WO1999057654A1 - Procede et systeme d'emission/reception de donnees numeriques - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a digital data transmission / reception system, and more particularly to data transmission / reception of self-describing data.
- the WWW (World Wide Web) server connected to the Internet stores multiple HTML files linked to each other.
- a file transfer request is made to the WWW server from an information collection computer connected to the Internet.
- the WWW server transfers the HTML file to the information computer in response to the transfer request. This allows the WWW server to send and receive mutually linked data.
- a data transmission service using digital satellite broadcasting is known.
- This is one of the three standards used in digital broadcasting: the MPEG 2 video standard, the MPEG 2 audio standard, and the MPEG 2 system standard.
- the MPEG 2 system has a relatively high degree of freedom compared to the other two standards.
- Data transmission is performed using the standard data transmission format.
- the HTML file is transmitted using such digital satellite broadcasting and transmitted to the receiving side.
- the receiving side In order to receive the desired data, the receiving side must request the HTML file that the receiving side desires to receive from the transmitting side.
- Bitcast and ADAMS Transmits multiple files linked to each other on the transmitting side in bucket units.
- the receiver sequentially accumulates such files and stores all the files in a storage device such as a hard disk.
- the receiving side displays the specified file in a browser software according to the user's operation. If the specified file has an HTML tag that refers to another file, the browser software specifies the file name on the hard disk and performs the reference process. For details, see “Forefront Report: Overview of Next-Generation Digital Televisions,” published by Nikkei BP).
- the present invention solves the above-mentioned problem, and a data transmission / reception system or a data transmission / reception system capable of selectively receiving required data at high speed with a small storage capacity from data composed of a plurality of files associated with each other. It aims to provide a method. Another object of the present invention is to provide a data transmission / reception system and a method thereof capable of extracting necessary data from data correlated with each other by a receiver having a small storage capacity.
- the digital data transmission / reception system includes:
- File storage means for storing a plurality of files
- transmitting means for packetizing the plurality of files based on a transmission rule and repeatedly transmitting the packets, wherein the transmitting means adds a file identifier to the bucket and transmits the packets;
- a receiving device comprising: b 1) screening and receiving means for selectively receiving a packet to which a desired file identifier is added based on the set screening conditions and outputting data stored in the bucket; b 2) based on the data Display data generating means for generating display data, b3) sorting condition changing means for changing the sorting condition,
- the file storage means stores a file of self-describing data including a reference sentence referring to another file, and a file identifier of each of the files is
- the selection receiving means of the receiving device is constituted by a character string which can be directly selected,
- the display data generating means generates display data based on the output self-describing data
- a digital data transmitting / receiving method includes the following. On the transmitting side, a plurality of files are packetized based on a transmission rule, a file identifier is added, and the file is repeatedly transmitted. Each file transmitted from the transmitting side is transmitted to another file. This is a file of self-describing data including a reference sentence that references the file, and the file identifier of each file is a character string that can be directly selected on the receiving side.
- the receiving side selects and receives the bucket to which the desired file identifier is added based on the set selection condition, and generates display data based on the self-describing data stored in the bucket.
- To obtain the file specified by the reference sentence of the self-describing data using the file identifier of the file as the selection condition, Change the sorting conditions.
- the digital data transmission / reception system includes:
- File storage means for storing a plurality of files
- Transmitting means for adding a module identifier to the bucket and transmitting the bucket.
- sorting and receiving means for selectively receiving a packet to which a desired module identifier is added based on the set sorting condition and outputting data stored in the bucket; b2) each of the buckets Receiving data storage means for storing the data stored in the module separately for each file,
- the file storage means stores a file storing self-describing data including a reference to refer to another file
- the transmitting means sorts the receiving apparatus into a reference file that refers to the other file and a reference file that is referenced by the reference file.
- the receiving means attaches the same module identifier composed of a character string that can be directly selected and sends it.
- the display data generating means generates display data based on the self-describing data of the reference source file, and stores a required reference destination file in the received data storage. Read from the means to generate display data.
- the digital data transmission / reception method includes:
- a plurality of stored files are bucketed based on a transmission rule, a module identifier is added to each bucket, and the bucket is repeatedly transmitted.
- the receiving side selects and receives the bucket to which the desired module identifier is added based on the set selection condition, and stores the data stored in the bucket for each file separately.
- the receiving side directly discriminates a reference file that refers to the other file and a reference file that is referenced by the reference file. Possible With the same module identifier consisting of a unique
- the digital data transmission / reception system includes:
- transmitting means for packetizing the plurality of files based on a transmission rule and repeatedly transmitting the packet, wherein the transmitting means adds a module identifier to the bucket and transmits the packet;
- sorting and receiving means for selectively receiving a packet to which a desired module identifier is added based on the set sorting conditions, and outputting data stored in the bucket; b2) each of the packets; Received data storage means for storing stored data separately for each file,
- the file storage means is referred to by a reference source file storing self-describing data including a reference sentence that refers to a plurality of other files and the reference source file. And stores a plurality of referenced files.
- the transmitting means transmits the plurality of referenced files with the same module identifier composed of a character string that can be directly selected by the selecting and receiving means of the receiving apparatus, and transmits the plurality of referenced files; c3)
- the display data generating means generates display data based on the self-describing data of the reference source file, and stores the required reference destination file in the received data storage means. To generate display data,
- the selection condition changing means when selectively receiving the reference destination file, PTJ 02365
- the module identifier is used as the selection condition.
- the digital data receiving device comprises:
- the bucketed file to be transmitted is a reference file composed of self-describing data including a reference to refer to another file, and a reference file.
- a reference destination file referred to by the file, and the same module identifier composed of a character string that can be directly selected by the selection receiving means is given;
- the display data generating means generates display data based on the self-describing data of the reference source file, reads a required reference destination file from the reception data storage means, and displays the display data.
- the selection condition changing means extracts a character string which can be directly selected by the selection receiving means, out of the absolute path of the reference file, in order to selectively receive the reference file, The selection condition is given to the selection receiving means.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of the transmission / reception system according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram showing a transmission state of radio waves in satellite broadcasting.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an outline of the transmission device.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a transport stream transmitted in satellite broadcasting
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the structure of bucketed data.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the contents of the control data PMT111.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the contents of the control data PMT114.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the contents of the control data PAT.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the contents of control data NI #.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing an outline of the receiving apparatus.
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a hardware configuration of the transmission device.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a file configuration of the HTML data storage unit.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing the contents of the HTML file.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a display displayed on the screen based on the HTML file.
- Figure 15 shows an example of the created correspondence table.
- FIG. 16 is a block diagram showing an example of a hardware configuration of the data conversion section 375.
- FIG. 17 is an example showing a correspondence table.
- FIG. 18 is a flowchart for creating a correspondence table in the data conversion unit 375.
- FIG. 19 is a block diagram showing a hardware configuration of the receiving device.
- FIG. 20 is a functional block diagram of the transport decoder.
- Figure 21 is a flowchart of the reception control program.
- Figure 22 is a flowchart of the display program.
- FIGS. 23A, 23B and 23C show tables of the lettering conditions.
- FIG. 24 is a diagram showing a file configuration after conversion.
- FIGS 25A, B, and C are diagrams showing the contents of the HTML file after conversion.
- Figure 26 is a flowchart of the file name conversion process.
- FIG. 27 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a digital broadcasting system according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIGS. 28A and 28B are diagrams showing the structure information of the HTML file and the UU object.
- FIG. 29 is a diagram showing the structure of data transmitted in a bucket.
- FIG. 30 is a diagram for explaining filtering conditions.
- FIG. 31 is a hardware configuration diagram of the receiver 4 14.
- FIG. 32 is a diagram showing the overall configuration of a receiving system using the receivers 4 14.
- Figure 33 shows the data content of the reference source file.
- FIG. 34 shows an image based on the reference file of FIG.
- Figure 35 shows the hierarchical structure of the file on the sending side.
- Figure 36 is a flow chart of the display program.
- FIG. 37 shows an example of the htm1 data in the case of combining the finales.
- FIG. 38 shows an example of the htm1 data in the case of combining the finales.
- Figure 39 shows an example of the htm1 data when there is a reference file other than the automatic reference file.
- FIG. 40 is a display example based on FIG.
- FIGS. 41A and B show the html data of the reference file referred to in FIG.
- FIGS. 42A and 42B are display examples of the html data of FIG.
- Figure 43 shows the hierarchical structure of the file on the transmitting side.
- Figure 44 shows the data content of the reference source file.
- Figure 45 shows the hierarchical structure of the file on the transmitting side.
- FIG. 46 is a flowchart of the cache area write program.
