WO2005057931A2 - Method and system for generating highlights - Google Patents

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WO2005057931A2
WO2005057931A2 PCT/IB2004/052687 IB2004052687W WO2005057931A2 WO 2005057931 A2 WO2005057931 A2 WO 2005057931A2 IB 2004052687 W IB2004052687 W IB 2004052687W WO 2005057931 A2 WO2005057931 A2 WO 2005057931A2
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Jun Shi
Jingwei Tan
Liang Gan
George H. Canevit Jr
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  • the present invention relates to a method of generating highlights and the
  • MPEG-2 Motion Picture Experts Group
  • ISO/IEC13818 is a standard providing digital data
  • program stream for digital devices such as Set Top Box (STB), Digital TV (DTV),
  • STB Set Top Box
  • DTV Digital TV
  • Digital Video Broadcasting is the international digital
  • audience could record the collection to watch at any
  • DVR Digital Video Recorder
  • the IP contents stream could include one or more Event Log Indexes (here the
  • Event is equivalent to the “highlight” in the present application), and the contents and format of the Event Log Indexes could be described in XML language as
  • the IP contents stream is parallel to the TV program instead of a part of the
  • relative time i.e. a time interval relative to a program beginning or a certain
  • time interval corresponds are lost when recording, the event will be misplaced or
  • One of the objects of the present invention is to eliminate the above defects in the
  • the present invention provides a new method of generating a specific fragment
  • digital program is in conformance with the MPEG-2 standard or the digital
  • fragment mark is the datum conformance with the MPEG-2 standard, and is
  • the invention further provides a method of extracting a specific fragment
  • highlight could be stored in a storage device as a part or whole of highlight
  • This digital program is one of the digital program in conformance with
  • the invention further provides a digital program playing apparatus, which
  • the digital program playing apparatus comprises: obtaining means
  • fragment extracting means comprising:
  • mark obtaining means for obtaining a mark of the specific fragment from the digital
  • the specific program mark of the present invention is the datum in conformance
  • Fig. 1 is a system schematic diagram of a digital program stream producing
  • Fig. 2 is a flow schematic diagram of generating highlight mark according to an
  • Fig. 3 is a system block diagram of a digital program playing apparatus having the
  • Fig. 4 is a flow schematic diagram of extracting a highlight from a digital program
  • Fig. 1 is a system schematic diagram of a digital program stream producing
  • the highlight is a specific fragment.
  • encoder 112 and audio encoder 114 are respectively compressed into video
  • Teletext, RBG and the like, are respectively converted by packager 118 into
  • Transport Stream (TS).
  • PSI sections could comprise Program
  • a positioning device 150 which could identify a position that needs to
  • Fig. 2 is a flow schematic diagram of generating highlight mark according to an
  • step S210 starting to receive a digital program (step S210), which could be formed of video
  • step S250 directly going to step S250 to determine if the program is ended or not; if not
  • the contents of the highlight mark could be arranged in the private data
  • step S220 comes from step S220, while its contents from step S230.
  • the zoom lens comes from step S220, while its contents from step S230.
  • step S250 determining if the program is end (step S250). If not ended, returning to
  • step S210
  • step S220 could be
  • the signal instruction needs to generates a highlight mark
  • the program at a specific program position, e.g. when watching a scoring scene, the program
  • step S220 could also be automatically implemented by
  • predetermined rule e.g. the rule could be an analysis of scene, i.e. if there is a
  • this position will act as the position requesting for creation
  • this position will act as the position requesting for creation of a
  • step S230 this embodiment arranges the contents of the highlight mark in the
  • the program mapping table is
  • mapping table is identical with the method of inserting other type of descriptor() to
  • the contents format of the highlight mark could be defined in the following syntax
  • descriptor is the descriptor of a highlight mark, e.g. "0x85" (the prefix Ox indicates
  • descriptors being "0x85" in this field are descriptors of highlight mark.
