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• the present invention relates to a title input device for a recording medium, and more particularly to a title input device for a recording medium capable of easily performing a title input operation on a recording medium such as an MD (mini disc).
• a title input device for a recording medium capable of easily performing a title input operation on a recording medium such as an MD (mini disc).
• MD-M ⁇ Magnetic Optical
• music signals for each track can be recorded in the program area, and in the UT ⁇ C (User's Table Of Contents) area, the disc title (one for each MD-M ⁇ ) is displayed.
• the track title name for each track is recorded, and the title of the disc is displayed during stoppage so that the user can confirm the desired disc, and during playback of a track on which a music signal is recorded, the title is displayed.
• the track title name is displayed so that the user can check the desired song.
• Disc titles and track titles are not limited to album names, album creator names, song names, artist names, and are not directly related to movie title names, parts of lyrics, song descriptions, or songs.
• Arbitrary character information such as a person's name, place name, or book title, that can be used to identify a disc or track at a glance.
• the MD recorder that records and plays back MD-MO has a character display used to input the disc title and track title, a title input key, and a character key (alphabet, power key, A key operation unit with various symbols, numbers, kanji, and hiragana), a one-character delete key, a cursor key, and an ENTER key is provided. If you want to enter a title name, press the title entry key and After entering the file input mode, enter “0 0 0” as the track number using the numeric keys (track number 0 00 indicates selection of the disc title), and select that the unit for which the title is to be input is a disc. I do.
• DISCTITLE is displayed in the header sentence line on the upper end side of the character display (see Fig. 2 OA), and the cursor (2nd OA) is placed on the first character position of the first line in the text line below the header sentence line. 0 (See symbol K in Fig. A).
• the disk title name is determined, and “BESTHIITOLDIES / DAICHI” is registered in the buffer memory as the disk title name.
• the power-on control or discarding control is performed, and then the UTOC information is first read from the UTOC area of the MD-MO and written to the UTOC memory. Thereafter, during stoppage based on the information in the UTOC memory, the disc title “BESTHITOLIDES / DAIICHI” is displayed on the character display. During playback of the track naming 001, the character display shows the track title “Only You Plat- ters” so that the user can determine at a glance whether or not the disc is the desired disc and whether or not it is the desired song. You can check.
• the present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems of the prior art, and It is an object of the present invention to provide a title input device for a recording medium that allows easy input.
• receiving means for receiving a text broadcast and outputting text information
• capturing means for storing the text information instructed to be captured by the instruction means in a storage means
• Calling means for instructing the calling of the desired character information, and reading out the desired character information specified by the calling means from the character information stored in the storage means in accordance with the operation of the calling means, and recording the information on a recording medium.
• a title name recording means for instructing the calling of the desired character information, and reading out the desired character information specified by the calling means from the character information stored in the storage means in accordance with the operation of the calling means, and recording the information on a recording medium.
• receiving means for receiving teletext and outputting received character information
• display means for displaying received character information output from the receiving means
• the instruction is made by the call operation means. Read the desired received character information and record it on the recording medium as the title of the desired title input unit selected by the selection operation means. And tor name recording means.
• the desired received text information can be fetched, diverted to the title of the title to be input as it is, and recorded on the recording medium, and the user's title can be recorded. Entering This can greatly reduce the time and labor required for manual work.
• the capturing means deletes redundant character information when the received character information at the time of the capturing instruction is stored in the capturing storage means. It is.
• the recording medium can be recorded without the redundant character information.
• the title name is read from the recording medium with and the title name becomes easy to see when it is displayed. Also, it is not necessary to delete redundant character information such as spaces so that the title name can be easily seen.
• the title name recording means reads out desired reception character information designated by the calling operation means from the reception character information stored in the capture storage means.
• desired reception character information designated by the calling operation means from the reception character information stored in the capture storage means.
• redundant character information is deleted.
• the recording medium can be recorded without the redundant character information.
