WO2005022913A1 - 放送番組シーン通知システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a system that notifies a terminal device having a function of receiving and reproducing a television broadcast of the start of broadcasting of a broadcast program scene almost in real time.
- Non-Patent Document 1 a mobile phone having a function of receiving terrestrial digital TV broadcast has been announced. This allows the user of the mobile phone to watch television broadcasts on the mobile phone at any desired time while away from home.
- Patent Document 1 a broadcasting station notifies a user of a broadcast program in a program announcement program or the like, and receives a registration of a program that the user wants to view, and registers the program on the day before the broadcast of the program.
- a technique for transmitting notice mail to all users who have performed the notice This is effective in preventing the user from forgetting to view the desired program.
- Patent Document 1 JP 2003-134067 A
- Non-Patent Document 1 "Finally, TV's Mobile Phones One Hour Viewing is in Range” Nikkei Electronics
- Non-Patent Document 2 "Picking up the scene you want to see and eating it" Nippon Computer's new video recorder, Nikkei Electronitas, August 18, 2003, pp28-29
- Patent Aid 3 special issue on mode service Digital Mova with Micro Browser, NTT DoCoMo Technical Journal Vol. 1, No. 1, p28
- a mobile terminal device such as a mobile phone (hereinafter simply referred to as a mobile terminal)
- the mobile terminal device is moving, the state of a received radio wave changes, or the like, or the remaining battery power is low. From the viewpoint of the amount, unlike a fixed television device in a home, it is rare that a TV broadcast is continuously viewed for a long time.
- Non-Patent Literature 2 discloses, for news programs and wide show programs, the top five topics with the longest daily broadcast time, or the specific news that matches the keyword selected by the user.
- a digital recorder and a home server having a large-capacity hard disk device for extracting a related scene in a program from recorded data and reproducing the extracted data are disclosed.
- this technique it is possible to selectively view only some scenes in a program.
- this technique temporarily records a plurality of target programs, and therefore requires a large-capacity storage device, which is difficult to adopt in mobile terminals. Even if it can be adopted, the viewing of scenes using this technology is so-called time-shift viewing, and cannot respond to the user's desire to watch live sports programs in real time.
- the present invention has been made in such a background, and an object of the present invention is to provide a method and an apparatus related to a service for notifying a user of a scene so that the user can view a desired scene in a broadcast program in almost real time.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a method and an apparatus related to a service for notifying a user of a scene so that the user can view a desired scene in a broadcast program in almost real time.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method and a system for distributing advertisement information in accordance with a scene notification.
- Still another object of the present invention is to provide a system for acquiring viewing information in accordance with a scene notification.
- a broadcast program scene notification method is a broadcast program scene notification method for a terminal device having a data communication function and a broadcast reception / reproduction function. Registering desired scene information specifying the desired scene in the broadcast program of the user together with the communication address information of the terminal device; categorizing and managing scene information of the real scene appearing in the broadcast program; Checking whether the scene corresponds to the desired scene; and, if applicable, transmitting to the terminal device of the user the scene information indicating that the broadcast of the desired scene is started or started for the user. Transmitting the broadcast start of the broadcast program scene almost in real time.
- a user registers a scene in a broadcast program desired by the user in advance, and when a real scene in the program corresponds to the desired scene, the user can register the scene substantially when the real scene occurs.
- the broadcast of the desired scene can be started or notified that it has started. Therefore, the user can view the real scene corresponding to the desired scene in real time during the broadcast.
- To be notified “almost in real time” is an expression that takes into account the delay in notifying after confirming the start of an actual scene.
- Classification management of scene information of a real scene appearing in the broadcast program is performed immediately before or immediately after the occurrence of the real scene during the broadcast of the program, or when the schedule management is performed before the start of the broadcast of the program. There can be.
- the scene information includes, for example, channel information indicating a channel on which the scene is broadcast, title information of the notified scene, and at least one of the start time of the scene.
- Channel information is used for channel setting in the terminal device. Displaying the scene title information and the start time on the terminal device helps the user to recognize what the scene is and when to start. When including the start time, it may further include the end time or the duration.
- the scene information may be transmitted by message communication using a telephone number as the communication address information, mail communication using an e-mail address as the communication address information, or data including user identification information. It is performed by broadcasting.
- a step of adding advertising information to the broadcast information of the scene and broadcasting the scene may be further provided.
- a broadcast program scene notification system is a broadcast program scene notification system for a terminal device having a data communication function and a broadcast reception / playback function, and is connected to the terminal device via a communication network, Registration means for registering desired scene information for specifying a desired scene in a broadcast program together with communication address information of the terminal device; management means for classifying and managing scene information of a real scene appearing in a broadcast program; Check whether or not the scene corresponds to the desired scene. If so, scene information indicating that the broadcasting of the desired scene has been started or has been started to the user via the communication network. Scene information transmitting means for transmitting to the user terminal device, wherein the scene information transmitting means starts broadcasting of a broadcast program scene. A and notifies almost in real time.
- the registration means is connected to the terminal device via a communication network, and registers desired scene information for specifying a desired scene in a broadcast program of the user together with communication address information of the terminal device.
- the management means classifies and manages scene information of actual scenes appearing in the broadcast program.
