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- Moving image data generating system moving image data generating method, moving image data generating program, and information recording medium
- the present invention relates to a moving image data generation system that generates moving image data based on still image data provided by a customer, a moving image data generation method, a moving image data generation program, and an information recording medium.
- image data stored on an information recording medium such as a memory card is read by a computer terminal such as a personal computer, and is reproduced using image display software installed on the personal computer, so that a photographic image is displayed on the personal computer. You can view it at
- Services such as writing evenings on an information recording medium such as a CD-R are provided.
- Customers can browse photo images, and even customers who do not have a digital camera can handle photos as digital image data.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and its main purpose is to provide a home video playback device such as a DVD player and a computer terminal such as a personal computer.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a moving image data generation system, a moving image data generation method, a moving image data generation program, and an information recording medium on which moving image data generated by the program can be easily browsed.
- a moving image data generation system comprises: at least a unit for reading a plurality of still image data from a film that has been imaged; Means for generating difference data indicating a difference between the quantity calculated from the display time of the still image data and the still image data, and means for adding the difference data to each of the still image data to generate a moving image data And means for recording at least the moving image data and the still image data in this order on the information recording medium.
- the moving image data generation system of the present invention includes: at least a unit for reading a plurality of still image data from an information recording medium provided by a customer; Means for generating difference data indicating a difference between the amount calculated from the display time and the still image data, and means for adding the difference data to each of the still image data to generate moving image data; Further, the information recording medium has at least means for recording the moving image data and the still image data in this order.
- the difference data has a difference from the corresponding still image data.
- the data of 0 or the difference data is composed of data of a difference of 0 from the corresponding still image data and change data calculated based on a predetermined screen switching effect, and the moving image data generation.
- the data having the difference of 0 and the change data may be added to the still image data in this order.
- the information recording medium may include a combination A slide show execution program for causing the user to function as a means for slidingly displaying the still image data may be recorded.
- the recording means may be configured to record music sound data to be played when the still image data is slide-displayed on the information recording medium.
- the apparatus may further include means for communicating with a server that distributes music sound data via a communication network, and the music sound information received from the server may be recorded on the information recording medium.
- the information recording medium is CD_R or DVDR, and that the moving image data is recorded in an information recording area on an inner peripheral side of the information recording medium.
- the moving image data generation method of the present invention includes: at least a step of reading still image data from a film developed by using a reading unit; and a difference data generation unit.
- the moving image data generation method of the present invention includes: at least a step of reading still image data from an information recording medium provided by a customer using a reading unit; and a difference data generating unit. Generating difference data indicating a difference between the still image data and a quantity calculated from a predetermined display time per image; and Generating moving image data by adding the difference data; and recording at least the moving image data and the still image data in this order on an information recording medium using a recording unit.
- the moving image data generation method of the present invention includes: at least a step of reading still image data from a film developed using a reading unit; and using a recording unit to store at least the still image data on an information recording medium and a computer.
- the display time per image or the screen switching effect is set based on a slide effect of a slide show executed on the customer's computer terminal, and the moving image data is generated on the customer's computer terminal. It can be configured.
- the moving image data generation program further comprises: a computer for sequentially extracting still image data read from a film or an information recording medium provided by a customer; and a predetermined display time per image. Means for calculating the quantity of data to be added to the still image data; means for generating the difference data having a difference of 0 from the still image data; and adding the quantity of the difference data to each still image data. It is intended to function as a means for generating moving image data by connecting data in the order of screen display.
- the moving image data generation program may further comprise: a means for sequentially extracting still image data read from a film or an information recording medium provided by a customer; Means for calculating the amount of data to be added to each of the still image data from the predetermined display time per image; means for generating the difference data having a difference of 0 from the still image data A means for generating a change image in which a difference from the still image data is calculated based on a predetermined screen switching effect; in each of the still image data, the number of the difference data; And means for generating moving image data by connecting the data and the change data to the screen display order.
- the information recording medium of the present invention includes a plurality of still image data read from a film or an information recording medium provided by a customer, and each of the still image data includes a predetermined display time per image.
- the moving image data generated by adding the difference data indicating the difference between the calculated quantity and the still image data is recorded.
- moving image data is generated from still image data read from a film or an information recording medium brought in by a customer, and the moving image data, the still image data, and the slide show are stored in the information recording medium.