• the title name becomes easy to see. Also, to make it easy to see the title name, it is not necessary to delete redundant character information such as spaces.
• a receiving means for receiving teletext and outputting received text information, and an output from the receiving means.
• Display means for displaying character information; capture means for storing received character information in the capture storage means when capture is instructed by the capture operation means; and operation for selecting a unit for title input for the recording medium
• Input operation means for inputting title name characters, title name storage means for storing the title name input by the user for each title input target unit, and desired received characters from the storage means for capturing. According to the operation of the call operation means for instructing the call of information and the operation of the input operation means, the title name character input by the user is written into the title name storage means in association with the title desired unit of the user and called.
• the desired received character information stored in the storage means for capturing is read.
• Title name input processing means for reading and writing in the title name storage means in association with the title input target unit desired by the user; and at a predetermined time, for each title input target unit stored in the title name storage means.
• a title name recording means for recording the title name on a recording medium.
• the desired received character information of the character information received from the teletext can be fetched and diverted to a part of the title name of a desired input target, so that the received received character information can be partially changed.
• the capturing means deletes redundant character information when storing the received character information at the time when the capturing is instructed in the capturing storage means; Especially ⁇
• the title name storage means can be written without the redundant character information. This eliminates the need to delete redundant character information such as spaces in order to make title names easier to see.
• the title name input processing means reads desired received character information stored in the capture storage means in accordance with a call instruction of character information by the call operation means, and reads the title information.
• the title name storage means When writing in the title name storage means in association with the title input unit desired by the user, redundant character information is deleted.
• the recording medium can be written without the redundant character information. This eliminates the need to delete redundant character information such as spaces in order to make the names easier to see.
• FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a system audio according to one embodiment of the present invention.
• FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing a control process of the first system controller.
• FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a control process of the first system controller.
• FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the control processing of the first system controller. It's a shot.
• FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a control process of the second system controller.
• FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a control process of the second system controller.
• FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a control process of the second system controller.
• 8A to 8D are explanatory diagrams of the display contents of the character display of the tuner unit.
• 9A to 9D are explanatory views of the display contents of the character display of the tuner.
• FIG. 1OA to FIG. 10D are explanatory diagrams of display contents of a character display of a tuner.
• FIGS. 11A to 11C are explanatory diagrams of the display contents of the character display of the tuner unit.
• FIGS. 12A and 12B are explanatory diagrams of the storage contents of the display buffer area of the memory of the tuner unit.
• FIGS. 13A and 13B are explanatory diagrams of the storage contents of the buffer area for taking in the memory of the tuner unit.
• FIG. 14A and FIG. 14B are explanatory diagrams of the contents stored in the title input work area of the memory of the tuner unit.
• FIG. 15A and FIG. 15B are explanatory diagrams of the contents stored in the evening input work area of the memory of the tuner unit.
• FIG. 16A and FIG. 16B are explanatory diagrams of the contents stored in the evening input work area of the memory of the tuner.
• FIG. 17A and FIG. 17B are explanatory diagrams of the contents stored in the evening input work area of the memory of the tuner unit.
• FIG. 18A and FIG. 18B are explanatory diagrams of the recorded contents of the MD-MO.
• FIG. 19A to FIG. 19C are explanatory diagrams of the display contents of the character display of the MD recorder.
• FIGS. 2OA to 20D are explanatory diagrams of the display contents of the character display at the time of the conventional title input operation.
• FIGS. 21A to 21D are explanatory diagrams of the display contents of the character display at the time of the conventional title input operation.
• FIG. 22A and FIG. 22B are explanatory diagrams of the display contents of the character display at the time of the conventional title input operation.
• FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a system audio according to the present invention.
• tuner 1 is a tuner unit, of which 2 is an antenna that catches the FM teletext broadcast, 3 is connected to antenna 2 and receives the FM teletext broadcast transmitted from the station desired by the user, and outputs an audio signal.