- FIG. 47 is a diagram showing the structure of data transmitted in a bucket.
- Figures 48A, B, and C show the data structure of the cache area.
- Fig. 49 shows an example of the htm1 data of the reference file.
- 5A and 5B are display examples of the htm1 data of FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- the digital data transmission / reception system 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes a transmission device 3 and a reception device 11.
- the transmission device 3 includes a file storage unit 7 and a transmission unit 5.
- the file storage means 3 stores a plurality of files composed of self-describing data. Some files also contain reference statements that refer to other files.
- the file identifier of each file stored in the file storage means 7 is composed of a character string that can be directly selected by the selection means 15 of the receiving device 11.
- the transmitting means 5 adds the file identifier to the plurality of files, forms a bucket based on a transmission rule, and repeatedly transmits the packets.
- the receiving device 11 includes a receiving unit 14, a sorting unit 15, a display data generating unit 19, and a sorting condition changing unit 17.
- the receiving means 14 receives the transmitted bucket.
- the selecting means 15 selects only the packet to which the selection target identifier is added from the received buckets based on the set selecting condition.
- Display data The data generating means 19 generates display data based on the self-describing data stored in the selected bucket.
- the selection condition changing means 17 changes the selection condition so that the file specified by the reference sentence in the self-describing data stored in the selected bucket can be obtained.
- the selection condition changing means 17 selects the display area specified by the reference command sentence among the areas displayed on the display means 20 based on the generated display data.
- the setting conditions of the selection means are changed so that the file specified by the command can be selected.
- the present invention is applied to satellite broadcasting will be described below. However, it can be applied to terrestrial broadcasting and cable broadcasting such as cable television, as long as the broadcasting is packetized and transmitted.
- FIG. 2 schematically shows the state of transmission of radio waves in satellite broadcasting.
- Radio waves from the ground station 1002 are transmitted to the ground via satellite 104.
- Satellite 104 transmits a plurality of trans-stream streams 101 0, 10 20 and 10 30.
- Each transport stream is distinguished by frequency, polarization plane, etc.
- the transport stream 10010 includes a plurality of services (corresponding to terrestrial broadcasting channels). 0 1 1, 1 0 1 2, 1 0 1 3, 1 0 1 4 are no. They are multiplexed by time division.
- services 1021, 1022, 1023, and 1024 are multiplexed in the trans-stream stream 102, and the trans-stream is performed.
- Services 1031, 1032, 1033, and 1034 are multiplexed in tostream 1030.
- Each transport stream includes image data and audio data for each service, control data for indicating program information, control data for indicating the current time, and the necessary data for the bucket. Control data and the like are also transmitted.
- FIG. 2 only three transport streams are shown, but in fact more transport streams are sent.
- four services are multiplexed for each of the transport streams, but actually more services are multiplexed.
- FIG. 3 shows a configuration of a transmitting apparatus for generating and transmitting the above-described transport stream. In the figure, only the transport stream 101 is shown, but the other transport streams 102, 110 are generated in the same manner. Is done.
- the data storage unit 171 stores the image / audio data of the service 101 1. This data is compressed by the encoder 18 1 and supplied to the multiplexer 16. Similarly, the data storage unit 172 and the data storage unit 173 store the image / audio data of the service 101 and the service 101, respectively.
- the image data is compressed by the encoder 182 according to the MPEG2 video standard, and the audio data is compressed by the encoder 1883 according to the MPEG2 audio standard, and supplied to the multiplexing unit 160.
- the data storage section 174 stores the HTML data for the service 114. This data is converted into a module with an object header by a data converter 184 based on the MPEG2 system standard. Each module is set with module id. Details of the setting process will be described later.
- the control data generator 180 generates control data for packet multiplexing, control data for indicating program information, control data for indicating the current time, and the like.
- the control data for bucket multiplexing is added to correctly identify the image Z audio data of a plurality of services that have been bucketed in a time division manner.
- the multiplexing section 160 multiplexes the data supplied from the control data generating section 180, the encoders 181-18.3 and the data converting section 184 in a time-division manner, and performs fixed-length packets. Output as a transport stream.
- the multiplexing unit 160 stores the identifier of the module in the section header of each packet when bucketing the data supplied from the data conversion unit 184.
- the module identifier is composed of the directory id and the module id (eight digits in total), so the first four digits are the bucket ID and the last four digits are the text.
- One bull was memorized in the id_extention area (field). In this way, the module is changed by the note ID and the table ID of each note.
- the receiving side can uniquely identify the packet constituting each file only by the PID and the table id_extention.
- Modulating section 164 modulates the given bucket and outputs it as a transport stream.
- the output transport stream is broadcast to the viewer via the broadcasting satellite 104.
- the transport stream 1010 generated by the transmitting device in FIG. 3 includes, as shown in FIG. 4, the video data 8IV and the audio data 81A of the service 101, and the audio data 81A, Service 1102 video data 82 V, audio data 82 A, service 103 video data 83 v, audio data 83 A, service SV 14 data 84, and more
- the correspondence table 109 is multiplexed. The correspondence table 109 will be described later.
- control data NIT100, PAT101, PMT111 to PMT114 for packet multiplexing are also multiplexed.
- control data EIT 121 to EIT 124 indicating program information, control data TDT 105 indicating current date and time, and the like are multiplexed.
- many control data such as scramble information are multiplexed.
- control data PMT111 and EIT121 are for the service 101
- control data PMT112 and EIT122 are for the service 102
- control data Data PMT113 and EIT123 are for service 103
- control data PMT114 and EIT124 are control data for service 104.
- Packetization is performed as shown by the vertical line 18a in FIG. That is, control data NIT, PAT, PMT, EIT, TDT, video data 8 IV, audio data 81 A, video data 82 V, audio data 82 A, video data 83 V, audio data 83 V , Data 84, and correspondence table 109 are formed in this order.
- the packetization up to the correspondence table 109 is completed, the packetization below the control data NIT is repeated again (see vertical line 18b).
- the multiplexing process is executed based on multiplexing information (not shown) determined in advance.
- Figure 5 shows the basic structure of the bucketed data. Both control data and video and audio data are packets having the data structure shown in Fig. 5.
- a bucket ID (PID) is added at the beginning of the bucketed data.
- the packet ID is a code uniquely assigned to each bucket to identify each packet.
- the content data is bucketed target data (control data, video Z audio data, HTML data, etc.).
- Fig. 6 shows the data contents of the control data PMT111 for bucket multiplexing (the PMT111 contains the video data 8IV and the audio data 81A of the service 101).
- the bucket ID is described.
- the same bucket ID is described in PMT112 and PMT113 for the service 102 and 103 respectively. .
- the PAT includes a PMT 111's bucket ID corresponding to service 101, a PMT 112's bucket ID corresponding to service 101, The packet ID of the PMT113 corresponding to the service 103 and the bucket ID of the PMT114 corresponding to the service 104 are described.
- the NIT contains the transmission parameters such as frequency, polarization plane, and the like for all the trans- port streams 101 to 100.
- a list of services multiplexed in the response stream is described. As a result, it is possible to know which frequency of a specific service is multiplexed in which of the transport streams.
- a transport stream is selected by a tuner 22 2, and data related to a desired service is separated by a transport decoder 2 26.
- the MPU 228 sets the packet ID of the video / audio data of the desired service in the transport decoder 226.
- transport deco The coder 222 outputs the video Z audio data of the service.
- the bucket ID of the control data is set in the transport decoder 226, the separated control data is given to the MPU 228.
- the MPU 228 controls the transport port decoder 226 (that is, sets the control data NIT and sets the packet ID) and takes in the NIT. From the description of the NIT, it is known that the service to be received is multiplexed into the service 102 and the transport stream 101 (see FIG. 9).
- the MPU 228 controls the tuner 222 to receive the transport stream 101 0.
- the MPU 228 controls the trans- port decoder 2 26 to obtain PAT and PMT 1 12 and obtain a bucket ID of video data and audio data of a desired service 10 12.
- the MPU 228 sets the final lettering conditions for selecting these bucket IDs in the transport decoder 2 26, and transfers the data of the desired service 101 2 to the transport decoder 2. 2 Output from 6.
- MPU 228 controls transport decoder 226 to acquire EIT. Further, it controls to display program information and the like based on the acquired EIT.
- FIG. 11 shows an example of a hardware configuration of the transmitting device 3 shown in FIG.
- the following describes the case where the present invention is applied to a digital broadcasting system based on the MPEG-2 standard, the DSM-CC standard, and the DVB-SI standard.
- the MPEG-2 standard is described in IS OZ IEC13818-1 and ISOZ IEC13818-2.