- the scene information transmitting means checks whether or not the actual scene corresponds to the desired scene, and if so, indicates to the user that broadcasting of the desired scene has started or has started. By transmitting the scene information to the user's terminal device via the communication network, the broadcast start of the broadcast program scene is notified almost in real time.
- the registration means has a user's scene correspondence table in which desired scene ro information is associated with the user of the terminal device. Based on the contents of this table, it is possible to determine which user should be notified of each real scene.
- the management means has a scene management table in which at least a corresponding desired scene I sunny report and scene title information are associated with each real scene. With this table, the attributes of each real scene can be determined and stored.
- the scene management table may further include broadcast channel information and start time information of the actual scene.
- a viewing status confirmation server may be further provided.
- the viewing status confirmation server receives, from each terminal device, viewing information including at least information indicating that the broadcast reception / playback function has been turned on in response to the broadcast program scene notification, and checks the viewing status. .
- the viewing information further includes the time when the broadcast reception / playback function was turned on, the time when it was turned off, the time from on to off, the notified scene information, the channel change information, the channel change time, the scene notification opening information, Some information may be included.
- the present invention can be further understood as a computer program for performing a broadcast program scene notification to a terminal device having a data communication function and a broadcast reception / reproduction function.
- a terminal device includes a broadcast receiving and reproducing unit for receiving and reproducing a broadcast, a data receiving unit for receiving data including channel information of a broadcast program, and a channel data extracting unit for extracting the received channel information. And a activating means for setting a receiving channel of the broadcast receiving / reproducing means based on the extracted channel information and activating the broadcast receiving / reproducing means.
- the data receiving means receives data including the channel information of the broadcast program, and the channel data extracting means extracts the received channel information. Then, based on the extracted channel information, the activating means sets the receiving channel of the broadcast receiving and reproducing means and activates the broadcast receiving and reproducing means. However, the activating means is activated by a force capable of automatically performing the activating, preferably after an instruction from the user.
- the present invention can be further understood as a computer program executed on a terminal device having a data communication function and a broadcast reception / playback function.
- a terminal device particularly a mobile terminal
- live programs can be viewed in near real time. The user does not need to pre-recognize the program including the scene, and need not specify it.
- Broadcasting stations may expect to improve the audience rating of a program even if the program is viewed in small pieces. it can. Advertisement information can be added for each scene, and the audience of each program scene can be estimated based on the number of users to which each scene is distributed. As a result, the advertising value of a scene with a large number of distribution destinations increases, and the advertising agency can set a price for advertising information distribution for each scene separately from ordinary broadcast advertisements.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a broadcast program scene notification system according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a schematic hardware configuration example of the mobile terminal shown in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a user's scene table and a reverse lookup table stored in a scene information DB used in the embodiment of the present invention.
- Garden 4 is a sequence diagram showing a process of a terminal and a scene registration server in a registration stage of registering a desired scene that a user wants to be notified in the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of hierarchical classification of desired scenes prepared in advance in the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a screen on the mobile terminal at the time of registration of a desired scene according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a scene management table prepared for each individual program to be subjected to the scene notification service in the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a display screen of a message of a scene notification in a terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 6A is a diagram illustrating an example of a display screen
- FIG. 5B is a diagram illustrating an example of a display screen (b) showing a state in which a broadcast video is displayed when a TV-on instruction of a button is performed on this screen.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing another transition example (a)-(c) of the display screen in the terminal according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a block diagram showing a system configuration in a case where an advertisement is distributed by broadcasting in another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 16 is a block diagram showing a system configuration when an advertisement is distributed via a network in another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a scene advertisement table stored in an advertisement DB together with advertisement information in another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a specific example of an advertisement area in a display screen and text information displayed in the advertisement area in another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram showing a system configuration according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- Garden 20 is a diagram showing an operation example of the mobile terminal and the viewing status confirmation server when transmitting TV-on (TVOn) information to the viewing status confirmation server in the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 21 is a flowchart showing scene information receiving processing (4) of the mobile terminal described in FIG.
- FIG. 22 is a diagram showing another operation example of the mobile terminal and the viewing status confirmation server when transmitting the information of TV ON and TV OFF to the viewing status confirmation server in the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing the scene information receiving process (5) of the mobile terminal described in FIG. 22.
- Garden 24 is a diagram showing still another operation example of the mobile terminal and the viewing status confirmation server when the channel change information is also transmitted to the viewing status confirmation server in the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 25 is a flowchart showing scene information reception processing (6) of the mobile terminal described in FIG.
- FIG. 26 is a diagram showing a modification of the process shown in FIG. 20.
- FIG. 27 is a flowchart showing a modification of the scene information receiving process of the mobile terminal described in FIG. 26.
- FIG. 28 is a diagram showing another modified example of the processing shown in FIG. 20.
- FIG. 29 is a diagram showing a process of exchanging information among the mobile terminal, the authentication server, and the viewing status confirmation server using the authentication server.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic configuration of a broadcast program scene notification system according to the present invention.
- a "program scene” or “scene” in this specification is an arbitrary part of a broadcast program, for example, a series including a person, an object, a scene, and the like, which are presumed to be viewed by a user. Part.
- This system includes a mobile terminal 20 such as a mobile phone having a television broadcast receiving function, a broadcast station 30 for broadcasting a television program, and various servers for performing processing related to a program scene in the present embodiment.
