WO2007114673A1 - Appareil permettant d'obtenir plusieurs écrans et procédé permettant de configurer de manière dynamique ces écrans - Google Patents

Appareil permettant d'obtenir plusieurs écrans et procédé permettant de configurer de manière dynamique ces écrans Download PDF

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WO2007114673A1
WO2007114673A1 PCT/KR2007/001682 KR2007001682W WO2007114673A1 WO 2007114673 A1 WO2007114673 A1 WO 2007114673A1 KR 2007001682 W KR2007001682 W KR 2007001682W WO 2007114673 A1 WO2007114673 A1 WO 2007114673A1
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Jong-Ho Lee
Kwang-Kee Lee
Sung-Wook Byun
Glenn A. Adams
Un-Gyo Jung
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  • the present invention relates to the configuration of multiple screens, and more particularly, to a method of dynamically configuring multiple screens which provide multiple contents on a single physical display device and an apparatus for providing the multiple screens.
  • Background Art Conventional broadcast receivers such as digital TVs or digital set-top boxes provide only one content element on a single physical display device or simultaneously display a main screen and a sub-screen on a single physical display device.
  • Content sources include a broadcast service such as a satellite broadcaster, a terrestrial broadcaster, or a cable broadcaster, a storage medium such as DVDs, or an external device connected to an input terminal.
  • a broadcast service such as a satellite broadcaster, a terrestrial broadcaster, or a cable broadcaster
  • a storage medium such as DVDs
  • an external device connected to an input terminal.
  • Multimedia Home Platform MHP
  • Advanced Common Application ACAP
  • Audio/Video Interoperability (HAVi)-based user interface is adopted.
  • HAVi UI Audio/Video Interoperability
  • UI user interface
  • the present invention provides the dynamic configuration of multiple screens which provide a plurality of contents on a physical display device.
  • an apparatus for providing multiple screens includes a digital signal processing module receiving at least one of video information, audio information, and data information and restoring a plurality of services based on the at least one of the video information, the audio information and the data information; a service processing module producing a display screen and a plurality of logical screens for displaying the restored services; and an output module mapping the plurality of logical screens provided by the service processing module to different locations on the display screen, wherein each of the logical screens includes an instance providing graphics, the instance includes a plurality of frames on which an application is executed, and each of the frames has arrangement attribute information indicating an arrangement order.
  • a method of dynamically configuring multiple screens includes (a) receiving at least one of video information, audio information, and data information; (b) restoring a plurality of services based on the at least one of the video information, the audio information and the data information; (c) producing a display screen and a plurality of logical screens for displaying the restored services; and (d) mapping the plurality of logical screens to different locations on the display screen, wherein each of the logical screens includes an instance providing graphics, the instance includes a plurality of frames on which an application is executed, and each of the frames has arrangement attribute information indicating an arrangement order.
  • FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a PiP screen according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating the relationship between a logical screen and a display screen according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating service sources according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIGS. 4(a) to 4(b) are diagrams illustrating a non-abstract service and an abstract service according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating attribute information and interfaces of a logical screen and a display screen
  • FIGS. 6(a) and 6(b) are diagrams illustrating an attribute 'z-order' of a logical screen according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIGS. 7(a) and 7(b) are diagrams illustrating an attribute 'Display_Area' of a logical screen according to exemplary embodiments of the present invention
  • FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a method of mapping two services to a display screen according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 9 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of an apparatus for providing multiple screens according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 10 is a flowchart illustrating a method of dynamically configuring multiple screens according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a software architecture for providing multiple screens according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating the relationships among modules constituting an application program interface (API) layer according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating a method of displaying a plurality of services that are displayed on respective corresponding logical screens on a display screen by the modules illustrated in FIG. 12;
  • FIG. 14 is a flowchart illustrating a method of exchanging services displayed on logical screens between the modules illustrated in FIG. 12.
  • each block of the flowchart illustrations, and combinations of blocks in the flowchart illustrations can be implemented by computer program instructions.
  • These computer program instructions can be provided to a processor of a general purpose computer, special purpose computer, or other programmable data processing apparatus to produce a machine, such that the instructions, which execute via the processor of the computer or other programmable data processing apparatus, create means for implementing the functions specified in the flowchart block or blocks.
  • These computer program instructions may also be stored in a computer usable or computer-readable memory that can direct a computer or other programmable data processing apparatus to function in a particular manner, such that the instructions stored in the computer usable or computer-readable memory produce an article of manufacture including instruction means that implement the function specified in the flowchart block or blocks.