- the DSM-CC standard is described in IS OZ IEC13818-8-6.
- the DVB-SI standard is described in ETSIETS 3 0 4 6 8 (in Japan, ARIBSTD-B21.0 version). Has been described.
- the transmitting device 3 is a satellite digital transmitting device that can multiplex HTML data with video data and audio data and transmit the multiplexed data.
- the configuration of the services 101 and 102 is the same as that of the service 101, and thus is omitted.
- the video data storage unit 311 V stores the video data of the service 101. This video data is compressed by the video encoder 331. The compressed video data is stored in the form of ES (elementary stream) as FIFO memory (first-in-first-out memory). The variable rate is given to 42. The FIFO memory 342 outputs ES of the video data to the bucket circuit 344 at a fixed rate.
- the packetizing circuit 344 divides the ES of the video data into fixed-length packets (for example, 188-length long packets), the PES, and the ° K-cutted ES). And write it to memory 3 52. At this time, each PESS is written with a packet identifier (PID) attached.
- PID packet identifier
- the audio data of the service 101 1 is stored in the audio data storage unit 311A.
- This audio data is also data-compressed by the audio encoder 332 similarly to the video data, and supplied to the FIFO memory 346. Further, the data is converted into a fixed-length bucket in the notching circuit 348, attached to a PID, and written into the memory 354.
- the packet multiplexing controller 356 reads the PES of the video data and audio data stored in the memories 352 and 354 according to the encoding speed. Further, the PID attached to the PES of the video data and the audio data is given to the PMT generation circuit 358. ? In response to this, the 1 ⁇ -th generation circuit 358 generates control data PMT (Program Map Table) 1 1 1. In the control data PMT111, PID attached to PES of video data and audio data of the service is described. The bucket multiplex controller 356 writes the read video data and audio data PES and the control data PMT to the memory 362 by time-division multiplexing.
- time division multiplexed data for the video and audio data of the service 101 is generated and stored in the memory 362.
- the data storage unit 314D stores a plurality of HTML file forecasts, html, today. Html to osaka. Html, and image files stored in the directory ⁇ weather. The files sun.gif to rain.gif are stored.
- a display as shown in FIG. 14A can be made based on the HTML file forecast.html shown in FIG. 13A.
- the data converter 375 sequentially assigns module identifiers assigned to each file as an object header, and creates a correspondence table between the determined module identifiers and the file names.
- the data converter 375 is realized by software using CPU.
- Figure 16 shows the hardware configuration.
- the CPU conversion program will be described with reference to FIG.
- the CPU 375 c determines whether or not the processing has been completed for all the files (step S207), and if the processing has not been completed for all the files, the processing number i Is incremented, and the second file is recorded on the correspondence template. Step S203). In this way, when the processing in step S203 is completed for all the finales, the correspondence table creation processing by the creation program ends.
- the packetizing unit 377 7 converts each of the modules with the module identifiers into packets of a predetermined fixed length, and, at the time of packetizing, a section header of each packet. Then, the identifier of the module is stored.
- the module identifier is composed of the directory id and the module id (total of 8 digits)
- the first four digits are used as the bucket ID
- the last four digits are used as the table id—extension area. (Field).
- the packet that constitutes each file is identified by the PID and the text. It can be uniquely identified only by one bullet id_extention.
- the packetizing unit 377 also converts the correspondence table generated by the data conversion unit 375 into a packet having a predetermined fixed length. That is, this correspondence table is multiplexed as the correspondence table 109 shown in FIG.
- each packet there are a table id area (field) for setting a table id of a predetermined data length and a table id-extension area (field) for setting a table id—extension. I do.
- the module identifier of the module is stored in the table id_extention phase as the tape's id_extention. Details will be described later.
- the socket multiplex controller 384 reads out the data stored in the memory 382 according to the encoding speed. Further, the PID attached to this data is given to the PMT generation circuit 386.
- the PMT generation circuit 386 receives this and generates control data PMT114 (see FIG. 4).
- the PID of the service is described in the control data PMT114. No ,.
- the Ket multiplexing controller 384 time-division multiplexes the read data, or these control data PMT, and writes it to the memory 364.
- the PMT generation circuit 386 first displays the service on the receiving side with its service.
- the module id of the HTML file name that composes the front page is embedded in the additional information field of PMT. Therefore, if this front page is file ⁇ weather ⁇ forecast.html, it is bucketed with file ⁇ weather ⁇ forecast.htmli or module id "0001".
- the table id—extension “0x0001” is written as the module id of the front page.
- FIG. 19 shows a hardware configuration in the case where the receiving device 11 shown in FIG. 1 is realized using a CPU.
- the receiving device 11 has a function of displaying HTML data on a monitor as well as a function as a normal satellite broadcast receiver.
- the data reception function for satellite broadcasting is the same as in the past.
- the antenna 13 1 captures the radio wave from the transmitting device and supplies it to the tuner 13 2.
- the tuner 13 2 selectively receives one transport stream according to the instruction of the CPU 147. Further, the tuner 13 2 performs demodulation processing, error correction processing, and the like, and outputs the result to the transport decoder 14 1.
- the transport decoder 141 determines a desired packet based on a packet identifier (PID) set by the CPU 147 among the packets multiplexed in the transport stream. Only those packets are sorted out.
- PID packet identifier
- a traffic data system includes a bucket of system data in addition to control data, video data, and audio data.
- the transport decoder 1441 discriminates them based on the header information of each packet, and stores control data and system data in the RAM144. Data obtained in packet form; When the finale of 1 is reached, it is stored in RAM 144 for each finale.
- the filtering condition storage section 154 stores filtering conditions. For example, PID to select, table id, and table id—e xtention is stored.
- the PID selection unit 156 selects a bucket having a predetermined PID based on the filtering conditions of the final lettering condition storage unit 154. Of the selected buckets, the video data buckets are shown in the video decoder 1337 shown in Figure 19, and the audio data packets are shown in the audio decoder 1334 shown in Figure 19
- the bucket of data is output to the section data selection unit 155.
- the section data selection section 155 outputs only packets having a predetermined table id-extension to the CPU 147 based on the fin- oling condition of the fin- oling condition storage section 154.
- the condition conversion unit 153 changes the filtering condition of the finalizing condition storage unit 154 based on the rewrite instruction from the CPU 147.
- the video data is transmitted to the video decoder 1 via the FIFO memory 13 shown in Fig. 19.
- the compression is decompressed (decompressed or decompressed).
- the video data is converted into an analog signal by a 0-to-8 converter 138, and is displayed on a monitor 140 such as a liquid crystal display or a CRT via a screen synthesizing circuit 139.
- the character data written to the video RAM (VRAM) 1 4 6 is converted to the DZA converter 1
- the signal is converted into an analog signal by 45 and supplied to the screen synthesizing circuit 13 9. This allows characters and the like to be displayed over the video.
- the audio data is supplied to the audio decoder 134 via the FIF ⁇ memory 133, and is decompressed (expanded).
- the audio data is output as audio at speakers 135.
- the remote control operation unit # 49 accepts a viewer's viewing start, designation of a service, an instruction for a genre search of program information, and the like, and outputs the instruction to the micro computer 148 of the receiving device main body.
- the CPU 147 controls the tuner 13 2, the transport decoder 14 1, and the like based on the reception control program, 14 2 c, and the display program 14 2 a stored in the ROM 14 2.
- this program may be a program that functions independently, or may function on the premise of an operating system (such as Microsoft CE's windows CE).
- the ROM 142 stores a reception control program 144 c.
- the operation in the case where a command to switch to 1101 is given to CPU147 will be described.
- the instruction to the CPU 147 is given from the remote control operation unit 149 or an operation panel (not shown). Such a command is given to the micro computer 148 and the CPU 147.
- the CPU 147 sets the bucket ID of the PAT to a register (not shown) for separating the control data of the transport decoder 141. This is because the packet ID of PAT is fixedly set to “0x0000”. As a result, the transport decoder 141 records the content of the separated PAT in the RAM I 44 (step S11). In the PAT, a list of services multiplexed in the currently received transport stream 11010 (see FIG. 9) is described. Thus, CPU 147 knows that the desired service 101 1 is multiplexed into the currently receiving transport stream 101 0. That is, the CPU 147 advances the process to step S12, and then to step S18.
- step S 18 the CPU 147 acquires the bucket ID of the PMT of the desired service 101 1 in step S 18 based on the PAT stored in step S 11.
- the PMT of the service 101 is the packet ID “0x0011”.
- the CPU 147 sets the packet ID “0x0011” of the PMT in the control data separation register of the transport decoder 141 (step S 19).