- a mobile terminal 20 such as a mobile phone having a television broadcast receiving function
- a broadcast station 30 for broadcasting a television program
- various servers for performing processing related to a program scene in the present embodiment.
- (Registration server 40, scene management server 42, message transmission server 46), and communication network 10 including a mobile phone network, a packet network, the Internet, and the like.
- the registration server 40 is a server that performs user registration and desired scene registration processing in response to an application from a user who receives a broadcast program scene notification service.
- scene The management server 42 is a server that stores and manages various attribute information of a real scene in a broadcast program.
- An “actual scene” is a scene that is compared with a “desired scene” as a concept, and is a specific scene that has actually (or is expected to occur) in a program.
- the registration server 40, the scene management server 42, and the message transmission server 46 share a user's scene information database (DB) 44.
- DB scene information database
- the message transmission server 46 is a message box for temporarily storing a message to be transmitted.
- messages includes a so-called short message, a relatively short message in which a telephone number is transmitted as communication address information, and an e-mail address in which a mail address is transmitted as communication address information.
- Electronic mail also referred to simply as e-mail).
- the scene management server 42 is connected to the broadcast station 30 to receive input of information on programs and scenes.
- This connection form is assumed to be a dedicated line, and connection via a power network 10 is also possible.
- the mobile terminal 20 is typically a mobile phone, but may include a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), a game device, a car navigation device, and the like if it has a data communication function and a broadcast reception / playback function. .
- PDA Personal Digital Assistant
- the network 10 includes a message server that mediates transfer of short messages or a mail server that mediates transfer of electronic mail.
- the registration server 40, the scene management server 42, and the message transmission server 46 are assumed to be installed in the same place.
- the location may be different from or the same location as the broadcast station 30.
- the contents of the user's scene information DB 44 and the operation of each unit in FIG. 1 will be described later.
- the present invention can be applied to the broadcasting by the broadcasting station 30 whether it is a satellite broadcasting that assumes digital terrestrial broadcasting or an analog broadcasting.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic hardware configuration example of the mobile terminal 20.
- This television device includes a central control unit 201, a RAM 202, a ROM 203, a display control unit 204, a display unit 205, a communication unit 206, an operation unit 207, a flash memory 208, an antenna 211, a TV signal receiving unit 212, an audio processing Department 213, a microphone 214, and a speaker 215.
- the central control unit 201, the RAM 202, the R ⁇ M 203, the display control unit 204, the communication unit 206, the operation unit 207, the flash memory 208, the TV signal reception unit 212, and the audio processing unit 213 are connected to the bus 210. Data is exchanged and commands are exchanged with each other via the bus 210.
- the RAM 202 is a memory that temporarily holds and stores the calculation result of the central control unit 201 and data (including mail) obtained from outside.
- the ROM 203 is a nonvolatile memory that stores an operating system (OS) and various programs.
- the central control unit 201 reads these programs from the ROM 203, and executes predetermined processing according to the programs.
- the flash memory 208 is a rewritable non-volatile memory that stores information such as data acquired from the outside, a mail address, and a URL for later processing.
- the communication unit 206 has a function of establishing a connection with the network 10 and transmitting and receiving data to and from the network 10.
- the operation unit 207 has ten keys and various instruction keys, and provides a user input interface.
- the display control unit 204 has a function of receiving display information such as text and images from the central control unit 201, and driving the display unit 205 based on the display information.
- display information such as text and images
- the display unit 205 includes any display device such as a liquid crystal device and an organic EL device, and has a function of optically displaying an image according to a drive signal from the display control unit 204.
- TV signal receiving section 212 has a function of extracting a signal of a desired channel from the broadcast wave received by antenna 211, and demodulating and reproducing the signal.
- the TV signal receiving unit 212 may include a browser function of interpreting and displaying a document described in BML (Broadcast Markup Language) by digital data broadcasting.
- the audio processing unit 213 performs a process of outputting audio from the speaker 215 and converting input audio from the microphone 214 into a predetermined signal.
- the TV signal receiving unit 212 may include a broadcast recording and recording unit. In that case, the storage unit for recording can use the RAM 202 or the flash memory 208.
- the configurations of the registration server 0 and the scene management server 42 are not shown, but they are all components. It is a computer device and has a central control unit, a communication unit, a storage device, and various input / output devices.
- FIG. 3 shows a configuration example of the user scene table 441 and the reverse lookup table 442 stored in the user scene information DB 44 used in the embodiment of the present invention.
- the user's scene table 441 stores, for each registered user who receives the broadcast program scene notification service according to the present embodiment, the communication address information (here, the telephone number and the mail address) and the scene specifying information for specifying the desired scene.
- This is a data table for registering the desired scene ID.
- This registration site is provided on the website, and the user can perform user registration and registration of a desired scene on the web page as described later.
- the scene notification is performed only by the short message, the user's scene table 441 does not need the mail address column. Conversely, if the scene notification is to be performed only by e-mail, the telephone number column is not required.
- the user's telephone number is managed by the mobile phone carrier, and the server recognizes the mobile phone number based on the unique ID (terminal ID) information transmitted from the mobile phone. That can be S. If the correspondence between the unique information and the mobile phone number is unknown on the server side, the unique ro information may be sent to the mobile phone operator when the scene is notified by a short message, and a request for conversion to the corresponding phone number may be made. Good. It is assumed that the unique ID in such a case is also a kind of communication address information in the present invention.