  • SPM Standard Preset Mode
  • DM Duration Mode
  • IM Index Mode
  • the time period could be one
  • predetermined time value forward i.e. the starting position information of the
  • the ending position information of the highlight e.g. 6 seconds
  • predetermined numerical values could be identical. In this way, at the playing end,
  • the program playing apparatus could automatically associate the default numerical
  • one forward time value i.e. the starting position information of the highlight, e.g. 5 seconds
  • the other backward time value i.e.
  • a backward time value e.g. 6 seconds.
  • the highlight mark appears as the starting position of the highlight.
  • index table could be preset in a standard
  • the index value in the index column in table 3, e.g. "06”, correspond to the
  • the index corresponds is applicable for the type of program.
  • contents of the highlight mark could also exist in the form of Stream Event, e.g.
  • the "ID" value in table 4, e.g. "100”, is for distinguishing the stream event from
  • Duration Mode DM
  • Index DM
  • the ID value is 100, but there is
  • editing other type of stream event e.g. editing by means of a THLAS Coral MHP
  • descriptor and stream event as mentioned above, e.g. field "Category” , for representing the contents category of the highlight mark.
  • field "Category” for representing the contents category of the highlight mark.
  • Fig. 3 is a system block diagram of a digital program playing apparatus having the
  • the highlight is a specific fragment.
  • apparatus comprises: a program obtaining device 310, for obtaining a digital
  • program transport stream and at least one highlight mark is integrated in the digital
  • the program playing device 320 comprises a de-multiplexer 322, a cache 324 and
  • the de-multiplexer 322 obtains a digital program stream from
  • program obtaining device 310 and sends it to cache 324 after de-multiplexing;
  • contents of cache 324 could be further sent to decoder 326 to be decoded for
  • program obtained by program obtaining device 310 could also be directly stored in
  • Highlight extracting device 340 further comprises a mark obtaining device 342, for
  • the digital program as a highlight according to the contents of the mark
  • contents obtaining device comprises a cache 345.
  • de-multiplexer 322 is sent to cache 345 at the same time of being
  • Fig. 4 is a flow schematic diagram of extracting a highlight from a digital program
  • step S410 receiving a digital program (step S410), such as a digital program
  • step S420 playing the program (step S420), and at the time of playing the program, detecting if there is highlight mark in the
  • step S430 if none, then going to step S470, further
  • the detecting in step S430 in this embodiment could be the continuously detecting
  • step S430 If a highlight mark is detected in step S430, obtaining the contents of the highlight
  • step S440 if the highlight mark is one of a standard preset mode, the
  • duration time of the highlight mark if the highlight mark is a mark of duration mode,
  • the highlight mark if the highlight mark is a mark of index mode, the duration time
  • step S450 based on the position of the highlight mark detected in step S430 in
  • the extracted highli ght could be stored for future playing (step S460), and a
  • plurality of highlights could be stored together to form a highlight collection.
  • Another solution for producing a highlight collection is to generate a highlight index
  • step S430 file based on the position where the highlight mark detected in step S430 is in the
  • step S470 determining if the program is ended (step S470), if not ended, returning
  • step S410 to continue receiving the digital program.

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Abstract

The present invention provides a new method for generating a mark of a specific fragment in a digital program. Firstly, determining the position of a specific fragment in a digital program, and then integrating a corresponding mark into the digital program. The invention also provides a method for extracting a specific fragment from a digital program. Firstly, obtaining a mark of a specific fragment from a digital program, then extracting program content of the fragment of the digital program according to the content of the mark. The position of the specific fragment in the digital program is determined according to the position of its corresponding mark. The mark of the specific program needs neither specific generating means, nor additional channel to be sent; so that the audiences can locate and record the specific fragment more conveniently and accurately.

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METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR GENERATING HIGHLIGHTS
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a method of generating highlights and the
apparatus therefor, and particularly, to a method of generating highlights in digital
programs and the apparatus therefor.