• an FM text multiplex broadcast receiving tuner that outputs received text information (hereinafter simply referred to as “tuner”).
• the tuner 3 is a level 1 mode, and receives and outputs character information such as a program name, a song name, an artist name, a weather forecast, news, and traffic information.
• text information of the body is received in page units, and one page of the body consists of 2 lines x 15 characters.
• Reference numeral 6 denotes a character display, which has a display size of 2.5 lines ⁇ 15 characters as shown in FIG.
• the top 0.5 lines are header
• the two lines below the header line are the body lines.
• 5 is a rewritable memory that saves data even when the power is turned off by battery backup or EEPR ⁇ M, etc., among which 5A stores the latest received text information of the main text output from tuner 3 for one page Display buffer area (see Fig. 12), 5B is a capture buffer area (see Fig. 13), which stores 7 pages of received character information that the user has instructed to capture from FM teletext (see Fig. 13). Is a title input work area used for inputting the title name for the MD-MO described below (see Figs. 14 to 17). The title input work area 5C has a capacity to store 80 characters each for the title input target units of track pick-ups 00 to 255.
• Reference numeral 4 denotes a key operation unit, a power on / off key for turning on / off the power of each unit of the tuner unit 1, a tuning key for performing a tuning operation for the tuner 3, a capture key for instructing to capture received character information, Title input key to turn the title input mode on / off, input of title name characters and track naming 0 0 0 to 2 5 5 (Of these, track naming 0
• the character keys alphabet, force used to select the track number 0 0 1 to 2 5 5 indicate that the title input target unit is actually the track on which the music signal is recorded. (Including characters, symbols, and numbers), one-letter delete key, cursor key, key for retrieving received character information, next key for selecting received character information to recall, ENTER key, etc. That.
• Reference numeral 7 denotes a first system controller having a microcomputer configuration, which controls the power on / off of each part of the tuner unit 1 in accordance with the operation of the power on / off key in the key operation unit 4 and operates in accordance with the operation of the channel selection key.
• a predetermined tuning control signal is output to the user 3 to control the tuning to the desired station, and the latest received character information of the main text output from the tuner 3 is stored in the display buffer area 5A of the memory 5 per page.
• the character display 6 is controlled to display the received character information of the text.
• the first system controller 7 transfers the received text information of one page of text stored in the display buffer area 5A at that time to the capture buffer area. 5 Write to B. At this time, if there is redundant character information such as a continuous space in the received character information, delete and write it.
• the first system controller 7 sets the title input mode, and sets the character keys (alphabet, rikyuu kana, space, symbol, number, kanji, hiragana). ), One-letter delete key, cursor key, call key, next key, ENTER key, and operation of the disc title name with the disc as the target unit and the desired track with the music signal recorded as the target unit Perform the title character information input processing of the track title name.
• the recall key is pressed, the first system controller 7 displays the received character information for one page of the text that has been captured in the capture buffer area 5B so far on the character display 6, and then presses the next key. The received character information is changed and displayed according to the operation of.
• the desired received character information is displayed, when the ENTER key is pressed, the displayed received character information is read from the capture buffer area 5B to the title input work area 5C, and the disc or track number 0 is read. 0
• the desired title input unit selected by the user in advance from the tracks 1 to 255 Write in association.
• the first system controller 7 transfers the contents of the title input work area 5C to the second system controller described later, and turns off the title input mode.
• Reference numeral 10 denotes an MD recorder unit. Of these, 11 denotes an MD—M ⁇ capable of recording / playback, and 12 denotes an MD—M ⁇ 11 on which a loading / unloading operation is performed.
• Key operation unit with key, eject key, PL AY key, STOP key, power on / off key, etc., 15 stores UTO C information read from UTO C area of MD-M ⁇ l 1
• the UTO C memory 16 is a character display that displays the disk title name, track title name, and the like.
• Reference numeral 17 denotes a second system controller having a microcomputer configuration.