- the e-mail address is also managed by the mobile phone carrier for the mobile phone number, so it can be recognized on the server side based on the unique m information in the same way, but the user may input it.
- the reverse lookup tape file 442 is a data tape file created from the user's scene table 441, and registers the user IDs for the desired scene ID collectively for each desired scene ID. This table is updated whenever the user scene table 441 is updated. Note that the reverse lookup table 442 is unnecessary if the user to be notified is searched from the user's scene table 441 every time a scene to be notified occurs. However, the search processing time can be reduced by preparing the reverse lookup table 442 in advance.
- This operation is roughly classified into a registration stage in which a user registers a desired scene for which notification is desired, and a classification of scenes appearing in a broadcast program. Divided into a management stage for managing scene information, a notification stage for notifying the user of scene information of a real scene corresponding to a desired scene, and a viewing stage for viewing a broadcast program scene based on the scene information received by the user.
- FIG. 4 shows a process of the terminal and the scene registration server in a registration stage of registering a desired scene that the user wants to be notified.
- the terminal starts a web browser (S1) and accesses a scene registration server of a site that provides a scene notification service according to the present embodiment (S2).
- the server sends the scene menu to the terminal (S4).
- the result of the selection is transmitted to the server (S5).
- the server updates the contents of the user's scene information DB 44 based on the received selection result (S6).
- user information (and a password as necessary) is registered. If the user's password is registered, the user is required to enter the password in step S2, and the user is authenticated.
- FIG. 5 shows an example of hierarchical classification of desired scenes prepared in advance. These desired scenes are classified and enumerated according to genres and the like, which are estimated to be viewed by a relatively large number of users.
- the numerical value at the upper right of each level item indicates the digit value of the classification code.
- the numerical sequence when the items in the lower layers are sequentially entered from the highest order functions as the classification code.
- the classification code of “Big X Osaka Last Round” is 00100.
- FIG. 6 shows a screen example 510 on the mobile terminal at the time of registration of a desired scene. This screen allows the user to select menu items in order from the highest layer of the desired scene classification in FIG. This screen is sequentially switched to select lower-level items. Not shown. If there are a plurality of desired scenes, the registration process is repeated.
- the operator determines whether or not a scene from which scene information should be extracted in a program and its scene attributes (such as the scene's Jiannore and title) are determined by the operator. It shall be registered in the scene information DB44.
- the situation is slightly different depending on whether the program is a live broadcast or a recorded broadcast.
- the occurrence of a desired scene and its time are unclear.
- the occurrence and occurrence time can be predicted to some extent in advance.
- scene information can be input as prediction data.
- scene information generated by prediction may not match reality may be obtained in advance from the user at the time of service use registration.
- the turn-on scene of a particular baseball player's turn at bat Prediction is usually difficult and the operator enters scene information in real time when a turn at bat is announced.
- the occurrence time is unpredictable, the event scene notification, for example, the baseball home run occurrence time cannot be predicted, so that the advance scene notification cannot be performed.
- the following measures can be taken so that the scene notification may be delayed. That is, the scene notification information of the broadcasted scene broadcast immediately before includes the channel information of the scene, the broadcast start date and time, and the reproduction start instruction information of the recording information, so that the terminal receives the broadcast information. Only the latest predetermined time of the program Recording means for continuously overwriting recording is provided so that reproduction of the scene of the recorded information of the channel can be started. If the target channel for this service is fixed, it is not necessary to include the channel information in the scene notification information.
- the playback of the scene can be automatically stopped after the start of the playback.
- a method of recording a broadcast when a predetermined operation mode is selected, recording of broadcast information of a channel targeted for this service for a predetermined time is continuously performed.
- the target channel can be specified in advance by the user.
- recording is performed with a limit of (for example, a predetermined time or a predetermined capacity), and when the upper limit is reached, the old data is overwritten. Take. This makes it possible to always hold the past broadcast information a predetermined time before the present.
- the recording is stopped.
- the term “overwrite” generally refers to a force S that means to write over old data, and the present invention is not necessarily limited to this mode.For example, when new data is written to a new storage area, In addition, this also includes a mode in which old data is deleted. In addition, since continuous recording has a problem of battery consumption, the user manually turns on / off the operation mode or turns on the operation mode so that the operation mode is limited to a predetermined time.
- the timer may be turned off automatically after the elapse of the timer set time.
- the operation mode may be automatically turned on for a period designated in advance by the timer in the terminal.
- the message transmission server 46 may push-distribute a message instructing the terminal to shift to the operation mode. For example, when the user registers the desired program, channel, time zone, and the like in the registration server 40 in advance, the message transmission server 46 issues a message instructing the transition to the operation mode at an appropriate timing. To the user. The mobile terminal that receives such a message can interpret the message and automatically switch to the operation mode.
- “automatic” includes a case where the transfer is performed without the involvement of the user and a case where the transfer is performed in accordance with the instruction of the user who has confirmed the message.
- FIGS. 7 (a) and 7 (b) show scene management tables 443a and 443b (collectively 443) prepared for each program to be subjected to the scene notification service.
- these tables are also stored in the scene information DB 44.