- One execution program and, if necessary, music and audio data are recorded, so customers who are unfamiliar with the operation of personal computers can enjoy photographic images by playing back video data on home video playback devices such as DVD players.
- customers who have become accustomed to operating PCs can view still image data using the slideshow execution program and play video data using the video playback program installed on the PC. You can browse photo images in any way you like.
- a moving image data generation program for causing a computer to function as a means for generating moving image data from the still image data is recorded on an information storage medium and provided to a customer.
- the video data generation program can generate video data based on the slide effect, so that the video data generated from the still image data can be customized and more suited to customer preferences You can enjoy the slide show.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a moving image data generation system according to a first example of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a lab of the moving image data generation system according to the first example of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a procedure of a moving image data generating method according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a data recording area of the information recording medium according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a procedure for generating moving image data according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration of moving image data according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a specific procedure for generating moving image data according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing another configuration of the moving image data generation system according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing another configuration of the moving image data generation system according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a procedure of a moving image data generation method according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a configuration of moving image data according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing a specific procedure for generating moving image data according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing a specific procedure for generating moving image data according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a configuration of a moving image data generation system according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a configuration of a lab of the moving image data generation system according to the third example of the present invention. ⁇
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a procedure of a moving image data generating method according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- the moving image data system includes, in a photo service store such as a lab, a means for developing a film provided by a customer; a means for reading a plurality of still image data from the developed film; Means for generating, for each still image data, a quantity of difference data calculated from a predetermined display time per image; and adding the difference data to each still image data to generate moving image data.
- Means for generating, the moving image data, the still image data on an information recording medium, and a slide show execution program for causing a computer to function as a means for slidingly displaying the still image data, and if necessary, still image data.
- Slide display Means for recording the music and sound data to be played at the time, and the customer receiving the information recording medium can use a home video playback device such as a DVD player, or a computer terminal such as a personal computer.
- the photograph image can be browsed by using any of the above. That is, while still image data is displayed for a certain period of time or its switching operation is MPEG-encoded as a series of moving image data, and if necessary, music and audio data to be reproduced in synchronization with it are also encoded, and one or a series of It is recorded as a file at the first position on an information recording medium such as CD-R or DVD-R, and then the original still image data used for creating a moving image is recorded according to a still image format such as JPEG.
- DVD player When an information recording medium recorded in such a form is reproduced by a home-use image reproducing device such as a DVD player, the DVD player recognizes only the first recorded portion, and is reproduced as a mere moving image data disc. be able to.
- many DVD players have a function such as displaying a list of the top screen of each chapter and jumping between chapters.By recording each display time of each still image data as one chapter This improves the operability when playing back video data.
- the slide show execution program recorded on the information recording medium can be viewed because all the files can be viewed on the personal computer. It is possible to view still image data using, and to view moving image data using MPEG decoding software.
- the customer can simulate the slide show on a personal computer and use the slide effect (display time of one image and method of switching images). Etc.) can be set as desired, and then, using the moving image data generation program, moving image data can be created based on the set slide effect.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of a moving image data generation system according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing means provided in a photo service store such as a lab that generates moving image data.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating a procedure of the moving image data generation method according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a recording area of an information recording medium.
- FIGS. 5 and 7 are flowcharts showing the procedure for generating moving image data
- still image data used in the following description is a single image data file, which means that all pixel data is written as it is depending on the file format, Some of them are written as a compressed version of the night. The most commonly used method is written in a compressed form of the JPEG format, but files compressed in other formats or uncompressed files may be used.
- moving image data is data for switching and displaying images at certain time intervals.
- the data of the reference image is written as independent data, and the image can be reproduced by itself, but after that, only the difference from the reference image is recorded For the first time compared to the reference image W 03
- the moving image data generation system 1 of the present embodiment includes a customer 3 that provides a photographic image as an undeveloped negative film 4a, a still image data that is developed by developing the undeveloped negative film 4a, and the read still image data. And a lab 2 for generating moving image data based on the information and writing the information on an information recording medium 5 such as a CD-R or a DVD-R.
- the lab 2 has a developing means 2a for developing the undeveloped negative film 4a provided by the customer 3, and a reading means 2b for reading still image data from the developed film.
- Moving image data generating means 2 c for generating moving image data from still image data
- writing means 2 for writing moving image data, still image data, music and sound data and a slide show execution program on the information recording medium 5, and a slide show execution program.