- the PMT 11 1 of the service 101 1 can be separated and its contents can be obtained in the RAM 44.
- the CPU 147 knows the bucket IDs “0x0022” and “0x0024” of the video data 81 V and the audio data 81 A based on the PMT 111 of the service 101 shown in FIG. This can be done (step S20).
- the CPU 147 stores the video and audio data 8 IV, 81 A packet ID ⁇ 0x00 22 J “0x0024” is set in the final lettering condition storage section 154 (see FIG. 20) of the transport decoder 141 (step S22). As a result, the trans-port decoder 141 selectively outputs only the necessary video and audio data 8IV and 81A.
- step S12 determines in step S12 that the desired service is not multiplexed in the currently received trans- port stream
- the CPU 147 proceeds to step S1. Proceed to 3.
- the CPU 147 obtains the bucket ID of the NIT described in the PAT. Based on this, the CPU 147 obtains the NIT and knows which transport stream the desired service is multiplexed on (step S14, step S14). Top S15).
- the CPU 147 switches the setting of the tuner 134 so as to receive the trans- port stream (step S16). After that, the PAT of the transport stream is obtained (step S17). After that, the above steps S 18 and below should be performed.
- the function of displaying the HTML data on the monitor is realized by the display program 142 a stored in the CPU 147 and the ROM 142.
- the transport decoder 144 stores this in the RAM I 44.
- the CPU 147 receives the system data from the trans- port decoder 141, the CPU 147 executes the display program 142a.
- the display program 1442a is started to execute when the data of such format is received.
- a program for displaying the HTML file stored in the ROM 142 will be described with reference to FIG.
- the operator operates the remote control operation unit 149 to switch to the service for receiving the HTML file to the CPU 147. Give a replacement instruction.
- the CPU 147 changes the selection conditions of the tuner 132 and the transport decoder 414.
- the CPU selects a bucket with PID ⁇ 0x0001 J, table id “0x3C”, and table id—extension “0x0001” so that the CPU can sort the buckets.
- the table id is a fixed value of “0x3C”.
- “0x” in the present embodiment indicates that the number following it is in hexadecimal notation.
- the transport decoder 141 selects a bucket of the PID “0x0001”, the table id “0x3C”, and the table id—extension “0x0001”.
- the HTML file shown in FIG. 13A is selectively received based on the final lettering conditions.
- the CPU 147 determines whether or not the final result of the system data stored in the RAM I 44 is 1 (step S101 in FIG. 22). Specifically, the final block It is only necessary to judge whether or not it has been received.
- the target row number i is initialized (step S103).
- the CPU 147 determines whether or not an automatic reference tag exists in the i-th line of the HTML data of the file (step S105).
- This display data is stored in the VRAM 146 shown in FIG. 19, converted into analog data by the A converter 145, and provided to the screen synthesis circuit 139.
- the screen composition circuit 139 combines the data with the data from the video decoder 137 and outputs the display data to the monitor 140. As a result, a display based on the ith row is made on the monitor 140.
- the CPU 147 increments the target line number i (step S113), and judges whether the i-th line is ⁇ / html> or not (step S113). 1 1 5). In this case, since the i-th row is not ⁇ _htm1>, the processing from step S105 is repeated. As a result, the display based on each line is sequentially displayed on the monitor 140 (see FIG. 19).
- step S115 if the i-th line is Zhtm1>, that is, if it is the last line, the monitor 140 displays a display as shown in Fig. 14A. It has been done. In this state, the operator operates the remote control operation unit 149 to select the desired detailed information. For example, if “1. Today's weather” is selected, the CPU 147 determines in step S117 of FIG. 22 that another file reference instruction has been given, and the transport decoder Set the filtering conditions of 141 (Step S119).
- the CPU 147 causes the CPU 147 to perform a fire based on the source code shown in FIG. 13A. ⁇ ⁇ 6 & ⁇ 6 ⁇ 10 [ 13. Change the finola lettering conditions so that you can select .html. Specifically, it is changed as follows. The CPU 147 refers to the correspondence table shown in FIG. 15 and obtains the module identifier of the file “final ⁇ weather ⁇ today.html”. In this case, Huai Nore ⁇ weather ⁇ today.
- step S101 Thereafter, by repeating the processing in step S101 and subsequent steps, a display as shown in FIG. 14B is made based on the HTML file shown in FIG. 13B.
- step S109 is the same as step S101, and the processing in step S107 is the same as step S119.
- the transport decoder 1441 performs filtering so that the HTML file required to be acquired can be selected.
- Set additional conditions More specifically, since a plurality of filtering conditions of the transport decoder 141 can be set, the HTML file shown in FIG. 13C is added to the file, and the file 0001 You should be able to select /1000.gif.
- the filtering condition is set so that the packet with the tape ID “id_extention“ 0x1000 ”is selectively received. Is done.
- the received packet data is temporarily stored in the memory 144, and the CPU 147 generates a display command based on the stored data and causes the monitor 140 to display the display instruction.
- the transmitting side repeatedly transmits an HTML file, and the receiving side receives the file only when necessary for reference. Therefore, without storing all the HTM L files once, the required files can be saved.
- the display can be switched dynamically by selectively receiving only the file.
- Bucket sorting is performed using the filtering function of the transport decoder. Therefore, the CPU 147 can change the filtering condition of the transport decoder with reference to the received corresponding table. As a result, only the buckets of the files required for reference can be extracted.
- the filtering conditions can be changed quickly, so that the necessary file can be displayed quickly.
- the correspondence table is created on the transmission side, each HTML file name is rewritten based on the correspondence table, and the correspondence table is rewritten.
- the data is transmitted and stored in the receiver, the necessary files are specified by the CPU, and the selection conditions of the transport decoder are changed. Therefore, it is possible to display HTML data transmitted by satellite broadcasting as if it were based on an interactive operation, simply by having a storage capacity for storing only necessary files.
- the correspondence table as shown in FIG. 15 is transmitted, and the CPU 147 refers to the correspondence table to switch the filtering conditions of the transport decoder. I made it.
- the second embodiment by automatically rewriting the file name of the HTML data and transmitting the file, the file required dynamically can be dynamically transmitted without transmitting such a correspondence table. It is a data transmission / reception system that can receive the packets that make up the files.
- the data conversion unit 375 shown in FIG. 11 rewrites the file name part of the HTML data with the module identifier in the first embodiment.
- the data converter 375 is realized by software using CPU.
- the hardware configuration of the data converter 375 is the same as that of the first embodiment, and a description thereof will be omitted. Such a conversion program will be described with reference to FIG.
- the CPU 375c initializes the file name processing number i and the file content processing number j (Fig. 26, step S301), and supports the i-th file. It is recorded on the table model (step S303). Such detailed processing is the same as that in step S203 in FIG. Next, CPU3755C rewrites the file name of the i-th file to the module name. It can be rewritten to ⁇ weather ⁇ forecast. Html ⁇ ma / 0001/0001. Html.
- the CPU 375c determines whether or not the processing has been completed for all the files (step S307). If the processing has not been completed for all the files, the processing number i is incremented. A comment is added (step S309), and the second file is additionally stored in the correspondence table model (step S303). In this way, when the processing of step S303 and step S305 for all files is completed, the content data of the j-th file is stored in the corresponding table. And rewrite it (step S311).
- the CPU 375c determines whether or not processing has been completed for all files (step S313), and if processing has not been completed for all files, the file content processing number ⁇ Is incremented (step S315), and the contents of the second file are rewritten. In this way, when the processing in step S311 is completed for all the files, the automatic rewriting processing ends.
- the correspondence table created in this way is given to the packetizing section 377, together with each module, and is converted to a packet and stored in the memory 382. Is done.
- the transmitting side repeatedly transmits the HTML file, and the receiving side receives the file only when necessary for reference.
- the module id to be embedded in the header is composed of a character string that can be directly identified by the transport decoder so that each HTML file can be selected by the transport decoder on the transmission side. Filtering conditions are changed and extracted based on the module id. Therefore, it is possible to select and receive only necessary files and temporarily switch the display, without having to temporarily store all HTML files. Thus, necessary data can be displayed more quickly. In addition, even when there is an automatic reference sentence, the filtering conditions can be changed promptly, so that the necessary file can be displayed quickly.
- the hardware configuration is the same as in the first embodiment, and a description thereof will not be repeated.
- the transmitting side directly transmits the file name (absolute path) and the file name of the reference destination of each file to a character string that can be recognized by the transport port decoder. Sometimes rewritten.
- the receiving side does not need to refer to the correspondence table by using the CPU.