- the scene management table 443 stores “scene ID” for identifying each scene in the program, “desired scene I DJ (corresponding to the classification code in FIG. 5) to which this scene corresponds, and scene identification information that can be understood by the user.
- the scene has a “Title”, a broadcast channel (CH), and a “Start I” and “End I” of this scene. Note that, instead of the end time, a duration that is the time from the start to the end of the scene may be used.
- FIG. 7 (a) shows a scene management table 443a for a live broadcast of a baseball game.
- scene information is generated at predetermined times after the program starts, based on the operation of the operator.
- serial numbers are sequentially generated as scene IDs in the order of generation of scene information.
- the desired desired scene ID is determined by an operator's instruction (for example, selection of a menu item or button).
- the title is automatically generated by combining the title of the program and the name of the desired scene.
- CH is the channel number on which this program is broadcast. If the scene information is input after confirming the occurrence of the scene, the start time will be the past time.
- the start time in this case may be the current time.
- the start time can be determined by an operator input of the predicted time (for example, tens of seconds, minutes, etc.). The end time is left blank in the example of this scene.
- scene information including the scheduled start time and end time of such a scene may be generated in advance.
- the scene management table 443b for live song programs shown in Fig. 7 (b) if any scenes occur and their occurrence and end times can be predicted in advance, the scene information is set first. Can be kept. If it cannot be predicted, An operator performs an input operation immediately before or immediately after the occurrence of a pattern.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a scene information notification process executed by the message transmission sano 46. If the actual scene information is input by the operator or the like (Sl1, Yes) and the start time of the scene is input (S12, Yes), the scene information DB 44 is searched (S13). Otherwise, return to step S11. By searching the user's scene information DB 44, a user corresponding to the scene (a notification is desired) is specified (S14). Therefore, a message for notifying the scene information is generated (S15). This message is temporarily stored in message box 47 ( Figure 1). The content of the scene information to be notified is typically scene title information, broadcast CH information, broadcast start time, and broadcast end time. Next, transmission processing to the user is performed (S16).
- FIG. 9A shows the specific contents of the transmission process in step S16 of FIG.
- First it is checked whether or not the start time of the scene is a predetermined time (for example, several minutes) after the current time (S21). If Yes, the scene information is added to the queue (S22). If No, the scene information is immediately transmitted to the user by a short message or mail (S23).
- the queue is obtained by connecting pointers of scene information. Preferably, the queue has the scene information sorted in order of start time. If the result of the determination in step S21 is No, this includes the case where the scene start time is already in the past.
- the transmission queue is not an indispensable element of the present invention since the determination in step S21 can be made based on the scene management table 443 if the notification is managed.
- FIG. 9B shows a timer interrupt process for the transmission queue. This process is started periodically. This cycle is for several seconds, several tens of seconds, and at most about one minute. The shorter the cycle, the heavier the processing load but the greater the responsiveness. Conversely, the longer the load, the lighter the processing load but the lower the responsiveness.
- a transmission queue is referred to (S25). It is checked whether or not there is a scene in which the start time of each scene is a predetermined time before (for example, one minute before) (S26). In this judgment, scenes that were divided by a predetermined time until the start or scenes that have already started To do. For the Yes scene, the scene information is transmitted to the user by a short message or mail.
- FIG. 10 shows a flowchart of the scene information receiving process (1) in the terminal. This is the case when a short message is used as the message.
- the terminal Upon receiving the message (S31), the terminal checks whether the message indicates a TV-on instruction (S32). This can be determined by the presence or absence of a predetermined character string or scene information included in the message (including attribute information attached to the message other than just the message body). If it is a message other than the TV on instruction, other normal processing is performed (S33). In the case of a TV-on instruction, a message including scene information is displayed on the display unit (S34). This message may be displayed on the sub display unit when folded by a foldable mobile phone having a sub display unit in addition to the main display unit.
- the terminal When the user performs a TV-on instruction operation (for example, pressing a predetermined key) in response to this message (S35, Yes), the terminal sets (sets) the channel (CH) notified in the scene information and sets the TV. Is turned on (S36). If there is a cancel instruction operation by the user (S37, Yes), this processing ends. This processing may be terminated at the time of timeout due to the passage of a predetermined time instead of the cancel instruction.
- a TV-on instruction operation for example, pressing a predetermined key
- FIG. 11 shows a flowchart of the scene information receiving process (2) in the terminal. This is the case using e-mail.
- the terminal Upon receiving the mail (S41), the terminal checks the header information (S42). In this example, it is assumed that the header information of the mail includes information indicating a TV-on instruction. If this e-mail is not a TV-on instruction (S43, No), other normal processing is executed (S44). If it is a TV-on instruction, a mail text including scene information is displayed on the display unit (S45). As in the process of FIG. 10, when the user performs a TV-on instruction operation on this screen (S46, Yes), the notified channel is set and the TV is turned on (S47). If there is a cancel instruction operation by the user (S48, Yes), this processing ends.
- FIG. 12 shows a flowchart of the scene information receiving process (3) in the terminal.
- the power-on instruction which is the case when using a rule, is included in the text, not in the header.
- the terminal receives the mail (S51).
- this mail is opened (S52) and the body information of the parenthesis includes the scene information, the TV is turned on by setting the notified channel according to the user's TV-on instruction (S53) (S54). ). If there is a cancel instruction operation by the user (S55, Yes), this processing ends.