• the power of each unit of the MD recorder unit 10 is turned on and off.
• the loading section 12 is controlled to load the MD—MO 11 on the tray into the MD recording / playback section 13 and then the MD recording / playback section 13 is loaded. Control to read UTO C information from UTO C area, store it in UTO C memory 15, and if character title information in UT OC information includes a disc title, use character display 16 Display.
• the MD recording and playback control is performed on the playback unit 13 to play MD-M ⁇ 11 1 from the first track (track number 0 0 1) in order.
• UTO When the title of the track being played is included in the title name information in the C information, it is displayed on the character display 16.
• S TO P key When the S TO P key is pressed, S TO P control is performed.
• the second system controller 17 receives the transfer request signal of the UTOC information from the first system controller 7 of the tuner unit 1, the title name information among the UTOC information in the UTOC memory 15 is input.
• the title name information is transferred from the first system controller 7 to the first system controller 7, the title name information in the UTO C information in the UTO C memory 15 is rewritten.
• the MD recording / reproduction unit 13 is controlled to record the contents of the UTO C memory 15 in the UT OC area of the MD—M ⁇ l 1.
• control the loading section 12 to unload the MD-MO1 on the tray.
• the MD recording / playback unit 13 is controlled to record the contents of the UTO C memory 15 in the UTO C area of the MD-MO 11 and then the power is turned off.
• FIG. 2 to FIG. 2 to 4 are flowcharts showing the control processing of the first system controller 7
• FIGS. 5 to 7 are flowcharts showing the control processing of the second system controller 17,
• FIGS. 8 to 11 Is an explanatory diagram of the display contents of the character display 6
• FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram of the data stored in the display buffer area 5A of the memory 5
• FIG. 13 is an acquisition buffer area 5 of the memory 5
• Fig. 14 to Fig. 17 are illustrations of data stored in the title input work area 5C
• Fig. 18 is an explanation of the recorded contents of MD-MOll Figure
• Figure 19 is a character table
• FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram of display contents of an indicator 16.
• the first system controller 7 displays the header sentence received from the FM text multiplex broadcasting on the header sentence line of the character display 16, but here, for convenience, the header sentence is received. 'Omit the explanation about the display. Also, it is assumed that nothing is stored in advance in the capture buffer area 5B of the memory 5. Furthermore, MD-MO 11 has two tracks already recorded on the tracks with track numbers 0 1 and 0 2, and the title name information recorded in the UTOC area contains the track number 0 0 1 It is assumed that "Only One Braters" is recorded as the track title name (see Fig. 18A).
• C Import received character information
• the first system controller 7 controls the power on of each unit of the tuner unit 1, sets the tuner 3 to the operating state, and sets Tune to the station that was just received before the power was turned off: Here, it is assumed that the station was tuned to the FM teletext station.
• Tuner 3 outputs the audio signal received from the FM text multiplex broadcasting station, and outputs the received text information of the level 1 text received from the FM text multiplex broadcasting station in page units.
• the first system controller 7 clears the display buffer area 5A, turns off the title input mode, and counts the page-by-page received character information existing in the capture buffer area 5B to write the pointer.
• WP 0 (step S50 in FIG. 2).
• the first system controller 7 writes the received character information for one page of the text from the tuner 3 to the display buffer area 5A and causes the character display 6 to display it (step S51, S52, Fig. 8A, Fig. 12A).
• a certain CD is played and broadcast, and the album name of the CD
• ICHICO Is displayed (see Fig. 8A and Fig. 12A).
• the first and second tracks of the CD music being broadcast were accidentally dubbed by the user in advance as the first and second tracks of MD-MOLL.
• the disc title of MD-MO11 and the second track If the track title name has not been entered and you want to enter “OLDIES” and “DA II CH I” as part of the disc title name, press the import key of the key operation unit 4.
• the first system controller 7 writes the received character information for one page of the text stored in the display buffer area 5A to the address 0 indicated by the WP in the capture buffer area 5B (steps S53 and S53). S54).