  • the computer program instructions may also be loaded onto a computer or other programmable data processing apparatus to cause a series of operational steps to be performed on the computer or other programmable apparatus to produce a computer implemented process such that the instructions that execute on the computer or other programmable apparatus provide steps for implementing the functions specified in the flowchart block or blocks.
  • each block of the flowchart illustrations may represent a module, segment, or portion of code, which comprises one or more executable instructions for implementing the specified logical function(s). It should also be noted that in some alternative implementations, the functions noted in the blocks may occur out of the order. For example, two blocks illustrated in succession may in fact be executed substantially concurrently or the blocks may sometimes be executed in the reverse order, depending upon the functionality involved.
  • the term 'service' indicates a group of multimedia contents displayed together, i.e., a group of service components.
  • Service components are elements of a service and include a video component, an audio component, and a data component.
  • a data component is an application program in a service.
  • the term 'service context' indicates an object which can control the executing of a service and includes various resources, devices, and execution state information needed for providing a service.
  • the term 'physical display device' indicates a physical space which actually displays the content of a service.
  • the term 'display screen' indicates a screen actually displayed on a physical display device.
  • An arbitrary service may be directly set in the display screen, and the display screen may be displayed on a physical display device.
  • at least one logical screen which is mapped to a certain area of the display screen may be displayed on the physical display device.
  • the term 'logical screen' indicates a space in which an arbitrary service is displayed.
  • a logical screen is a virtual screen before being mapped to a display screen and thus is not displayed on a physical display device.
  • the logical screen and the display screen may be a combination of a background still image, a video raster, and a graphic raster.
  • the graphic raster may be a combination of text, lines, colors, and images or a mixture of video frames.
  • the term 'main service' indicates a service that is selected as a main service through a menu displayed on the physical display device or a remote controller by a user or through an API by an application, and the screen on which the main service is displayed is referred to as a 'main screen'.
  • the term 'Picture-in-Picture service (PiP service)' indicates a service that is selected as a sub-service in the main service through a menu displayed on a physical display device or a remote controller by a user via an API by an application, and the PiP service may be displayed on a picture-in-picture screen (PiP screen) or a main screen.
  • the PiP screen includes a screen that occupies a part of another screen as illustrated in FIGS.
  • the PiP screen may include a screen that overlaps another screen on an arbitrary location or area in the physical display device, as illustrated in FIGS. l(g) and l(h).
  • FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating the relationship between a logical screen and a display screen according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • a service may be displayed using logical screens 210, 212, and 214.
  • the logical screens 210, 212, and 214 are mapped to display screens 220, 222, and 224 through a mapping block 230.
  • the logical screens 210 and 212 are mapped to the display screen 220
  • the logical screens 212 and 214 are mapped to the display screen 222
  • the logical screens 210, 212, and 214 are mapped to the display screen 224.
  • At least one logical screen which displays a service is mapped to an arbitrary area of a display screen.
  • the mapping block 230 is a group of various pieces of information needed for mapping a logical screen to a display screen. Examples of the various pieces of information include coordinate information of a predetermined area on a display screen to which each of a plurality of logical screens is mapped, identification information of the logical screens and the display screen, and information specifying in what order the logical screens are displayed on the display screen.
  • the mapping block 230 may be realized by interfaces or functions prepared by various computer program languages to be executed and create or change the relationship between the logical screen and the display screen by using the above information as parameters. Further, services provided by various service sources may be displayed on a display screen, and the display screen may be displayed on a physical display device, as illustrated in FIG. 3.
  • service sources which provide broadcast services such as a terrestrial broadcaster 320 and a cable broadcaster 330, service sources which provide services stored in a storage medium such as a personal video recorder (PVR) 340, and service sources (not illustrated in FIG. 3) which provide services via a wired network or a wireless network.
  • PVR personal video recorder
  • a broadcast receiver 310 receives services from the service sources and produces logical screens displaying each of the received services. Then, an arbitrary service is directly set on the display screen to be displayed on a physical display device using a predefined method or a method set by a user or an application. Otherwise, at least one logical screen that is mapped to an arbitrary area on the display screen is displayed on a physical display device 350. In short, services provided by the terrestrial broadcaster 320, the cable broadcaster 330, and the PVR are displayed on the physical display device 350.
  • the terrestrial broadcaster 320, the cable broadcaster 330, and the PVR 340 are illustrated in FIG. 3 as being service sources, but the present invention is not limited to it.
  • Any type of multimedia content source which provides multimedia contents that can be displayed together can be a service source according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • Services according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention can be classified into abstract services and non-abstract services, as illustrated in FIGS. 4A and 4B.