- the end time of the scene may be received as part of the scene information, and the TV may be automatically turned off at the end time.
- FIG. 13 (a) shows an example of a display screen 520 of a message of a scene notification.
- scene title information 522, broadcast CH 523, and broadcast start time 524 are displayed as scene information.
- the scene title information 522 also includes a program name for easy understanding by the user.
- Button 525 is a button for the user to instruct TV ON
- button 526 is a button for cancel instruction. By using the button 525, the user does not need to perform complicated operations for setting the TV channel or turning on the TV function. Immediately activate the TV broadcast reception / playback function and start viewing the notified broadcast program. Can be.
- the display screen of FIG. 13 is merely an example, other layouts are possible, and other additional items (for example, end time) can be displayed.
- FIG. 13B shows a display screen 530 showing a state where the broadcast video 531 is displayed when the TV-on instruction of the button 526 is performed on the screen of FIG. 13A.
- FIG. 14 shows transition examples (a) to (c) of another display screen in the terminal according to the present embodiment.
- the number of scene notifications is added as a list to a screen displaying a list of reception results of e-mails and the like.
- the screen shifts to a scene notification receiving box screen as shown in (b).
- This receiving box displays the date of the received scene notification and the name of the scene.
- Only one scene notification is shown. There may be multiple scene notifications.
- the television is turned on for the channel notified by the scene notification, and the reproduced video of the channel is displayed as shown in (c).
- the screen is divided into upper and lower split screens 541 and 542, the image is displayed on the upper split screen 541, and the lower split screen 541 is displayed.
- Reference numeral 542 denotes a screen for displaying broadcast data (for example, described in BML) accompanying the broadcast program.
- the scene notification is deleted from the reception box. It is considered that the mission of the scene notification is considered to have been completed by the viewing, and confusion is prevented by being mixed with other newer scene notifications. Since it is meaningful that the scene notification is almost real-time, it is determined that those that have passed a predetermined time from the start time of the scene, those that have passed the end time of the scene, etc. are unnecessary scene notifications, and It may be deleted from the scene notification inbox.
- the advertisement information is provided to the user by broadcasting along with the notification of the scene information. Advertisements can be distributed by broadcasting or via a network (data communication).
- FIG. 15 shows a system configuration when an advertisement is distributed by broadcasting.
- an advertisement server 50 is connected to a broadcasting station 30 in the system shown in FIG.
- the advertisement server 50 has an advertisement database 52 in which advertisement information is stored.
- the advertisement server 50 and the message transmission server 46 are mutually connected via a dedicated line or a network 10 ).
- broadcasting there may be a case where advertisement information is transmitted as a part of information of a broadcast program, and a case where information is added to a broadcast program and transmitted.
- the transmission as a part of the information of the broadcast program refers to, for example, broadcasting in place of a CM (commercial message) added to a normal broadcast program.
- CM commercial message
- the CM of the broadcast it is also possible to leave the CM of the broadcast to the ordinary television set as it is, and change the CM in or before and after the scene only for the broadcast for the mobile terminal.
- information is added to a broadcast program and transmitted, for example, a form in which text information is flown on a part of the screen and repeatedly displayed is conceivable.
- the advertisement information can be displayed over the scene.
- it is easy to handle a plurality of advertisements To match the display time of the advertisement information with the display time of the scene, not only the start time but also the end time of the scene is transmitted to the terminal as part of the scene information, and the terminal displays the advertisement information based on the end time. Can be finished. Data where the ad is written in a markup language such as BML
- the user can select a so-called anchor in the advertisement, and can transfer to information linked to the anchor via the communication unit 206 via the network using the HTTP protocol.
- FIG. 16 shows a system configuration for distribution via a network.
- the advertisement server 50 is connected to the network 10.
- the advertisement server 50 has an advertisement database 52 storing advertisement information.
- As a display form of the advertisement via the network a form in which the advertisement information obtained by the data communication is displayed on the broadcast screen (for example, by flowing the above-described text information) can be considered.
- FIG. 17 shows a configuration example of a scene advertisement table 550 stored in the advertisement DB 52 together with the advertisement information.
- This table is a data table for associating advertisement information with each scene, and has a scene ID column and an advertisement ID column for each scene. Multiple advertising IDs can be described in one advertising ID column.
- the advertisement server 50 broadcasts the broadcast information from the broadcast station 30 or distributes the advertisement information via the network 10 so that the advertisement information of the advertisement ID associated with the scene is delivered at the start of the scene along with the scene notification. Perform push distribution by data communication. For push distribution to a mobile phone, for example, a technology disclosed in Non-Patent Document 3 can be used.
- FIG. 18 (a) shows a display screen when text information is flowed as advertisement information and repeatedly displayed.
- an advertising area 532 in 530 is shown.
- the advertisement area is overlapped with a part of the broadcast video 531 (in the figure, the lower band-shaped area).
- the video area and the advertising area do not overlap each other.
- FIG. 18 (b) shows a specific example of text information 533 displayed in the advertising area.
- text information flows from one side of the figure to the other side (for example, from right to left) and is repeatedly displayed as in a so-called telop display.
- the display mode of the advertisement information is not limited to the flowing display.
- the advertisement information is not necessarily limited to text information, but may be a still image, a moving image, audio information, URL information, and the like, or a combination thereof.