Technical Background of the Invention
Digital programs are gradually entering the public life and will replace analog
programs in the near future. This is an irreversible trend in the broadcasting
industry, thus appearing a plurality of standards concerning digital programs and
its broadcasting.
MPEG-2 (Motion Picture Experts Group) is one of current standards which plays a
relatively dominant role. ISO/IEC13818 is a standard providing digital data
program stream for digital devices such as Set Top Box (STB), Digital TV (DTV),
interactive Digital TV (iDTV), personal computer, portable device and other
interactive devices. Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) is the international digital
broadcasting standard based on MPEG-2 standard, using MPEG-2 packet as data
container, thus being able to effectively transmit program data. When playing the program (including analog programs and digital programs),
there are usually certain specific fragments in which the audience is especially interested, namely the so-called highlights, for example, the scoring highlights of a
soccer match, which the audience hopes to view repeatedly during or after the
playing. To satisfy the audience's demand, the program broadcaster usually
makes a collection of selected highlights in the montage manner during or after the
playing for the audience, thus audience could record the collection to watch at any
moment.
Just as a large number of audiences possess analog program recording device
nowadays, a large number of audiences will possess Digital Video Recorder (DVR)
in the near future. To convenient for the audiences to find the program fragments
in which they are interested in the recorded digital programs more quickly, the
international application (international application date: February 27, 2000) under
international application number of PCT/US02/05984 brings forward the following
technical solution:
At the same time of playing a normal digital TV program, the broadcasting end
generates a data stream parallel to the TV program, e.g. IP contents stream,
whose contents are associated with the TV program being played and could be
transmitted through a special data path.
The IP contents stream could include one or more Event Log Indexes (here the
"Event" is equivalent to the "highlight" in the present application), and the contents and format of the Event Log Indexes could be described in XML language as
follows:
<period id="1"> <possession id="1" pos="Cou"> <event id="10" play="2" kind="touchdown" yards="27" highlight="y" clock="9:34" start="815"> <description> WSU Touchdown </description> </event> </prosession> </period>
When recording the above TV program, at the same time the audience could
record the contents of the above IP contents stream including the Event Log
Indexes, and then associate the Event Log Indexes with the related fragments in
the TV program, so that the audience could perform "intelligent" search in the
program more conveniently according to these Event Log Indexes to find the
fragments they are interested in.
However, the technical solution in the above application has the following defects:
first, the IP contents stream is parallel to the TV program instead of a part of the
TV program stream, thus increasing the technical complexity and cost of transmission, storage and playback, for example, the contents of the IP program
steam might be lost during transmission; second, the defining format of the IP
contents stream dose not conform to the MPEG-2 standard, so the expandability
of the solution is inferior and needs a special device to generate the contents
stream; and last, the positioning time for the event position in the technical solution
is a "relative time", i.e. a time interval relative to a program beginning or a certain
time point, e.g. "9:34"; if the TV program contents of the fragment to which the
time interval corresponds are lost when recording, the event will be misplaced or
lost in the recorded TV program.
Therefore, there is needs for a new method and apparatus for generating
highlights in digital program, thus enable program broadcaster to better generate
highlight mark so that the audience could generate highlights more conveniently
and accurately.
Contents of the Invention
One of the objects of the present invention is to eliminate the above defects in the
existing technical solution so that the program broadcaster could generate and
transmit highlight mark more conveniently and the audience could find highlights
more conveniently and accurately. The present invention provides a new method of generating a specific fragment
mark in digital program. First, determining a specific fragment in digital program,
i.e. a highlight; then, integrating a corresponding mark into the digital program. The
digital program is in conformance with the MPEG-2 standard or the digital
programs compatible with the MPEG-2 standard, and the inserted specific
fragment mark is the datum conformance with the MPEG-2 standard, and is
multiplexed with the digital program in an integration manner.