- It has a program storage means 2e for storing and music sound data storage means 2f for recording music sound data.
- Each of the above means may be separately configured, and two or more means such as the developing means 2a and the reading means 2b, the moving image data generating means 2c and the writing means 2d are integrally formed. It may be.
- the music sound data storage means 2f need not be provided.
- a printer for creating a normal print based on the image data read by the reading means 2b may be provided.
- various types such as an ink jet type, an electrophotographic type, and a silver salt type can be used regardless of the type.
- the customer 3 brings the undeveloped negative film 4a to the lab 2, and then records the video data, still image data, music data, and slide show execution program.
- the procedure for obtaining the medium 5 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.
- step S101 the customer 3 brings the undeveloped negative film 4a photographed by the film camera to a photo service store such as the lab 2, and develops the undeveloped negative film 4a and creates the information recording medium 5.
- the photographic image recorded on the undeveloped negative film 4a may be a photograph taken by the customer himself or a photograph taken by another customer. Not only photographic images taken by cameras, but also image data obtained through communication networks such as the Internet or image data processed by customers using image processing software. good.
- the developing process is started in the requested lab 2, but in the case where the music sound data to be performed together with the still image data in the slide show is recorded on the information recording medium 5, the lab 2 is executed in the step S 102.
- the lab 2 is executed in the step S 102.
- this step may be omitted when the music sound data is not recorded on the information recording medium 5, and the music sound data is set by the lab 2.
- the configuration may be such that a music audio data selection terminal is installed in the laboratory 2 and the customer 3 selects music audio data on the terminal.
- step S103 the lab 2 develops the undeveloped negative film 4a using the developing means 2a, and reads the negative film developed in step S104 using the reading means 2b such as a scanner.
- the format of the still image data may be any format that can be read by the personal computer owned by the customer 3, and may be any format such as JPEG, BMP, or JIF.
- the customer 3 may select whether to record the information in the information recording medium 5 in a format.
- the development processing in step S103 can be omitted, and the customer 3 provided the image data as the information recording medium 6.
- the still image data may be directly read from the information recording medium 6 in step S104.
- step S105 the moving image data generating means 2c generates moving image data based on the still image data read by the reading means 2b.
- a specific procedure for generating the moving image data will be described later.
- the format of the video data is M
- Any format that can be recognized by home video playback devices such as PEG 1 and M PEG 2 can be used, and the customer 3 may select the format in which the video data is recorded on the information recording medium 5.
- the read still image data, the generated moving image data, the music / audio data, and the slideshow execution program are written in the information recording medium 5 in a computer-readable state.
- the information recording medium 5 may be any medium that can be played back on a home video playback device such as a CD-R and a DVD-R as described above.
- the video data is played back on a home video such as a DVD player.
- the information recording medium 5 has a configuration as shown in FIG. 4, a moving image data recording area 5a is formed in the innermost part, and the still image data recording area is formed outside the area.
- An area 5b, a music sound data recording area 5c, a program recording area 5d, and the like are sequentially formed.
- the order of the still image data recording area 5b, the music / audio data recording area 5c, and the program recording area 5d is not limited to the configuration shown in the figure, as long as the moving image data recording area 5a is located at the innermost part. Any order may be used. Further, if the slide show execution program is installed in the personal computer of the customer 3 in advance, the writing of the slide show execution program can be omitted, and the customer 3 determines whether or not to record the slide show execution program on the information recording medium 5. Can be selected.
- step S107 the lab 2 provides the information recording medium 5 and the developed negative film 4b to the customer 3, and the customer 3 reproduces a home-use image such as a DVD player at home. View photographic images using a device or a computer terminal such as a personal computer.
- the moving image data generating method of the present embodiment is executed by the moving image data generating means 2c. As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the moving image data generating means 2c calculates the amount of image data to be displayed within the time from the time for displaying one still image data predetermined by the slide effect.
- Reading step (S201) and reading by reading means 2b A step (S202) of sequentially extracting a plurality of taken still images 9 (S202), and the difference data corresponding to the number (the difference is "0" in order to display the same image in this embodiment)
- the step of generating (S204) and the step of connecting the composite data 11 to generate moving image data 12 (S205) are executed.