- Advertisement information can also be added for scene correspondence.
- the number of viewers of each program scene that is, the advertising value of each scene can be estimated based on the number of users to which each scene is distributed. So an example For example, an advertising agency can determine the value of advertising information distribution for each scene (set a higher value for advertising distribution for scenes with a large number of distributions).
- FIG. 19 shows the system configuration of the third embodiment.
- the same components as those in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description will be omitted.
- a viewing status check server 61 is added to the network 10.
- the viewing status check server 61 performs a process for checking the viewing status of a program or a scene according to the scene notification service at the various mobile terminals 20 according to the present invention. That is, the viewing status confirmation server 61 acquires the viewing status information of the user of each mobile terminal 20, and performs statistical processing. Specifically, the following information can be collected
- Channel switching information Channel information (tuning information)
- the viewing status confirmation server 61 is a program table in which detailed information of the program is recorded from the broadcast station 30.
- This program guide 63 is obtained and collated with the viewing information (particularly channel and time) obtained from the mobile terminal.
- This program guide 63 reflects the contents after the change in the broadcast time in baseball broadcasts etc. that were actually broadcasted. For each program, at least the broadcast channel information and the actual Includes broadcast start date and time and end date and time. This allows the server to identify the program or scene actually watched.
- an authentication server 62 may be added.
- the authentication server 62 is suitable for performing communication with a mobile phone carrier using a terminal ID, such as a short message, for notification of a viewing situation, preventing user spoofing, It is possible to specify the current position or specify the user's personal information and add it to the notification. Thereby, the added value of the viewing information can be increased.
- the viewing status confirmation server 61 in FIG. 19 may be at the same site as the force authentication server 62 shown at a position independent of other servers, or may be at the site of the other servers 40, 42, and 46. Is also good.
- various specific processing examples according to the third embodiment will be described with reference to flowcharts.
- FIG. 20 shows an operation example of the mobile terminal and the viewing status confirmation server when transmitting the TV-on (TVOn) information to the viewing status confirmation server 61.
- Viewing status confirmation server Sends a message as scene notification information by e-mail or short message (S71). Further, the accumulated number of transmitted messages is stored as the number of scene information notifications (S72).
- the mobile terminal receives this message (S61) and automatically opens the message (S62). For example, a display screen of a scene notification message as described with reference to FIGS. 13A and 13B is displayed, and the TV function is turned on in response to a user's instruction (S63). In response, the mobile terminal generates TVOn information and transmits it to the viewing status confirmation server (S64).
- This transmission information can include scene m information in addition to the TVOn information indicating that TV ⁇ n has been performed. Also, in the case of an e-mail, the transmission information includes the sender's e-mail address, and in the case of a short message, information for identifying the transmission terminal (terminal ID). This means that information for identifying the user is included.
- the viewing status confirmation server Upon receiving this transmission information (S73), the viewing status confirmation server records the received TVOn information in the storage device (S74). Thereafter, a predetermined recording information equalization process for obtaining the above-mentioned statistical information such as the audience rating is performed (S75).
- the TVOn information may be stored in the mobile terminal, and may be periodically transmitted to the viewing status confirmation server collectively. Such a batch process is the same for other flow charts described later.
- FIG. 21 is a flowchart showing the scene information receiving process (4) of the mobile terminal described in FIG.
- the mobile terminal determines whether the message is a scene notification message (S82). If it is not a scene notification message, another conventional process is executed (S89). If the message is a scene notification message, the message is displayed as described with reference to FIGS. 13 (a) and 13 (b) (S83), and waits for a user instruction. If there is an instruction to turn on the TV (S84, Yes), the notified channel is turned on (S87). After that, viewing status information such as TVOn information and scene IDs To the server (S88).
- Fig. 22 shows another operation example of the mobile terminal and the viewing status confirmation server when transmitting the information of TV ON and TV OFF to the viewing status confirmation server.
- information related to TVOff is also transmitted as information at the time of TV-off. Steps that are the same as the steps illustrated in FIG. 20 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description will be omitted.
- the TVvff information and the scene ro information are transmitted to the viewing status confirmation server (S66).
- information such as the off time or the time from the on to the off can be transmitted in addition to the TVOff information and the scene I information.
- the viewing status confirmation server receives the TVOff information and the like (S74a), records it (S74b), and performs a recorded information integration process (S75). Although the TVn information and the TVOff information are transmitted separately, when the TV is turned off, the TVOn information may be transmitted together.
- FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing the scene information receiving process (5) of the mobile terminal described in FIG. Steps that are the same as the steps illustrated in FIG. 21 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description will be omitted.
- Fig. 24 shows still another operation example of the mobile terminal and the viewing status confirmation server when also transmitting the channel change information to the viewing status confirmation server.
- a change in the TV channel from the designated channel is also detected as an event, and the information is notified to the viewing status confirmation server. Steps similar to those in the steps shown in FIG. 22 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description will be omitted.
- the mobile terminal changes the channel after step S64 (S64a)
- the new channel information is transmitted to the viewing status confirmation server as the channel change information together with the change time information.
- S74c Upon receiving the channel change information (S74c), the viewing status confirmation server records this information (S74d).
- step S75 recording information integration processing including the channel change information is performed.