The invention further provides a method of extracting a specific fragment
from a digital program. First; obtaining a mark of the specific fragment of the digital
program; then extracting content of the fragment of the digital program according
to content of the mark. The position of the specific fragment is associated with the
position of the specific fragment mark in the digital program and the extracted
highlight could be stored in a storage device as a part or whole of highlight
collection. This digital program is one of the digital program in conformance with
the MPEG-2 standard and the digital programs compatible with the MPEG-2
standard, and the specific fragment mark is the datum in conformance with the
MPEG-2 standard.
The invention further provides a digital program playing apparatus, which
has the function of extracting a highlight from one digital program according to the above method. The digital program playing apparatus comprises: obtaining means
for obtaining a digital program, wherein the digital program is integrated at least a
mark of a specific fragment; playing means for playing the digital program; storage
means for storing the digital program; and fragment extracting means, comprising:
mark obtaining means for obtaining a mark of the specific fragment from the digital
program; and content obtaining means for extracting content of the fragment of
the digital program according to content of the mark.
The specific program mark of the present invention is the datum in conformance
with the MPEG-2 standard, being a part of the digital program. Therefore, the
program broadcaster needs neither special apparatus to generate the specific
program mark, nor additional path for transmission, whereas the program recorder,
e.g. the audience, could locate the specific fragment, record the specific fragment
and generate highlight collection more conveniently and accurately because the
position of the specific fragment of the present invention is associated with the
position of the specific fragment mark in the digital program stream and the
position where the specific fragment is in digital program is determined based on
the position where the mark is in the digital program. The other objects and achievements of the present invention will be obvious, and
the present invention could be better understood when reference is made to the
following illustration of the drawings and the claims.
Brief Description of the Drawings
The present invention is explained in details with reference to the drawings
through embodiments, wherein:
Fig. 1 is a system schematic diagram of a digital program stream producing
apparatus having the function of generating highlight mark according to an
embodiment of the present invention;
Fig. 2 is a flow schematic diagram of generating highlight mark according to an
embodiment of the present invention;
Fig. 3 is a system block diagram of a digital program playing apparatus having the
function of generating highlight according to an embodiment of the present
invention;
Fig. 4 is a flow schematic diagram of extracting a highlight from a digital program
according to an embodiment of the present invention.
In all the drawings, the same reference numbers represent the same or similar
features and functions. Detailed description of the Preferred Embodiments
Fig. 1 is a system schematic diagram of a digital program stream producing
apparatus having the function of generating highlight mark according to an
embodiment of the present invention. The highlight is a specific fragment. The
video signal and the audio signal of a program, after being received by video
encoder 112 and audio encoder 114, are respectively compressed into video
Elementary Stream (ES) and audio Elementary Stream (ES) according to a
predetermined algorithm; these elementary streams, together with data such as
Teletext, RBG and the like, are respectively converted by packager 118 into
Packetized video Elementary Stream (PES), Packetized audio Elementary Stream
and Packetized data Elementary Stream under the control of the Program Clock
Reference (PCR) sent from clock device 130; these PES and Private Sections
form all the contents of the program.
After the contents of the program and the Program Specific Information Sections
(PSI sections) are inputted to and multiplexed by multiplexer 140, the multiplexer
140 outputs to standard MPEG-2 program Transport Stream (TS). The Transport
Stream is formed of many TS packets. PSI sections could comprise Program
Associated Table (PAT) and Program Mapping Table (PMT) and the like. In this embodiment, the digital program stream producing apparatus further
comprises a positioning device 150, which could identify a position that needs to
generate highlights from among video signal, audio signal or data according to a
predetermined rule, and provides this position information to multiplexer 140, thus
inserting a Highlight Mark (HCK) in the corresponding position of the program
stream. The detailed process of the positioning is as below.
The contents of the highlight mark could be arranged in the private data field
specified by MPEG-2 standard, and the form of the contents could be a descriptor,
or the private data field of a descriptor, e.g. the contents of the highlight mark
could be defined in the private data field of a stream event (see DSM-CC,
ISO/IEC13818-6). The details of the contents of the highlight mark are as below.