- step S119 of FIG. 22 may be changed as follows. For example, when the operator selects an area where “1. Today's weather” is displayed on the remote controller, the CPU 147 causes the CPU 147 to perform the following based on the source code shown in FIG. 25A. / 0002. Change the filtering conditions to select html. The filtering conditions are changed in the same manner as in the first embodiment, and the tape drive id—extension “0x0001” is switched to “0x0002”. It should be noted that ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ID is not changed since it is not changed.
- each file is represented by a full path name, with directory names separated by "/”.
- the file 0001.html in directory / 0001 is represented by /0001/0001.html
- the receiving side since the file identifier of each HTML file is specified by a code that can be directly identified by the transport decoder, the receiving side supports the necessary HTML files. Change the filtering conditions without using a table and extract Can be issued. This allows the required data to be displayed more quickly.
- each directory has a directory name belonging to ⁇ weather.
- each file can be uniquely identified by the directory name by the PID and the relative path name by the table id_extention.
- the present invention is not limited to this. If a plurality of files belong to different directories, the correspondence table model shown in FIG. It is sufficient to prepare and apply them sequentially.
- the directories name of good c is found also in the jar by sequentially applying to the same module id, even when a plurality of off ⁇ i le is, belong to the same directories, different Rudy Lek You can add the module id of the tree name.
- FIG. 27 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a digital broadcasting system according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- the digital broadcasting system includes a data transmitter 410 and a data receiver 414.
- the data transmitter 4110 includes a data storage section 4111, a data conversion section 4112, and a data multiplexing transmission section 413.
- the data storage unit 411 is, for example, a hard disk device or an optical disk. It is composed of storage devices such as devices and stores digitized data. All data are associated with file names so that they can be uniquely identified.
- the data conversion unit 412 reads data from the data storage unit 411 and downloads the data from the data storage unit 411, which can be transmitted by a DSM-CC data roux cell, which is a protocol in the MPEG-1 transport stream. (DDB) section. Specifically, the data conversion unit 412 stores the data in the table id—extension field of the section header and the data storage unit 411 when converting the data into the DDB section. Set the module id specified by the file name. Further, the data conversion unit 412 repeatedly transmits the data to the data multiplexing transmission unit 413 so that the data is multiplexed by the PID specified based on the file name. In this embodiment, since the file name is represented by a 4-digit hexadecimal character string, the module id is also represented by a 4-digit hexadecimal character string.
- FIG. 28A shows the data structure of the data stored in the file storage unit 411.
- the file name of the full path is "/ 0001".
- the directory data 530 has a list of file names included in the directory. In this case, the file names 0001.html, 0002.html, 0003.html Including.
- Each of the finale 0001. html, 0002. html, and 0003. html is respectively the finale name of the funorenos as /0001/0001.html ", /0001/0002.html, and /0001/0003.html.
- / 0001/0 001.html is an HTML having a line 532 indicating a reference to the file /0001/0002.html and a line 533 indicating a reference to the file /0001/0003.html. Data.
- Fig. 28B shows the data structure of each module when transmitting the directory data and file data of Fig. 28A.
- each transfer data is transmitted as a UU object.
- the U—U object in the DSM—CC standard is a directory or file that has an object header added to the file data.
- one U-U object is transmitted as one BIOP message in order to perform section filtering by hardware.
- Each module is divided into blocks of a certain size (only the last block may be smaller than the block size), and is repeatedly transmitted as a DDB message.
- the DSM—CC standard specifies a transmission format for transmission over the MPEG-2 transport stream.
- the header of the DDB section contains module information such as tape ID and tape ID so that section filtering at the receiver can be easily realized. id one extention power S is included.
- the DDB section has a section header field and a DDB message field.
- the section header field consists of a table id field that stores an 8-bit table id and a table id_extention field that stores a 16-bit table id—extension.
- Have The DDB message field stores block data obtained by dividing the object 533 shown in FIG. 28B into data of a predetermined fixed length (4066 bytes). .
- '0x3C' is set in the table id field and is displayed.
- the module id of this object, '0003' is set.
- the full path file name of the file constituting each module is specified by an 8-digit hexadecimal character string.
- Table id_extention file Since the data conversion area has only 16 bits, the data conversion unit 412 embeds the latter 4 digits (16 bits) in the tape, the ID_extention field, and the first half. It instructs the multiplexing transmission section 413 to multiplex the four digits of the PID with the PID. For example, the file “70001 / 0003.html” stored in the file storage unit 4111 is pocketed as the PID “0001” and the tape “ID” id—extentorT0003. .
- the data multiplexing transmission section 4 13 has a PAT (program allocation table) and a PMT (program map talble) defined in the MPEG-2 system (not shown) as inputs, and a DVB-SI.
- Multiplexed DDB sections to be transmitted are multiplexed with the specified PID, and further encoded according to the characteristics of the transmission path used.
- channel coding processing is performed as transmission path coding. For example, processing such as randomization, error correction, and interleaving.
- digital modulation such as 64QAM (quadrature amplitude modulation) is performed, and the obtained stream data is transmitted as broadcast waves.
- the data transmitter 410 can repeatedly transmit the HTML HTML file by packetizing it.
- the data receiver 4 14 shown in FIG. 27 includes a final lettering section 4 15, a primary storage section 4 16 for storing data, a file name filtering condition conversion section 4 17, and a file acquisition instructing section 4. It has 18 and.
- the filtering section 415 receives the transponder stream from the stream transmitted as broadcast radio waves, and outputs a section corresponding to the specified filtering condition. Data is stored in the primary storage unit 4 16. The filtering unit 415 extracts only the bucket having the specified PID, the table id, and the table id—extension set from the received transstream stream.
- the primary storage unit 416 is realized by RAM and stores the data extracted by the filtering unit 415.
- the file name filtering condition conversion unit 417 is configured to change the filtering conditions based on the operation of the operator so that the specified HTML file can be extracted. Set the sorting conditions for the ring section 4 15.
- the file acquisition instructing section 4 18 includes a data processing section 4 19, an input section 4 20, and a display section 4 21.
- the data processing unit 419 processes multimedia data (for example, HTML, bitmap, AV, etc.) and generates an image to be displayed on the screen of the display unit 421. Also, it processes data according to the signal notified from the input unit 420 and updates the image. Furthermore, when it becomes necessary to obtain a new file by processing the data, the desired file name is instructed to the file name finalization condition conversion unit 4 17. I do.
- multimedia data for example, HTML, bitmap, AV, etc.
- the input unit 420 notifies the data processing unit 419 of a signal input by the operator.
- the display unit 421 displays the image generated by the data processing unit 419 on the screen.
- PID and module id are concatenated by a 4-digit hexadecimal string using '/' and 'no as delimiters. For example, for the file 0001/0003.
- the file name filtering condition converter 417 shown in FIG. 27 extracts the PID and the module id from the file name and converts them into the filtering conditions shown in FIG. In the filtering conditions, the parts other than the PID and module id are fixed values.
- the filtering condition is set in the filtering section 4 15, "1" is set in the mask bit in the section header of the bucket transmitted with the PID force "0001".
- the primary storage unit 4 16 acquires it. By setting this filtering condition, all data in the "/0001/0003.html" file transmitted as the DDB section can be acquired. You.
- section header of each section the section number of the section and the last section number are written. By referring to these, one file is formed. Sections can be reliably sorted.
- the determination as to whether or not the block is a component of a module is performed as follows.
- the last section number is stored in the section header of the DDB section. Therefore, up to the block whose section number matches the final section number can be recognized as one module.
- the final section number is 8 bits, one module is large data and one module is composed of blocks exceeding the maximum value of 256 that can be represented by 8 bits.
- the section number in the section header of the DDB section goes around once, and it cannot be determined whether or not the block is the last block of the module. In such a case, for example, it is determined whether or not the block number of the DDB message exceeds 256, and if it does, the block number exceeding the last section number is determined. It is only necessary to judge that it constitutes one module.
- the receiver 4 14 includes a tuner 6 40, a transport decoder 6 41, an AV decoder 6 4 2, an input IZF 6 4 3, a CPU 6 4 4, a ROM 6 4 5, R AM 6 4 6 is provided.
- the tuner 640 receives the transport stream from the broadcast radio wave according to the instruction of the CPU 644, and passes it to the transport decoder 641.
- the transport decoder 641 selects the section data that matches the specified filtering condition from the transport stream received in accordance with the instruction of the CPU 644, and Transfer to AM 6 4 and store.
- the transport decoder 644 and the tuner 640 constitute a final lettering unit 415.
- the transport decoder 641 converts the PES bucket of the specified PID from the transport stream received by the instruction of the CPU 644 into the AV stream. Transfer to decoder 6 4 2.