- the moving image data generation method of the present embodiment does not simply join the still image data 9 but adds the difference 0 data corresponding to the quantity calculated from the display time to each still image data, This generates composite data 11 composed of data and difference 0 data, and connects this composite data 11 1.
- the same display as when displaying still image data in a slide show is performed.
- Video files with effects — Even 1 2 can be generated.
- the frame rate can be set freely, but set it to 60 frames / second to display the video data on a general TV.
- the reference screen shall be every 30 sheets, and images shall be switched at 5 second intervals.
- step S301 X (number of still image data) is set to 1, Y (the number of image data displayed in 0.5 seconds) is set to 0, and Z (number of repetitions of Y) is set to 0. .
- step S302 the X-th still image data is recorded in a file as a reference screen.
- step S303 the difference from the previous image is added to the file as the image data after 1/60 seconds as the difference 0, and this is repeated 29 times To generate a group of image data displayed for 0.5 seconds.
- steps 306 and 307 the operation of generating the image data group is repeated nine times to generate composite data to be displayed for 5 seconds.
- steps S 308 and S 309 the operation of generating the composite data is repeated by the number of still image data, and the moving image data in which each still image data is displayed for 5 seconds is generated.
- a Video CD disc can be created and played on a general DVD player. Will be able to The Video CD standard also has a specification of music sound data, so if music sound data is added according to the specification, it can be converted to video data with music.
- a DVD-Video disc can be created and played back by a general DVD player. be able to. Since the DVD-Video standard also includes music and audio data, moving image data with music can be created by adding music and audio data accordingly.
- the executable file (slide show execution program) is installed in the personal computer in advance, the still image data, its display time, selection of switching effects, etc. are stored in the executable file.
- this executable file is compatible only with personal computers that have the same executable file installed. Therefore, if the still image data and its display time, the selection of the switching effect, and the execution file are collectively stored in the information recording medium 5, it is not necessary to worry about whether the same execution file is installed. There are benefits.
- the slide show execution program recorded on the information recording medium 5 includes the present inventor. The program disclosed in the above-mentioned prior application (Japanese Patent Application No. 2002-133797) is preferable.
- the still image data and the music / sound data are not displayed / played independently of each other, but are linked and displayed. You can enjoy a slideshow that is played back. More specifically, the slide show execution program executes a process for calculating the performance time of the music sound data, a process for extracting the tempo, phrases, sound data, and pauses of the music sound data, a process for extracting the still image data, and the like.
- Music audio data analysis means that performs processing to set display timing, etc., processing to extract specific shapes and colors from still image data, and selection of music audio data suitable for image data by referring to the characteristics of still image data It can function as image data analysis means for performing processing and the like.
- the slide show can be set to end or the display of the still image can be completed at the same time as the end of the performance of a plurality of music sound data.
- the tempo of the music sound data is extracted from the strength, frequency, etc. of the music sound data, and the slide effect time (for example, fade-in / fade-out time) is set according to the tempo of the music sound data, and the music with the fast tempo is set.
- the slide effect can be made faster, and conversely, in the case of a song with a slow tempo, the slide effect can be lengthened to match the tempo of the song with the slide effect.
- audio data and pauses of music audio data are extracted from the strength and frequency of music audio data, etc., and the music is divided into phrases, for example, one still image data per phrase. You can also set the slide show so that one night is displayed.Synchronizing the phrase of the music audio and the display of the still image data creates a sense of unity between the music and the image, and the slide show Can also increase the effect.
- the lab 2 reads the still image data and sets a predetermined slide effect.
- the video data is generated based on the video data, and the video data, the still image data, and the music / sound data and the slide show execution program are written to the information recording medium 5 in a computer-readable state.
- the customer 3 can enjoy photographic images using any apparatus such as a home video playback device such as a DVD player or a computer terminal such as a personal computer.
- the lab 2 is provided with a means 2 for storing the tune audio data, but as shown in FIG. 9, the lab 2 is distributed via the communication network 8 to distribute the tune audio data. It can also be connected to the server 7 that performs the service. With such a configuration, it is not necessary for the lab 2 to store and update the music sound data, and the customer 3 can always be provided with the latest music sound data.
- FIGS. FIG. 10, FIG. 12, and FIG. 13 are flowcharts showing a procedure for generating moving image data
- FIG. 11 is a diagram schematically showing a configuration of moving image data.