Fig. 2 is a flow schematic diagram of generating highlight mark according to an
embodiment of the present invention. The highlight is a specific fragment. First,
starting to receive a digital program (step S210), which could be formed of video
signal, audio signal or data shown in Fig. 1 and produced by producers on site; it
could also be a digital program transport stream in conformance with MPEG-2
standard, or a digital program transport stream compatible with MPEG-2 standard. Next, in the received digital program, determining a position that needs to generate
Highlight Mark (HCK) according to a predetermined rule (step S220); if not found,
directly going to step S250 to determine if the program is ended or not; if not
ended, returning to step S210 to continue receiving the digital program.
If a position that needs to generate Highlight Mark (HCK) is found in step S220,
receiving the program producer's setting of the highlight mark (step 230). As stated
above, the contents of the highlight mark could be arranged in the private data
field specified by MPEG-2 standard, and the form of the contents could be a
descriptor and the like.
And next, multiplexing the highlight mark into the digital program (step S240),
making it being a part of the digital program. The position of the highlight mark
comes from step S220, while its contents from step S230. In this embodiment, the
contents exist in program mapping table in the form of descriptor. When the
position of the highlight mark needs to be inserted, This program mapping table
and the one before it change in version, adding a descriptor of highlight mark.
In the end, determining if the program is end (step S250). If not ended, returning to
step S210.
During generating the highlight mark, the positioning in step S220 could be
implemented by receiving a signal instruction from the program producer by the positioning device 150. The signal instruction needs to generates a highlight mark
at a specific program position, e.g. when watching a scoring scene, the program
producer could send a request demanding the creation of a highlight mark at this
time point.
The positioning in step S220 could also be automatically implemented by
identifying the program contents by positioning device 150 according to a
predetermined rule, e.g. the rule could be an analysis of scene, i.e. if there is a
scene of football being shot to the goal, the position of this scene in the program
will act as the position requesting for creation of a highlight mark; or through
analysis of sound, i.e. if the sheer of audiences in a scene exceeds a
predetermined decibel, this position will act as the position requesting for creation
of a highlight mark; or through analysis of subtitles, i.e. if the contents of score in
the subtitle change, this position will act as the position requesting for creation of a
highlight mark.
In step S230, this embodiment arranges the contents of the highlight mark in the
private data field of program mapping table (PMT). See HCKdeschptor() in Fig. 1.
Table 1 : Program Mapping Table Syntax No. of Mnemonic bits TS_program_map_section() { Table id 8 uimsbf Section_syntax_indicator 1 bslbf O' 1 bslbf Reserved 2 bslbf Sectionjength 12 uimsbf Program_number 16 uimsbf Reserved 2 bslbf Version_number 5 uimsbf Current_next_indicator 1 bslbf Section_number 8 uimsbf Last_section_number 8 uimsbf Reserved 3 bslbf PCR_PID 13 uimsbf Reserved 4 bslbf Program_info_length 12 uimsbf For (i=0; i<N; i++) { descriptor ) } For (i=0;i<N1 ;i++) { stream_type 8 uimsbf reserved 3 bslbf elementary_PID 13 uimsnf reserved 4 bslbf ESjnfoJength 12 uimsbf for (i=0; i<N2; i++) {
HCKdescriptor( ) } } CRC_32 32 rpchof }
During editing and transmitting the whole program, the program mapping table is
amended continuously and transmitted continuously. In the table above (Table 1), there is a field being "version_number". Each time the program mapping table is
amended, e.g. inserting a HCKdescriptorQ, the contents of the field will be
amended accordingly. The method of inserting a HCKdescriptor() to program
mapping table is identical with the method of inserting other type of descriptor() to
program mapping table, so the unnecessary details will be omitted here.