- the AV decoder 642 decodes the AV PES packet received by the instruction of the CPU 644, and outputs video and audio.
- the AV decoder 642 combines the on-screen display (OSD) graphics according to the instructions of the CPU 644, and outputs it as an image.
- the AV output of the AV decoder 642 is supplied to a TV monitor or the like that displays an image based on the NTSC system, the PAL system, or the like.
- the input IZF643 is configured by an infrared remote control or the like, and receives an input signal of the remote control according to an instruction of the CPU6444.
- the CPU 644 executes a software program stored in the ROM 645 and controls various types of software.
- the filtering condition converter 417 is realized by an AV decoder 642, an input IZF 643, and a software program stored in the ROM 645.
- ROM 645 stores each software program constituting the receiver.
- the RAM 646 is used when the software program stored in the ROM 645 is executed on the CPU 644. It also stores the data filtered by the transport decoder 641.
- Fig. 32 shows a configuration in which the data receiver 414 shown in Fig. 31 is configured as a receiving system.
- the data receiver 651 is connected to the antenna 65 and the TV monitor 653.
- the operator operates the remote control 652 to give a selection command to the data receiver 651.
- the display data displayed on the TV monitor 653 will be described.
- the processed content of the HTML data 531, shown in FIG. 28A is displayed on the screen as an on-screen display graphic.
- the TV monitor 653 has the character string “Chapter 1” based on the line 5332 of FIG. 28A in the area 6554 and the line of FIG. 28A in the area 6555.
- the character string “Chapter 2" based on 5 3 3 is displayed.
- Such a display is called a hot spot.
- region 6555 is the currently selected state and is highlighted. This state is referred to as the selected hot spot.
- the remote control 65 When a signal indicating “decision” is input from the CPU 2, the CPU determines that it is necessary to refer to the file /0001/0003.html in line 53 3, and the trans-spot decoder 6 4 Change the filtering conditions to extract "/0001/0003.html” to 1.
- the data converter 412 is provided on the transmitting side, and the file name filtering condition converter 417 is provided on the receiving side.
- yo is, off I filter-ring portion 4 1 transport file data in 5 Todekoda and Le, selectively separated using a U Haiti Douea still t can be obtained directly in the primary storage unit,
- the file to be transferred is HTML data has been described, but other data may be transferred.
- a data conversion unit for converting a file name into data identified by a value obtained by converting a file name according to a conversion rule is provided on a transmission side, and a file name is provided on a reception side according to a conversion rule.
- the file name of each file is the number of characters and the character type that can be read by the transport decoder, and the file name is used as the module id in each packet. I tried to embed it. That is, a different module id is assigned to each file. In this embodiment, the same module id is assigned to a plurality of related files.
- the reference source file “samp 1 e ⁇ htm 1” shown in FIG. 33 is defined by the style tag of each image data of the three reference files si.png, s2.gif, and s3.jpeg. Html data to be displayed at the specified position. Thereby, for example, an image as shown in FIG. 34 is displayed.
- the reference file to be received without fail can be preliminarily selected as the reference source file, so that quick display is possible.
- transmission and reception may be performed as follows.
- the directory name should be a character type with a character length that can be read by the transport decoder.
- the packetizing unit 3777 does not use the file name as the module id as in the second embodiment, but uses a file. Let the directory name be the module id. That is, each packet of the file sample, html, si.png, s2.gif, and s3.jpeg is transmitted with the same module id “001” added thereto.
- any data may be set as the module ID on the transmission side. Can be determined. Also, the part enclosed by / and Z before the file name is the directory name, and the data existing at that position is set as the module id. You may.
- a cache area of a predetermined capacity is secured in the RAM 144, and when selecting a file, all files with the same module id as the file are received and temporarily received. Stores each file in the cache memory. Then, when reference is required, the CPU may read a necessary file from the cache area.
- Figure 36 shows the flow chart for displaying on the receiving side.
- the difference from Fig. 22 is that when there is an automatic reference tag at step S105, the filtering conditions of the transport decoder are not set immediately, but the necessary conditions are set.
- step S117 when another file reference instruction is given in step S117, the reference destination file required in step S118 is also keyed. It is determined whether or not the file exists in the cache area. If the file does not exist, in step S119, the directory name of the file is entered into the filter of the transbode decoder. Set as ring condition.
- the above-mentioned reference source file and reference destination file may be transmitted together as one file.
- a definition statement that defines the file format “mu 1 tipart / mixed” that indicates that a file is composed of multiple files is prepared. . Therefore, each file in FIG. 35 may be transmitted together as one file as shown in FIGS. 37 and 38.
- the reference source file and a plurality of reference destination files can be received collectively, and high-speed display can be performed.
- line 611 is a declaration statement indicating that this file is a file in which a plurality of files are linked.
- Lines 615 represent the delimiter mark for each concatenated file. That is, in this case, the data "bou n d a r y -s a m p 1 e" is a delimiter from the next file.
- Line 621 is the file name
- line 623 is the data length, which in this case is 928 octets.
- Lines 6 and 19 show the data format of this file, in this case, text data in the html format.
- Lines 6 13 show the computer where this file resides and its directory.
- Line 630 is the area for the second file, si.png, line 631 is the delimiter, line 633 is the data format, and line 635 is the file.
- Name line 637 shows the data length, and line 639 shows the data.
- the data format is png image data.
- Lines 633 and 635 are regions for files s2.gif and Huinore s3.jpeg, respectively.
- the reference source file shown in FIG. 39 not only the reference destination file to be automatically referenced, but also the reference destination file is displayed based on the operation of the operator.
- the display as shown in FIG. 40 is made by the reference source file shown in FIG.
- the reference file t1.htm1 specified by the row 651 of FIG. when the operator specifies the area where the image 641 of FIG. 40 is displayed, the reference file t1.htm1 specified by the row 651 of FIG.
- the data is htm 1 data as shown in FIG. 41A
- an image as shown in FIG. 42A is displayed.
- the html data is as shown in 1A, an image as shown in Fig. 42B is displayed.
- the same module id is assigned to a plurality of related files t1.png, t1.html, 12.2.png, t2.html, and t3.png. And send them, and receive them selectively by module id.
- the reference files that are always selected and received but also the reference files other than the automatic reference files can be sorted together with the reference source files in advance, so that it is quicker. Display is possible.
- the reference source file and the reference destination file are all summarized. However, if there are multiple referenced files referenced by a given source file, simply sending these files together with the same module id and sending each It is not necessary to set the filtering conditions every time the language is interpreted, and high-speed display is possible. Further, the transmitting side may determine whether to assign a different module id according to the reference frequency of the referenced file.
- html belongs to the directory http: // www / dir AZ OOOl as shown in Fig. 45, the filtering is performed to receive the source file index.html.
- set multiple filtering conditions in the transport decoder and collectively receive packets with multiple module ids The same can be done as in the case.
- a data fetching program as shown in FIG. 46 is stored in the ROM 142 of FIG. 19 and executed.
- Figure 46 is a detailed flowchart of the process of loading data into the cache area.
- the reference source files i dex and htm l are packetized and transmitted per section as shown in FIG. 47.
- the finale id may be transmitted as in the conventional case.
- the final name is used as the module id. Therefore, as shown in Figure 29, DD If the module id is stored as the data of the second item of the B message, each file can be distinguished. On the other hand, in the present embodiment, the same module id is added to the files belonging to the same directory. Therefore, unless the file id is embedded and transmitted, the receiving side cannot distinguish it.
- the writing to the cache area will be described with reference to FIG.
- the CPU 147 sets the filtering condition of the transport decoder 141 so that it can select a packet having the value of tape id—extention; “001”. I do.
- the CPU 147 determines whether or not data has been received from the transport decoder 141 (step S401 in FIG. 46). When the data has been received, the DDB shown in FIG. Reads the file name in the message (Fig. 46, step S403)
- the CPU 147 determines whether or not the file name of the data received from the transport decoder 141 is already in the cache area (FIG. 37, step S40). Five ) .
- the file h t t p w w w / d i r A / 0 0 0
- step S407 Since 1 / index.html does not exist in the cache area, it is stored in the cache area as a new file (step S407). Then, the processing following step S401 is repeated.
- step S405 of FIG. 46 if the file name of the file is file http : Z www / dir AZ OOO 1 / index.html, the file name of the received data Since is already present in the cache area, it is linked with the data already stored in the cache area and stored (step S409).
- the CPU 147 determines whether or not all the block data of the file has been stored (step S411), and if all the block data has been stored, the file reception is performed. It is determined that the process has been completed (step S413), and the processing of step S401 and subsequent steps is repeated. On the other hand, if all the block data has not been stored, the processing from step S401 is repeated as it is. In this way, even if a plurality of files are transmitted with the same module id added, the files can be stored in the cache area for each file on the receiving side. In addition, as described above, the transmitting side multiplexes each file in a time series and transmits the multiplexed file.
