- the playback time of the force division video source that equally divides the video source is not limited to the division at regular time intervals.
- a video signal output function can be provided to the video signal output device.
- the present invention uses an inexpensive regenerator even for a video source having a data amount longer than the storage capacity of the media of the regenerator.
- a video signal having a so-called near video on demand function that provides a continuous video source without being aware of the time and switching operation of the video source played according to the selection of the video source desired by the viewer An output device can be provided. Thereby, the manufacturing cost of the video signal output device can be reduced.
- this video signal output device when the video signal to be reproduced from the video reproduction unit is switched and output by the video switching switch, the video signal is supplied after the video signal of one video source is supplied. Select and switch with the insertion information switching switch according to the control signal of the switching control unit from among other information to be inserted until playback of the next video source starts.
- the video signal that has passed through the insertion information switching switch is subjected to decompression in the data compression section, and the output signal from the data compression section is subjected to scrambling in the scrambling section.
- the video signal is transmitted to the terminal device.
- a video signal output device capable of simultaneously delivering one program to a plurality of subscribers is applied to the near video on demand system as described above. By using this system, viewers will pay the program provider a fee according to the price of hardware and software.
- the video signal output device may be configured as shown in FIG.
- the video signal output device shown in FIG. 12 differs from the video signal output device shown in FIG. 3 only in that only one reproducer P is provided in the reproduction block B.
- FIG. 13 shows a specific configuration for simultaneously reproducing a plurality of divided video signals by a predetermined time with a single reproducer P.
- the regenerator P shown in FIG. 13 interprets the control signal supplied via the control interface 23 d by the CPU 23 a and outputs the RA signal. According to the program stored in M23b and ROM23c, data is accessed via the bus line BL.
- the disk device 21a of the video reproduction unit 21 records a video source in a state of data compression on a disk as a recording medium.
- the video signal reproduced by the disc device 21a is read out via the disc interface 2lb, and one end of the corresponding channel channel knocker is read. ,... 222 M .N are stored respectively.
- the video source for a plurality of channels is used for reading the video source for one channel in the embodiment shown in FIG. Reading can be performed in the same time as this time.
- Video signal stored in the N may be respectively decode the decoder unit 2 4, the amount of data is extended, the switch catcher down channel Output from CH1 to CHN respectively.
- one playback device P since the data stored in a form compressed from the amount of data in the circuit after the video switching switch 2 is expanded and output, one playback device P Thus, it is possible to simultaneously output a plurality of video sources shifted by a predetermined time. Also, instead of data compression, multi-channel heads are used to simultaneously play back data at different positions, so that a single player P shifts the video by a predetermined time. Sources can be output simultaneously.
- the disk device is described as one. However, it is also possible to improve the expandability of the video signal output device by providing a plurality of disk devices and transmitting a plurality of video sources to the video switching switch 22. it can.
- an inexpensive playback device can be used for a video source with a data amount longer than the media capacity of the playback device of the video playback unit.
- the provision of a continuous video source without regard to the time and switching operation of the video source to be reproduced according to the viewer's selection of the desired video source, and simultaneously outputting the same for multiple channels As a result, the number of regenerators as many as the number of channels required for a configuration realizing the so-called near-video on-demand function can be reduced to 1 ZM, thereby further improving manufacturing costs. Can be reduced.
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