The contents format of the highlight mark could be defined in the following syntax
(Table 2):
Table 2: Syntax Format of HCKdescriptor( ) Syntax Number of Bits Mnemo nic HCKDescriptorO { Descriptor Tag 8 uimsbf DescriptorLength 8 uimsbf Mode 8 uimsbf If (Mode!=STANDARD PRESET MODE) 16 uimsbf { Highlight duration value } }
The numerical value of the field "Descriptor Tag" in table 2 indicates that this
descriptor is the descriptor of a highlight mark, e.g. "0x85" (the prefix Ox indicates
that this number is of hexadecimal system, and similarly hereinafter), all the
descriptors being "0x85" in this field are descriptors of highlight mark. The
numerical value at field "DescriptorLength" represents the length of this descriptor; the numerical value at field "Mode" represents the type of the highlight mark
descriptor, and there are altogether three types of field "Mode" in this embodiment,
including Standard Preset Mode (SPM), Duration Mode (DM) and Index Mode (IM);
the numerical value of field "Highlight duration value" could be either one or many,
for representing the duration of the highlight.
In the highlight descriptor of Standard Preset Mode (SPM), the numerical value of
field "Mode" could be "0x01", while the value of field "Highlight duration value"
could be unnecessary or defaulted as a time period. Taking the position where the
highlight mark appears as the reference point, The time period could be one
predetermined time value forward, i.e. the starting position information of the
highlight, e.g. 5 seconds, and could be one predetermined time value backward,
i.e. the ending position information of the highlight, e.g. 6 seconds, and the two
predetermined numerical values could be identical. In this way, at the playing end,
the program playing apparatus could automatically associate the default numerical
value with the descriptor.
In the highlight descriptor of Duration Mode (DM), the numerical value of field
"Mode" could be "0x02", while the value of field "Highlight duration value" could
comprise two numerical values taking the position where the highlight mark
appears as the reference point, one forward time value, i.e. the starting position information of the highlight, e.g. 5 seconds, and the other backward time value, i.e.
the ending position information of the highlight, e.g. 6 seconds, and the two
numerical values could be identical, or equal to zero, but not equal to zero
simultaneously. Certainly, the value of field "Highlight duration value" could
comprise only one numerical value taking the position where the highlight mark
appears as the reference point, e.g. a backward time value (e.g. 6 seconds). In
this way, the program playing apparatus automatically defaults the position where
the highlight mark appears as the starting position of the highlight.
In the highlight descriptor of Index Mode (IM), the numerical value of field "Mode"
could be "0x03", while the value of field "Highlight duration value" could be an
index value, and based on this index value, the duration time of the highlight could
be found in a sheet of index table. The index table could be preset in a standard
duration time table by program producer based on different program contents such
as soccer, US football, hockey or basketball, like table 3.
Table 3. Highlight Duration Index Table
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The index value in the index column in table 3, e.g. "06", correspond to the
numerical value in the duration time column, e.g. "X". The "X" could be any
predetermined numerical value, while "*" indicates that the duration time to which
the index corresponds is applicable for the type of program.
As for the program stream in conformance with DVB standard, the form of the
contents of the highlight mark could also exist in the form of Stream Event, e.g.
"Do-lt-Now" stream event. See table 4 for the syntax format of the stream event.
Table 4: Syntax Format of Stream Event as Highlight Mark Syntax Number of Bits Mnemon ic Private data of Stream Event (ID=) ( ) { Length 8 uimsbf Mode 8 uimsbf Highlight duration value 16 uimsbf }
The "ID" value in table 4, e.g. "100", is for distinguishing the stream event from
other ones; the value of field "Length" represents the length of the stream event;
the value of field "Mode" represents the type of the highlight mark, and there are
two types of field "Mode" here, one is Duration Mode (DM), the other is Index
Mode (IM); the field "Highlight duration value" could be one or many numerical
values, for representing the duration time of the highlight. As for Standard Preset
Mode (SPM), the stream event format of its highlight mark comprises only ID value,
without the stream event of private data portion, e.g. the ID value is 100, but there
is no stream event of private data portion.
The editing of the stream event acting as highlight mark could be the same as
editing other type of stream event, e.g. editing by means of a THLAS Coral MHP
server.