- the CPU 147 stores the data in the cache and stores the data in the cache. That http:.. / / www / dir AZ OOO 1 / U 1 png, and htti / Xw ww / dir a / / 0 0 0 1 / u 2 and png, http: ,, www / dir AZ OOO 2 Z u 4. Referring to png, display an image as shown in Figure 50B.
- the referencing source file has a file belonging to a different directory (group), it can be displayed.
- a reference destination file commonly used by a plurality of reference source files can be collectively stored.
- a plurality of files as shown in FIGS. 37 and 38 may be transmitted as a single file, and the files may be collectively received.
- the directory name may be automatically rewritten on the transmitting side to a character type having a data length readable by the transport decoder as in the second embodiment.
- a character string having a readable data length for example, “00002” may be rewritten.
- a tag for attaching an image is used as the automatic reference tag.
- other automatic reference tags such as a style tag for determining a style. Can be done.
- the same module ID is added to a plurality of files and transmitted, and the files to which the same module ID is added are collectively stored in the cache on the receiving side, and the cache is stored at the time of reference. If it does not exist, the filtering condition is changed. But Finole Changing the filtering condition may also be the same as the filtering condition that the current filtering condition is trying to set. For example, there may be many files in a directory, and one of those files has not yet been received. In such a case, it is not necessary to newly change the filtering conditions of the transport decoder.
- At least the screening information for specifying one or a plurality of files in the header area of each packet which is directly identified by the transport decoder.
- selection information of possible character types and character lengths selection can be performed only by the transport decoder without storing a correspondence table on the receiving side.
- the transport decoder instead of displaying each line after interpreting each line, it is determined in advance whether or not an automatic reference file exists in the reference source file. If there is, by changing the filtering conditions of the transport decoder, the transport decoder sorts the referenced files to be automatically referenced more quickly. can do.
- the file is transmitted by the DSM-CC object carousel and the DSM-CC data carousel on the MPEG-2 transport stream, but the same processing is performed. It may be transmitted by another protocol that can be used.
- the converted file name is a character string in which the values of the PID and the module id are concatenated.
- the PID may be searched for from PAT and PMT. Any combination of identifiers that can perform the above processing may be used.
- the transmitting side repeatedly transmits all the files, and the receiving side changes the selecting condition of the selecting and receiving means to obtain and display necessary files. Therefore, without transmitting the transmission request to the transmission side, the operator can feel the reception information as if it were interactively switched according to the operation of the reception side operator.
- One-way transmission / reception system or its method can be provided.
- the module id of the HTML TM file that constitutes the front page to be displayed first in the service is embedded in the PMT. Then, the information is stored in the storage unit of the transmitting side, and when the operator switches the service, the receiving side sets the table id—ex tention of the first received bucket to that value. It may be.
- the transmission cycle of the HTML file constituting the front page may be shorter than that of other files when repeatedly transmitted. This is because if there is no HTML file that constitutes the front page, it cannot be included in the service, so that it can be included in the service without any time lag.
- the correspondence table is, for example, /0001/0001.html, and the first half is the PID and the second half is the table. Both the ID and the extention are used for transmission, and the receiver uses both the PID and the table id and the extention for selection by the transport decoder, but only one of them is used. May be.
- the selection may be made only by PID or only by table id—extension.
- three of PID, table id, and table id—extension may be used.
- any identifier that can be directly identified by the transport decoder may be used as an identifier stored in another area of the header area.
- the HTML data is transferred as a service different from the video data and the audio data.
- the HTML data is transferred within the same service, and both are combined and monitored. It may be displayed on the screen.
- the present invention can be similarly applied to other self-describing data, for example, SGML data and XML data.
- the graphic data referred to by the HTML data may be in a JIFF format (.jpg) or the like other than the giffe format, for example, JPEG format.
- the cursor that can freely move on the monitor is moved to select the displayed area, but such control can be left to OS (not shown). Also, the display program may do this.
- the cursor may not be moved outside the selectable area.
- a movable area such as the upper left corner is selected as a default value, and if it is determined as it is, it is determined that the area is selected.
- the required selection reception conditions for example, if “Down” is entered on the remote control, the area immediately below the currently selected area is selected. May be determined, and the corresponding area may be selected.
- This can be specified, for example, by storing the coordinates of each movable area and judging in which direction the input by the remote control is directed.
- the module id of the HTML file name that constitutes the front page displayed first by the service on the receiving side is embedded in the additional information field of the PMT.
- the id of the HTML file may be written to the additional information field of the PMT. For example, if the front page is for the finale ⁇ weather ⁇ forecast.html, then ⁇ weather ⁇ forecast.html is written in the additional information field.
- the receiving side may obtain the module id in the correspondence table shown in FIG. 15 and set the selection condition of the transport decoder.
- the transmission side may scramble and transmit the data, and the reception side may cancel the scrambling.
- the display program is stored in the ROM.
- the display program is stored in a storage medium such as an IC drive CD-ROM, and is stored in a non-volatile memory via an IC drive or a CD-ROM drive. The information may be transferred to the memory for storage. Further, the program may be transferred by communication and stored in the non-volatile memory.
- the program can be transmitted as a computer data signal integrated with a signal carrier.
- File storage means for storing a plurality of files
- transmitting means for packetizing the plurality of files based on a transmission rule and repeatedly transmitting the packets, the transmitting means adding a file identifier to the bucket and transmitting the bucket;
- sorting and receiving means for sorting and receiving a packet to which a desired file identifier is added based on the set sorting condition, and outputting data stored in the bucket; b2) Display data generating means for generating display data based on, b3) sorting condition changing means for changing the sorting condition,
- the file storage means stores a file of self-describing data including a reference sentence referring to another file, and a file identifier of each of the files. Is composed of a character string that can be directly selected by the selecting and receiving means of the receiving device.
- the display data generating means generates display data based on the output self-describing data
- the sorting condition changing means sets the file identifier of the file as the sorting condition. Then, it is given to the selection receiving means.
- the transmitting device is composed of self-describing data
- the other A plurality of files including a reference sentence referring to an aisle are repeatedly transmitted, and the receiving apparatus selects and receives a desired file based on a set selection condition, and receives the received self-describing data.
- Generate display data based on Thereby, the display data can be displayed on the display device.
- the selection condition is changed so that the file specified by the above-mentioned reference sentence in the received self-describing data can be obtained.
- Files required for display can be received. Therefore, a file composed of self-describing data can be displayed on the display means without storing a file unnecessary for display in the storage device. This makes it possible to display files that are mutually referenced with a small storage capacity.
- the file identifier of each file stored in the file storage means is constituted by a character string which can be directly selected by the selection reception means of the receiving device, and the transmission means is a file of the file.
- the sorting receiving means selects and receives the bucket to which the desired file identifier is added based on the sorting condition, and the sorting condition changing means includes In order to obtain the file specified by the reference sentence of the descriptive data, the file identifier of the file is given to the selection receiving means as the selection condition. Therefore, necessary files can be selected without corresponding data for specifying files to be selected.
- the digital data transmission / reception system includes a display unit for displaying the generated display data
- the selection condition changing unit includes a display unit for displaying the generated display data.
- each file stored in the file storage unit is grouped by the file identifier, and the selection unit outputs the file by the file identifier.
- the self-describing data is grouped and output. This allows, for example, paid content You can easily categorize content simply by giving it a different directory name.
- the file identifier is configured by a character string that can be directly selected by the selection unit of the receiving device. If not, the rewriting unit can directly select the file identifier of each file and the file identifier of the reference sentence of each file based on the file identifier conversion rule. Rewrite to a string.
- the rewriting unit can directly select the file identifier of each file and the file identifier of the reference sentence of each file based on the file identifier conversion rule. Rewrite to a string.
- each of the files stored in the file storage means is self-describing data including a reference sentence referring to another file.
- the file identifier of each of the files is a character string that can be directly selected by a selecting and receiving unit of a receiving device, and the transmitting unit transmits the file identifier to the packet.
- the above file identifiers are added and transmitted. Therefore, data corresponding to the identification code of the file to be sorted on the receiving side and the sorting condition of the sorting means becomes unnecessary. This makes it possible to select necessary files faster.
- the rewriting means is configured such that, for a file stored in the storage means, when a file identifier is not given as a character string that can be directly selected by the selecting means of the receiving apparatus. Can be directly selected by the selection means based on a file identifier conversion rule, and a file identifier of each file and a file identifier of a reference sentence of each file. Rewrite to a string.