• WP is incremented to 1 (step S55).
• the space in the received character information is changed to the character information that constitutes the title name later, excluding redundant character information by deleting all but the one immediately after the characters other than the space. Make sure there is no wasted space when diverted.
• a flag F (0; space) indicating whether or not the immediately preceding character code is a space is used.
• the character position m in the display buffer area 5A and the character position n in the capture buffer area 5B are both set to 1, and the total number of character codes in the display buffer area 5A is L.
• L 30 (step S100 in FIG. 4).
• Step S106 since L + 1 has not yet been reached (NO in step S107), the flow returns to step S101.
• step S101 0 ⁇ 1 at 07
• step S101 when the sixth character code ("shi") of the display buffer area 5A becomes data, since step S108 is YES, the process proceeds to step S110, and the data is fetched.
• n 2nd character code at address WP of buffer area 5B for use, and increment n to 3 (see Fig. 13A). Thereafter, F is cleared and m is set to 7 (steps S111, S106).
• step S101 the first and second display buffer areas 5A
• NO is set in both steps SI08 and S109
• F is set to 1 without writing to the capture buffer area 5B (step S104)
• YES S 10
• step S 10 m is incremented to 1 3 (step S 10
• the space in the received character information is deleted except for the character immediately after the character other than the space, eliminating redundant character information, and wasting when converted to title name character information later. Make sure there is no free space.
• the second system controller 17 controls the power on of each unit of the MD recorder unit 10 (No. Step S80 in FIG. 5). After that, the MD-Moll is placed on the tray, and when the mouthing key of the key operation unit 14 is pressed, the second system controller 17 controls the loading of the loading unit 12 by loading the MD-MO1. 1 is set in the MD recording / reproducing unit 13 and the MD recording / reproducing unit 13 is controlled to read the UTOC information from the UTO C area and store it in the UTOC memory 15 (step S 8 1 to S 8
• step S84 If the disc title exists in the read UT OC information For example, it is displayed on the character display 16 (step S84), but here, nothing is displayed because the disc title does not exist in the UTOC information.
• the second system controller 17 performs PL AY control on the CD recording and playback unit 13, and Play back in order from the beginning. If there is a track title name for the track being played back, it is displayed on the character display 16 (steps S85, S86). Here, since “Only You / Bra Sunsets” is recorded as the track title of the first track, it is displayed on the character display 16 during the playback of the first track (Fig. 19B See). Thereafter, when the STOP key is pressed, the second system controller 17 performs STOP control on the CD recording / reproducing unit 13 to stop the reproducing operation (steps S87, S88). (3) Enter disc title name
• the first system controller 7 enters the title input mode, and first transmits a UT OC information transfer request signal to the second system controller 17 of the MD recorder unit 10.
• the second system controller 17 performs interrupt processing and transmits all the title name information of the UTO C information stored in the UTO C memory 15 to the first system controller 7 for transfer.
• the first system controller 7 receiving the transfer transfers the track number 00 00 to 2 to the title input work area 5C. Stored in association with 55 (see steps S56 and S57 in FIG. 2, step S120 in FIG. 6, and FIG. 14A).
• the first system controller 7 waits for the input of the track number, clears the body line of the character display 6, and replaces it with the header line.
• Steps S 63 and S 64 See Fig. D, Fig. 15B).
• "ZJ” is inserted between the previous "S", and "D” and subsequent characters are moved down by one character. (The cursor moves to the second character in the second line of the text. Steps S63, S64, 10A Figure, Figure 16A).
• the desired disk title name is completed.
• Steps S63, S64. Fig. 11B. If you enter "" here, Title input work area 5C Title name character information corresponding to the track number of j 0 2 and “6” on the character display 6 between “B” and the previous “1” Enter, and the characters following “be” go down one character at a time (the cursor moves to the first and second characters in the first line of the text. Steps S63, S64, see Figures 11C and 17B) .