Certainly, certain new fields could be added to the syntax structure of the
descriptor and stream event as mentioned above, e.g. field "Category" , for representing the contents category of the highlight mark. For example, field
"Category" being "0xA1" indicates that the contents of the highlight mark are
shooting at the goal.
Fig. 3 is a system block diagram of a digital program playing apparatus having the
function of generating highlight according to an embodiment of the present
invention. The highlight is a specific fragment. The digital program playing
apparatus comprises: a program obtaining device 310, for obtaining a digital
program transport stream and at least one highlight mark is integrated in the digital
program; a program playing device 320, for playing the digital program; a storage
device 330, for storing the digital program; and a highlight extracting device 340,
for extracting the highlight from the digital program according to the audience's
instruction.
The program playing device 320 comprises a de-multiplexer 322, a cache 324 and
a decoder 326. The de-multiplexer 322 obtains a digital program stream from
program obtaining device 310 and sends it to cache 324 after de-multiplexing; the
contents of cache 324 could be further sent to decoder 326 to be decoded for
presentation, or could also be stored in storage device 330. Certainly, the digital
program obtained by program obtaining device 310 could also be directly stored in
storage device 330. Highlight extracting device 340 further comprises a mark obtaining device 342, for
obtaining a highlight mark from the digital program; and a contents obtaining
device 344, for extracting the program contents of the corresponding fragment in
the digital program as a highlight according to the contents of the mark; the
contents obtaining device comprises a cache 345.
During the working process, the digital program transport stream, after being de¬
multiplexed by de-multiplexer 322, is sent to cache 345 at the same time of being
sent to cache 324. When the mark obtaining device 342 obtains a highlight mark
from de-multiplexer 322, the corresponding contents in cache 345 are extracted
and stored in storage device 330 according to the mark's contents and its position
in the program, and the process of extracting is shown in Fig. 4. The size of cache
345 depends on the "Highlight duration value" of the highlight mark. Usually, a
program fragment with sufficient length could be stored. The time span of this
fragment should be larger than the backward duration time value that takes the
position where the highlight mark appears as the reference point.
Fig. 4 is a flow schematic diagram of extracting a highlight from a digital program
according to an embodiment of the present invention. The highlight is a specific
fragment. First, receiving a digital program (step S410), such as a digital program
stream compatible with MPEG-2 standard, and playing the program (step S420), and at the time of playing the program, detecting if there is highlight mark in the
received digital program (step S430), if none, then going to step S470, further
determining if the program is ended, if not ended, then returning to step S410 to
continue receiving the digital program.
The detecting in step S430 in this embodiment could be the continuously detecting
of the program mapping table received; if its version information
"version_number" changes, then sifting the HCKdescriptor() of highlight mark in
the table; if the descriptor is found, it indicates that a highlight program mark is
found.
As for the digital program transport stream that uses stream event to mark a
highlight, a section filter in the de-multiplexer 322 in Fig. 3 could filter the stream
event that acts as highlight mark.
If a highlight mark is detected in step S430, obtaining the contents of the highlight
mark (step S440); if the highlight mark is one of a standard preset mode, the
default value of the duration time pre-stored in local is taken directly as the
duration time of the highlight mark; if the highlight mark is a mark of duration mode,
the value at the field "Highlight duration value" is taken as the duration time of
the highlight mark; if the highlight mark is a mark of index mode, the duration time
of the corresponding highlight mark value detected in the local index table is pre- stored according to the value at the field "Highlight duration value", taking this
duration as the duration of the highlight mark.
Next, extracting the corresponding program fragment from the digital program
(step S450) based on the position of the highlight mark detected in step S430 in
the digital program and the contents of the highlight mark obtained in step S440.
The extracted highli ght could be stored for future playing (step S460), and a
plurality of highlights could be stored together to form a highlight collection. During
the extracting and storing, a prompt could also be given to the user for him or her
to determine if the highlight is to be extracted or stored according to the description
information of the highlight, e.g. the information at the field "Category".