- the moving image data is generated based on the slide effect in which the still image data is instantaneously switched.
- a predetermined slide effect is generated. Will change the screen gradually It is also possible to generate moving image data.
- the still image data predetermined by the slide effect is displayed within the predetermined time from the display time.
- change data 10 b difference data for the quantity for displaying the screen switching effect among the quantities.
- Step (S405) and the composite data 11 A step (S 4 0 6) for generating a motor 1 2 is executed.
- the frame rate is 60 frames Z seconds
- the reference screen is every 30 frames
- the images are switched at 5 second intervals.
- the last 0.5 seconds of 5 seconds is the image A change of switching shall be generated.
- Image switching effects include effects that can be set in a slide show, such as the effect of switching the screen to turn the page, the effect of the screen disappearing / appearing gradually, and the effect of moving the page up, down, left, and right.
- the effect can be any effect, but here, the effect of gradually switching to the next image from the left will be described as an example.
- step S501 X (the number of still image data) is set to 1, Y (the number of image data displayed in 0.5 seconds) is set to 0, and Z (the number of repetitions of Y) is set to 0. Set.
- step S502 the X-th still image data is recorded in a file as a reference screen.
- step S503 the difference from the previous image is added to the file as the difference of 1/60 seconds, and the difference from the previous image is added to the file.
- steps 506 and 507 the operation of generating the image data group is repeated nine times to generate composite data to be displayed for 4.5 seconds.
- step S601 K (the number of change data) is set to 1 and the next image data is set as the next image at the left end 1/30 of the screen. (Step S602). In steps S603 and S604, this operation is repeated 29 times to generate composite data to be displayed for 0.5 seconds.
- steps S509 and 5110 the operation of generating the composite data is repeated as many times as the number of still images, so that one still image data is displayed for 4.5 seconds, and the next 0.5 seconds is displayed. Moving image data that is gradually switched to the still image data is generated.
- the moving image data is generated so that the screen is switched by a predetermined slide effect
- either a home moving image reproducing device such as a DVD player or a computer terminal such as a personal computer is used.
- the photographic image can be reproduced more effectively.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram schematically illustrating the configuration of a moving image data generation system according to the third embodiment
- FIG. 15 is a block diagram illustrating units provided in a photo service store such as a lab.
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a procedure for generating moving image data according to the present embodiment.
- the moving image data was generated in the lab 2.However, in order to generate the moving image data, the slide effect such as the display time of one still image data and the screen switching effect was used.
- the slide effect set in the lab 2 may not match the preference of the customer 3 depending on the customer 3 who has received the information recording medium 5 in advance. Therefore, the present embodiment is characterized in that the customer 3 executes a slide show using a personal computer at home, tries various slide effects, and then allows the customer 3 to generate moving image data by himself.
- the moving image data generation system 1 of the present embodiment reads a still image data by developing a customer 3 providing a photographic image as an undeveloped negative film 4a, and developing an undeveloped negative film 4a.
- a lab 4 that writes the read still image data, a slide show execution program, and a moving image data generation program on an information recording medium 5 such as a CD-R or a DVD_R, and creates moving image data using the information recording medium 5.
- PC 3a is a still image data by developing a customer 3 providing a photographic image as an undeveloped negative film 4a, and developing an undeveloped negative film 4a.
- a lab 4 that writes the read still image data, a slide show execution program, and a moving image data generation program on an information recording medium 5 such as a CD-R or a DVD_R, and creates moving image data using the information recording medium 5.
- the lab 2 includes developing means 2 a for developing the undeveloped negative film 4 a provided by the customer 3, reading means 2 b for reading still image data from the developed film, Writing means 2 d for writing the still image data, music sound data, slide show execution program and video data generation program on the information recording medium 5, program storage means 2 e for storing the slide show execution program and the video data generation program, Music audio data storage means for recording music audio data 2 f.
- each of the above-described units may be separately configured, or two or more units such as the developing unit 2a and the reading unit 2b may be integrally configured.
- the music sound data is not recorded on the recording medium 5, there is no need to provide the music sound data storage means 2f.
- a printer such as an ink jet type, an electrophotographic type, a silver halide type, or the like for creating a normal print based on the image data read by the reading unit 2b may be provided.
- requests can be made via ordering stores such as convenience stores, developed negative films and positive films, and memory cards and CD-Rs that record images and images obtained with a print / digital camera.