• the desired disk title name is completed.
• the title name character information corresponding to the pick-up is determined, the text line of the character display 6 is deleted, “TNO” is displayed in the header sentence, and the input of the track pick-up is awaited (step S70 in FIG. 3). , S60, FIG. 8C).
• pressing the title input key turns off the title input mode and interrupts the second system controller 17.
• the contents of the title input work area 5C are transferred, and the second system controller 17 performs interrupt processing.
• the contents transferred from the first system controller 7 are used as the title name information in the UTO C information of the UTO C memory 15. (Steps S73 to S75 in FIG. 3, Step S130 in FIG. 7).
• the second system controller 17 controls the MD recording / reproducing unit 13 and stores the contents of the UTOC memory 15 into the MD. — MO l 1 UTO C area
• the loading section 12 is controlled to unload (steps S89 and S90 in FIG. 5; see FIG. 18B). Even if the power is turned off while the MD recording / playback unit 13 is stopped, the contents of the UT OC memory 15 are recorded in the UTO C area of MD-MOl 1 and then the power is turned off (step S91, S92).
• the MD display and playback unit 13 is stopped and the character display 16 displays the disc title “BESTHITOLDIES / "DA IICHI” is displayed (steps S81 to S83, see Fig. 19A), so that the user can check at a glance whether or not the disc is the desired disc, and play back the track number 01.
• the track title of the track is displayed as “Only You Z Platters” (see Fig. 19B).
• the track title of the track is displayed as “Stand”. ⁇ Buy ⁇ Me Z Ben ⁇ E ⁇ King 'is displayed (see Fig. 19C), so that it can be checked at a glance whether or not the desired song is present (steps S85, S86).
• the title name input operation when the user selects the entire disc as the title input target unit and performs the title name input operation to input the disc title name, or as the title input target unit,
• a track name is selected from ⁇ 25, and a title name is input by performing a title name input operation
• FM text multiplex broadcasting is added to all or part of the title name text information. Since the character information received from the user can be diverted, the title name input operation can be easily performed.
• redundant text information such as continuous spaces in received text information is automatically deleted. This makes it easier to see when the title name is displayed later, and saves the trouble of deleting the redundant character information in order to make the title name display easier to see.
• redundant character information in the received character information is automatically deleted, so that many meaningful character information can be deleted. It can also be included in the toll name.
• the case of inputting an album name, an album creator name, a song name, and an artist name as a title has been described as an example.
• the present invention is not limited to this. Any character information that can be used to determine whether the disc or track is desired, such as the title of the movie, part of the lyrics, a description of the song, the name of a person, place name, or book title that is not directly related to the song may be used.
• the first system controller 17 When the first system controller 17 writes the received character information of the display buffer area 5A at the point where the capture key is pressed to the capture buffer area 5B, the first system controller 17 does not recognize redundant character information such as a continuous space. Deleted automatically, but did not delete when importing. According to the operation of the recall key and the cursor key, the desired received character information was displayed on the character display 6 from the importing buffer area 5B. When the ENTER key is pressed in this state, the displayed received character information may be deleted when it is written into the title input work area 5C in association with the current title input target unit.
• tuner unit 1 and the MD recorder unit 10 may be integrated so that the functions of the first system controller 7 and the second system controller 17 are realized by one controller.
• the UTO C information in the UTO C memory may be recorded in the MD-M— even at the end of the recording.
• the tuner 3 for receiving the text information may be replaced with a type other than the FM text multiplex broadcast receiving tuner, such as a TV text multiplex broadcast reception tuner.
• the target medium for inputting the title name is not limited to MD-MO, but may be other types such as VTR cassette tape, DAT cassette tape, DVD-RAM, and the like.
• desired received character information can be taken in from the teletext, and can be diverted as it is to a title name of a target for title input and recorded on a recording medium as it is. Work can be greatly reduced.

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