  • the abstract services are not services provided by broadcast signals transmitted in real time but services independent of broadcast channels.
  • the abstract services include only data components, i.e., application programs, without video components and audio components.
  • Examples of the abstract services include services having unbound applications based on the open cable application platform (OCAP) standard.
  • the non-abstract services are understood as services other than abstract services.
  • both abstract services and non-abstract services have independency.
  • abstract services may be directly set on the physical display device not through logical screens and non-abstract services may be displayed on the logical screens.
  • the logical screens may be mapped to the display screen in which the abstract services are set. Thereafter, the display screen may be output through the physical display device.
  • the abstract services can be displayed on the display screen independently of the non-abstract services.
  • the abstract services and non-abstract services may be mapped to different logical screens. Thereafter, the logical screens may be mapped to a single display screen. In other words, the abstract services can be displayed on the display screen independently of non-abstract services.
  • the logical screen and the display screen may be categorized as being different objects.
  • a screen may serve as a logic screen or a display screen according to attribute information of one screen object.
  • screen object attributes corresponding to the characteristics of a logical screen has a predefined value and other screen object attributes have fixed values
  • a screen object may serve as a logical screen.
  • screen object attributes corresponding to the characteristics of a display screen have predefined values and other screen object attributes have fixed values
  • a screen object may serve as a display screen.
  • Attribute information of the screen object includes a plurality of attributes 'z-Order', 'Display_Area', 'Visibility', 'Associated_Display_Screen', 'Associated_Service_Contexts', 'Associated_Logical_Screens', and 'OutputPort'.
  • a screen object may serve as a logical screen.
  • a screen object may serve as a display screen.
  • FIG. 5 illustrates attribute information and interfaces of a logical screen and a display screen.
  • an attribute 'Type' 510 is for determining a screen type - a logical screen or a display screen.
  • An attribute 'z-Order' 520 is for determining in what order a plurality of logical screens are arranged along the z-axis.
  • FIGS. 6(a) and 6(b) illustrate different configurations of logical screens on a physical display device for different combinations of the values of attributes 'z-Order' of the logical screens.
  • first and second logical screens 620 and 630 are respectively mapped to predetermined areas of a display screen 610.
  • the first logical screen 620 is displayed on the display screen 610
  • the second logical screen 630 is displayed on the display screen partially overlapping the first logical screen 620.
  • the display screen 610, the first logical screen 620, and the second logical screen 630 are sequentially arranged in the direction of the z-axis.
  • an attribute 'z-Order' of the first logical screen 620 may be set to a value of 1
  • an attribute 'z-Order' of the second logical screen 630 may be set to a value of 2.
  • the attributes 'z-Order' of the first and second logical screens 620 and 630 may be set to any numbers or characters as long as they can represent a certain order in which the first and second logical screens 620 and 630 are to be arranged along the z-axis.
  • the first and second logical screens 620 and 630 are respectively mapped to predetermined areas of the display screen 610.
  • the display screen 610, the first logical screen 620, and the second logical screen 630 are sequentially arranged in the direction of the z-axis according to the changed value of the attribute 'z-Order'.
  • the attribute 'z-Order' indicates the order in which a plurality of logical screens are arranged.
  • the attribute 'z-Order' may also indicate the order in which components of a logical screen or a display screen are arranged.
  • a logical screen or a display screen may be a combination of a background still image, a video raster, and a graphic raster.
  • a background still image such as a background image
  • 'HBackgroundDevice an instance (or an object) providing a background still image, such as a background image
  • 'HVideoDevice an instance (or an object) providing a video, such as a moving picture
  • 'HGraphicsDevice an instance (or an object) providing graphics, such as application data
  • the instances (or the objects) 'HBackgroundDevice,' 'HVideoDevice,' and 'HGraphicsDevice' will collectively be referred to as 'HScreenDevice.'
  • the order in which the instances 'HScreenDevice' of the logical screen or the display screen are arranged in the direction of the z-axis may be determined.
  • 'HBackgroundDevice,' 'HVideoDevice,' and 'HGraphicsDevice' may be sequentially arranged.
  • the value of the attribute 'z-Order' of the instance 'HVideoDevice' is greater than that of the instance 'HBackgroundDevice,' and the value of the attribute 'z-Order' of the instance 'HGraphicsDevice' is greater than that of the instance 'HVideoDevice.' If the instance 'HBackgroundDevice' exists in a current screen, the value of the attribute 'z-Order' of the instance 'HBackgroundDevice' placed at the very bottom of the current screen (at the very back of the current screen from a viewer's point of view) is zero.