- the information recording medium 6 may be provided.
- step S701 the customer 3 brings the undeveloped negative film 4a photographed by the film camera to a photo service store such as the lab 2, and develops the undeveloped negative film 4a and creates the information recording medium 5.
- the lab 2 sends the music sound data storage means 2 f to the customer 3 in step S702.
- the customer 3 presents a list of the music sound data stored in the list, and the customer 3 selects the desired music sound data from the list. Note that this step may be omitted when music sound data is not recorded on the information recording medium 5.
- step S703 the lab 2 uses the developing means 2a to The film 4a is developed, and the negative film developed in step S704 is read using a reading device 4b such as a scanner to obtain still image data.
- the format of the still image data may be any format that can be read by the personal computer owned by the customer 3, and the customer 3 may select a format to be read.
- the developing process in step S703 can be omitted.
- the still image data may be directly read from the information recording medium 6 in step S704.
- step S705 the read still image data, music sound data, slide show execution program, and moving image data generation program are read in an accessible manner on an information recording medium such as a CD-R or DVD-R.
- an information recording medium such as a CD-R or DVD-R.
- the present embodiment is based on the premise that the information recording medium 5 is read by the personal computer 3a, so that the writing order may be set arbitrarily.
- the lab 2 provides the information recording medium 5 and the developed negative film 4b to the customer 3.
- the moving image data generation program recorded on the information recording medium 5 is similar to the moving image data generating means 2c shown in the second embodiment, and operates the computer to generate one still image predetermined by the slide effect.
- the composite data 11 is generated by adding the difference 0 data 10 a generated in the still image data 9 and the change data 1 Ob. And the composite data 11 can be linked to function as a means for generating moving image data 12.
- step S707 the customer 3 who has obtained the information recording medium 5 slides and displays the still image data using the slide show execution program recorded on the information recording medium 5 using the personal computer 3a at home. Adjust the slide effect such as the time to display one still image data on the slide effect setting screen and the switching effect of the display screen, and simulate the effect of displaying as moving image data.
- step 708 when the customer 3 drives the moving image data generating program on the personal computer 3a, the moving image data generating program refers to the display time based on the set slide effect, the change condition at the time of screen switching, and the like. Then, the computer is caused to function as the above means, and the moving image data is generated from the still image data.
- the personal computer 3a uses the video data alone or the video data as still image data, music audio data, or a slide show.
- the program is added to the information recording medium 5 such as CD-R and DVD-R.
- the customer receiving the information recording medium 5 browses the video data and the still image data on a home video playback device such as a DVD player or a convenience terminal such as a personal computer.
- the slide show execution program, the moving image data generation program, and the music / sound data as necessary are recorded on the information recording medium 5 created by the moving image data generation system 1 of the present embodiment.
- Customer 3 simulates the slide show on PC 3a before creating video data You can customize the video data, and record this video data on CD_R, DVD-R, etc. and present it to your friends, acquaintances, etc.
- a slide show arranged in a DVD player can be easily played on a DVD player or the like.
- the lab 2 may be connected to the server 7 that provides a music sound data distribution service via the communication network 8.
- the customer 3 brings the undeveloped negative film 4a and the information recording medium 6 to the laboratory 2, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and provides a print service. It is also possible to receive still image data of the customer 3 on the web site, record the created moving image data and the like on the information recording medium 5 and provide it to the customer, or transmit the moving image data and the like via a communication network.
- the moving image data generation system As described above, according to the moving image data generation system, the moving image data generation method, the moving image data generation program, and the information recording medium of the present invention, the following effects can be obtained.
- the first effect of the present invention is that the customer only needs to provide an information recording medium on which film recorded with a film camera or image data recorded with a digital camera is recorded, and a home video playback device such as a DVD player. However, it means that you can browse photo images on a computer terminal such as a personal computer.
- photo service stores such as labs that develop films have a means to create video data based on still image data read from film, and video data can be played back on home video playback equipment. It is recorded on the information recording medium in a possible state and Because it is provided.
- a second effect of the present invention is that it is possible to create moving image data displayed with a slide effect desired by a customer.
- the reason is that by recording the moving image data generation program on the information recording medium of the present invention, the customer can simulate the slide show and set the slide effect, and then create the moving image data reflecting the setting himself. Because it can be.
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