Another solution for producing a highlight collection is to generate a highlight index
file based on the position where the highlight mark detected in step S430 is in the
digital program and the contents of the highlight mark obtained in step S440.
When playing back the digital program in the future, the audience could quickly
find the highlight in the index file.
In the end, determining if the program is ended (step S470), if not ended, returning
to step S410 to continue receiving the digital program.
Although the present invention is described through specific embodiments, many
substitutions, amendments and variations made according to the above text will be obvious to those ordinarily skilled in the art, and all these substitutions,
amendments and variations shall be included in the present invention when they
fall within the spirit and scope of the appended claims.

Claims

WHAT IS CLAIMED IS:
1. A method for generating a mark of a specific fragment in a digital program,
comprising the steps of: determining a specific fragment in the digital program; and integrating a corresponding mark to the digital program.
2. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the determining step includes: receiving an instruction containing information associated with the specific
fragment.
3. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the determining step includes: detecting the specific fragment in the digital program according to a
predetermined rule.
4. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the digital program is in conformance
with MPEG-2 standard or compatible with MPEG-2 standard.
5. The method according to claimed 1, wherein the mark is a datum in
conformance with the MPEG-2 standard.
6. The method according to claim 5, wherein the integrating step is arranged to
inserting the mark into a private data field of the digital program.
7. The method according to claim 1, wherein the mark contains a start position
information of the specific fragment, the start position information being associated
with position of the mark in the digital program.
8. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the mark contains an end position
information of the specific fragment, the end position information being associated
with the position of the mark in the digital program.
9. The method according to claim 1, wherein the integrating step is arrange to
multiplexing the mark with the digital program.
10. A apparatus for generating a mark of a specific fragment in a digital program,
comprising: determining means for determining a specific fragment in the digital program;
and integrating means for integrating a corresponding mark into the digital
program.
11. The apparatus according to claim 10, wherein the digital program is a digital
program transmitting stream in conformance with MPEG-2 standard, and the mark
is a datum in conformance with MPEG-2 standard.
12.The apparatus according to claim 10, wherein integrating means is arranged to
multiplex the mark with the digital program.
13. A method for extracting a specific fragment from a digital program, comprising
the steps of: obtaining a mark of the specific fragment of the digital program; and extracting content of the fragment of the digital program according to
content of the mark.
14. The method according to claim 13, further comprising the step of: storing the extracted content.
15.The method according to claim 13, wherein position of the specific fragment in
the digital program is determined according to position of the mark in the digital
program.
16.The method according to claim 13, wherein the digital program is a digital
program transmitting stream in conformance with MPEG-2 standard, and the mark
is a datum in conformance with MPEG-2 standard.
17.The method according to claim 13, wherein the mark is inserted into the digital
program in an integration manner.
18 A apparatus for extracting a specific fragment from a digital program,
comprising: mark obtaining means for obtaining a mark of the specific fragment from the
digital program; and content obtaining means for extracting content of the fragment of the digital
program according to content of the mark.
19.The apparatus according to claim 18, further comprising storage means for
storing the extracted program content.
20.The apparatus according to claim 18, wherein position of the specific fragment
in the digital program is determined according to position of the mark in the digital
program.
21. The apparatus according to claim 18, wherein the mark is inserted in the digital
program in an integration manner.
22. The apparatus according to claim 18, wherein the digital program is a digital
program transmitting stream in conformance with MPEG-2 standard, and the mark
is a datum in conformance with MPEG-2 standard.
23.A apparatus for playing the digital program, comprising: obtaining means for obtaining a digital program, wherein the digital program
is integrated at least a mark of a specific fragment; playing means for playing the digital program; storage means for storing the digital program; and fragment extracting means, comprising: mark obtaining means for obtaining a mark of the specific fragment from the
digital program; and content obtaining means for extracting content of the fragment of the digital
program according to content of the mark.
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