- the data output by the selection receiving means constitutes a file of self-describing data including a reference sentence referring to another file
- the data generating means generates display data based on the outputted self-describing data
- the selection condition changing means outputs the self-describing data.
- a file identifier of the file is given to the selection receiving means as the selection condition. Therefore, a file composed of self-describing data can be displayed on the display means without storing a file unnecessary for display in the storage device. This makes it possible to display files that are referred to each other with a small storage capacity.
- each file stored in the file storage unit is grouped by the file identifier, and the selection unit includes:
- the self-describing data to be output is grouped and output according to the file identifier. Therefore, the received files can be grouped. This makes it easy to distinguish between paid and free content, for example, by simply grouping them separately.
- the file identifier of each stored file is constituted by a directory name and a file name in the directory, and the selection means selects the file.
- Packets may be grouped by directory.
- the sorting means groups the sorted packets for each directory. Therefore, the received files can be grouped. Thus, for example, paid content and free content can be easily distinguished simply by assigning different directory names.
- a self-describing data file including a reference sentence that refers to another file, and the file identifier is directly selected on the reception side
- a plurality of files composed of possible character strings are stored, bucketed based on the transmission rules, file identifiers are added, and repeated transmission is performed.
- a bucket to which a desired file identifier is added is selected and received based on the selected sorting conditions, and a self-describing type stored in the bucket is received.
- files composed of self-describing data can be displayed on display means without storing files unnecessary for display in a storage device, and can be sorted out.
- Necessary files can be selected without corresponding data to specify the files to be used.
- File storage means for storing a plurality of files
- transmitting means for packetizing the plurality of files based on a transmission rule and repeatedly transmitting the packet, wherein the transmitting means adds a module identifier to the bucket and transmits the packet;
- sorting and receiving means for selectively receiving a packet to which a desired module identifier is added based on the set sorting conditions and outputting data stored in the bucket; b 2) each of the packets Receiving data storage means for storing the stored data separately for each file,
- the file storage means stores a file storing self-describing data including a reference to refer to another file
- the transmitting means includes: a reference file that refers to the other file; and a reference file that is referenced by the reference file.
- the sorting receiving means sends the program with the same module identifier composed of a character string that can be sorted directly.
- the display data generating means is based on the self-describing data of the reference source file.
- the display data is generated by reading the necessary reference file from the received data storage means.
- the reference destination file can also be selected and received. . This makes it possible to quickly display display data based on the reference source file when there is a reference destination file. This makes it possible to select necessary files at a higher speed without storing all the files.
- the data receiving apparatus selectively receives a bucket to which a desired module identifier is added based on a set sorting condition, and outputs the data stored in the bucket.
- the file provided with the change means and transmitted in the form of the bucket is a reference file or a reference file composed of self-describing data including a reference sentence that refers to another file.
- a reference destination file referred to by this reference source file, and the same module identifier composed of a character string that can be directly selected by the selection receiving means is assigned;
- the display data generating means generates display data based on the self-describing data of the reference source file, and reads a necessary reference destination file from the reception data storage means. And generates display data, and the selection condition changing means selectively receives a bucket to which the same module identifier as that of the reference source file is added in order to selectively receive a certain reference source file. Change the selection conditions as described above.
- the data receiving apparatus when the reference destination file is an automatic reference file, temporarily decodes the reference source file to provide a necessary automatic reference file.
- a reference destination file that is automatically referenced can be selectively received without setting a selection condition for selectively receiving the same. This makes it possible to generate display data of a file having an automatic reference file faster.
- the data receiving apparatus by concatenating the reference source file and the reference destination file, allows the reference destination file to reach the reference destination file when selective reception of the reference source file is started. You can select and receive as it is.
- the reference source file and the reference destination file are combined into one file. Therefore, if the sorted files are started to be selectively received, the required files can be selectively received.
- a plurality of stored files are formed into buckets based on transmission rules, and each packet is repeatedly transmitted with a module identifier added thereto.
- a digital data transmission / reception method for generating display data wherein on the transmission side, a reference file that refers to the other file, and a reference file that is referenced by the reference file And the same module identifier composed of a character string that can be directly selected by the receiving side is transmitted, and the receiving side selects a certain reference source file.
- the selection condition is changed so that the bucket to which the same module identifier as the reference file is added is selectively received, and the display data based on the self-describing data of the reference file is changed.
- the required reference file is read out and display data is generated.
- A) a transmitting device having: al) a file storage means for storing a plurality of files,
- transmitting means for packetizing the plurality of files based on a transmission rule and repeatedly transmitting the packet, wherein the transmitting means adds a module identifier to the bucket and transmits the packet;
- Selection and reception means for selectively receiving a packet to which a desired module identifier is added based on the set selection conditions and outputting data stored in the bucket; b2) Each of the packets Receiving data storage means for storing the stored data separately for each file,
- the file storage means is referred to by a reference source file storing self-describing data including a reference sentence referring to a plurality of other files and the reference source file. And stores a plurality of referenced files.
- the transmitting means transmits the plurality of referenced files with the same module identifier composed of a character string that can be directly selected by the selecting and receiving means of the receiving device, and transmits the plurality of referenced files.
- the display data generating means generates display data based on the self-describing data of the reference source file, and stores a required reference destination file in the received data storage. Read from the means to generate display data,
- the selection condition changing means sets the module identifier as a selection condition when the reference destination file is selectively received.
- a plurality of reference files to be sorted can be received collectively. This makes it possible to quickly display display data based on the reference source file when there are a plurality of reference destination files. Thus, necessary files can be selected at a higher speed without storing all the files.
- the data receiving apparatus selectively receives a bucket to which a desired module identifier is added based on the set sorting condition and stores the bucket in the bucket.
- Sorting reception means for outputting the output data
- reception data storage means for storing the output data separately for each file
- display data generation means for generating display data based on the stored data
- a selection condition changing means for changing the selection condition, wherein the file to be transmitted as the bucket is composed of self-describing data including a reference sentence referring to a plurality of other files. Referenced files or a plurality of referenced files referenced by the referenced files, and the plurality of referenced files referenced by a single referenced file.
- the same module identifier composed of a character string that can be directly selected by the selection receiving means is assigned to the file, and the display data generating means performs a self-description of the reference source file. Based on type data The display condition data is generated, and the selection condition changing unit adds a module identifier of the reference destination file in order to selectively receive the reference destination file based on the data of the reference source file. Change the sorting conditions so that the buckets received are sorted and received.
- a plurality of reference files to be selected can be received at once. This makes it possible to quickly display display data based on the reference source file when there are a plurality of reference destination files. This makes it possible to select necessary files at a higher speed without storing all the files.
- the same source module has the same module identifier as the plurality of referenced files. Therefore, only by setting the selection condition for selecting the reference source file without corresponding data for specifying the file to be selected, the reference destination file can also be selected and received. And can be. This makes it possible to quickly display display data based on the reference source file when there are a plurality of reference destination files. As a result, necessary files can be selected at a higher speed without storing all the files.
- the data receiving apparatus selects and receives a bucket to which a desired module identifier is added based on the set sorting condition, and outputs the data stored in the bucket.
- Means, received data storage means for storing the output data separately for each file, display data generation means for generating display data based on the stored data, and selection condition change for changing the selection condition Have the means,
- the bucketed file to be transmitted is a reference file composed of self-describing data including a reference to refer to another file, and a reference file.
- the display data generating means generates display data based on the self-describing data of the reference source file, and reads a required reference destination file from the reception data storage means. To generate display data,
- the selection condition changing means extracts a character string which can be directly selected by the selection receiving means, out of the absolute path of the reference file, in order to selectively receive the reference file, The selection condition is given to the selection receiving means.
- the reference destination file uses a part of the absolute path as the selection condition, files unnecessary for display are stored in the storage device for the file composed of the self-describing data.
- the information can be displayed on the display means without being stored in the memory. This makes it possible to display files that are mutually referenced with a small storage capacity.
- a “receiving device” is a device that selectively receives a desired transport stream and service from at least a plurality of transport streams.
- SGM Self-describing data refers to data to which display designation information such as the layout position when displaying document data, the size of a character string, and information on referenced graphic data is added.
- SGM includes L, HTM L, XML type data, MHEG (maltimed la and hypermedia experts group) standard data, etc.
- the “recording medium on which the program is recorded” refers to a recording medium, such as a ROM, a RAM, a hard disk, a flexible disk, and a CD-ROM, which records a program executable by the CPU. Further, the program includes not only a program that can be directly executed by the CPU, but also a program that needs to be installed once, a program that is compressed, and a program that is encoded.
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