- FIG. 25 is a flowchart showing the scene information receiving process (6) of the mobile terminal described in FIG. Steps that are the same as the steps shown in FIG. 23 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description will be omitted.
- FIG. 26 shows a modification of the process shown in FIG. Steps that are the same as the steps illustrated in FIG. 20 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description will be omitted.
- the message opening and display are automatically performed.
- the message is opened (S62) according to the message opening instruction by the user.
- the user can determine the scene notification from the title display.
- the mobile terminal notifies the viewing status confirmation server of the fact that the message has been opened (message opening information transmission) (S62a).
- the viewing status confirmation server receives this message opening information (scene notification opening information) (S72a) and records it (S72b). This information is used in the recorded information integration processing (S75) together with the other information described above.
- the viewing status check server can determine the opening rate based on the total number of notifications of opening information with respect to the total number of scene notifications.
- FIG. 27 is a flowchart showing a modification of the scene information receiving process of the mobile terminal described with reference to FIG. Steps that are the same as the steps illustrated in FIG. 21 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and duplicate description will be omitted.
- FIG. 28 shows another modification of the processing shown in FIG. Steps that are the same as the steps illustrated in FIG. 20 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description will be omitted.
- the power S at which the TV was turned on in response to the user's instruction In this process, the mobile terminal automatically makes a judgment when a scene notification message is received, and automatically sets the TV for the specified channel. It is turned on (S63).
- Other processes are the same as those in FIG.
- FIG. 29 shows a process of exchanging information among the mobile terminal 20, the authentication server 62, and the viewing status confirmation server 61 when the authentication server 62 is used. Steps similar to those shown in FIGS. 24 and 26 are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- TV # n information transmitted from the mobile terminal is transmitted to the viewing status confirmation server via the authentication server via a short message. Therefore, the authentication server 62, which relays this transmission, Predetermined information is added to the obtained information.
- the authentication server 62 is installed at, for example, a mobile phone carrier site of a mobile phone, and can determine user location information (current location registration information of a mobile terminal) based on the location of a base station to be used.
- the authentication server 62 adds the additional information to the TVOn information and sends it to the viewing status confirmation server (S101). Similar additional information is added when the mobile terminal transmits TVOff information when the TV is off.
- the viewing status check server can obtain more detailed statistical information reflecting the user's position and personal information by adjusting the additional information in the recording information integration processing.
- scene information can be included in digital broadcast data.
- target user identification information for example, a mobile phone number or a postal code
- scene information transmission packet header in order to identify a specific recipient from an unspecified number of recipients
- a configuration in which the scene information is selectively selected on the side is also conceivable.
- scene information is transmitted together with such user identification information to a specific channel or all channels.
- the receiving terminal compares the received user identification information with the user identification information stored in its own terminal.
- the scene notification information is set as valid information. If they do not match, the scene notification information is used. Disable.
- a script processing program for confirming whether the user of the receiving terminal has already registered for this service is included in the scene notification information, and information stored in the terminal on the terminal side is stored. It may be possible to check whether or not the user is a registered user based on the. In any case, according to such a configuration, when a broadcast of a certain program on a certain channel is being received, a scene of a program on another channel is only transmitted to a specific mobile terminal in a data broadcast. Notifications can be made.
- the desired scene can be designated by a force keyword selected from a menu prepared in advance or a combination thereof. For example, a match result when a specific team wins can be specified as a condition. In this case, it is checked in step S13 in FIG. 8 whether or not each real scene matches each user's desired scene condition.
- a TV recording instruction option (button on the screen) may be added in addition to the user's TV on instruction on the scene notification screen of Fig. 13 (a). Les ,.
- the scene can be recorded and viewed later. In this case, it is desirable to automatically stop recording using the end time of the scene.
- the channel is fixed, and it is not necessary to include the channel information in the scene information to be notified to the terminal.
- the processing program on the terminal shown in FIG. 10 and FIG. 12 receives the TV ON instruction, a known fixed channel is set as the activation channel.
- the broadcast reception / playback function may also include a function of receiving and playing back broadcast data from a communication infrastructure of a mobile phone without using a broadcast wave, that is, a broadcast using an IP broadcast technology, that is, a radio wave broadcast.
- broadcasting was assumed to be television broadcasting, but it was applied to radio broadcasting, It is also possible to perform a scene notification for an audio scene.
- the user may be charged for the service.
- Examples of the form of billing include billing for each scene, billing for each scene of the scene, billing for a period unit (for example, month) that does not limit the number of scenes, and the like, and a combination thereof. Further, by charging a sponsor of an advertisement to be added to a scene, the user may not be charged.
- the addition of the personal information can also be obtained by checking the caller information with the user registration contents in the viewing status confirmation server instead of the force authentication server shown in the example performed by the authentication server.
- the user's location information uses the location registration information of the mobile terminal, in the case of a mobile terminal with GPS function, it is also possible to detect the current location with the terminal and add the result to the transmission information .
- a special receiving box may be provided for the scene notification information received by the short message or the e-mail, and may be automatically stored in the receiving box when the scene notification information is received. This facilitates recognition and management without mixing with other messages.
- the scene notification information notified by a short message or an e-mail may include information other than text information, such as an image, a sound, and a moving image, which are not limited to text information.
- the present invention can be used for specific services in mobile terminals, various servers, and communication systems using them.
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