  • the value of the attribute 'z-Order' of the instance 'HGraphicsDevice' placed at the very bottom of the current screen (at the very back of the current screen from the viewer's point of view) is zero.
  • the value of the attribute 'z-Order' of the instance 'HVideoDevice' included in the current screen is greater than that of any instance 'HBackgroundDevice' included in the current screen
  • the value of the attribute 'z-Order' of the instance 'HGraphicsDevice' included in the current screen is greater than that of any instance 'HVideoDevice' included in the current screen. Since those of the instances 'HScreenDevice,' which have greater values of the attributes 'z-Order,' are placed closer to the front of the current screen, they are located a shorter distance from the viewer.
  • instances 'HBackgroundDevice,' 'HVideoDevice,' and 'HGraphicsDevice' are arranged in the order predetermined as described above, the arrangement order of instances 'HScreenDevice' of the same type may arbitrarily be determined.
  • the instance 'HGraphicsDevice' may include a plurality of instances (or objects), and each of the instances that form the instance 'HGraphicsDevice' is referred to as
  • Each instance 'HScene' may be understood as a spatial frame on which an application is executed, and a plurality of applications may be executed on one instance
  • 'HGraphicsDevice' may be determined by an attribute 'z-Order.' That is, the attribute
  • 'z-Order' may indicate the arrangement order of logical screens or the arrangement order of components of a logical screen or a display screen. Further, the attribute 'z-Order' may indicate the arrangement order of components of the instance 'HGraphicsDevice.'
  • a class object 'HSceneManager' is set.
  • the class object 'HSceneManager' may obtain the attributes 'z-Order' of the instances 'HScene.
  • the class object 'HSceneManager' makes an application register a handler that processes the change of all instances 'HScene' belonging to the instance 'HGraphicsDevice.'
  • An attribute 'Display_Area' 530 is information regarding a display screen area of a logical screen, as to be illustrated in FIGS. 7(a) and 7(b).
  • FIG. 7(a) illustrates that a logical screen 710 is mapped to an entire area of the display screen 720
  • FIG. 7(b) illustrates that a logical screen 730 is mapped to a partial area of the display screen 740.
  • the attribute 'Display_Area' may include information specifying the 2-dimensional coordinates of a predetermined portion of a display screen to which the logical screen is to be mapped or may include information specifying a predetermined location on the display screen and an offset value indicating how much the logical screen deviates from the predetermined location on the display screen.
  • An attribute 'Visibility' 530 determines whether a logical screen is to be visibly or invisibly displayed on a display screen. It is possible to make a logical screen appear on or disappear from a display screen by altering the value of the attribute 'Visibility' 530.
  • An attribute 'Associated_Display_Screen' 540 is information regarding display screens associated with a logical screen.
  • a logical screen which is not associated with any display screens may not be displayed on a physical display device nor be transmitted to external output devices.
  • An attribute 'Associated_Service_Contexts' 550 is information regarding service contexts connected to a logical screen or a display screen. Services set in such service contexts may be displayed on a logical screen or a display screen.
  • An attribute 'Associated_Logical_Screens' 560 is information regarding logical screens associated with a display screen.
  • An attribute 'OutputPort' 570 is information regarding devices by which a display screen is to be output, and such devices include display screens, wired/wireless communication media, and various storage media.
  • Interfaces for identifying or altering the values of the attributes illustrated in FIG. 5 may be provided.
  • the interfaces may include an interface 'SET' for setting attribute values or connecting a logical screen to a display screen, an interface
  • a method 'setZOrder(int order)' sets or alters the attribute 'Z-Order' described above.
  • the parameter 'order' refers to attribute information representing the order of displaying the logical screens when the logical screens are displayed on the display screen.
  • the method 'setZOrder(int order)' is a setting interface for setting the attribute 'Z-Order' .
  • An exception handling for the method 'setZOrder(int order)' can be conducted. This exception handling is conducted when the current screen is not a logical screen or the attribute 'Z-Order' of the current screen cannot be changed due to a hardware or software characteristics.
  • a method 'getZOrder(void)' provides attribute information of 'Z-Order' in the current screen without any parameters, and return the value of 'Z-Order' that is not negative. If the current screen is a display screen, the method 'getZOrder(void)' preferably returns 0, and the logical screen preferably has a natural number larger than 1.
  • the method 'getZOrder(void)' is an acquisition interface for acquiring information of the attribute 'Z-Order'.
  • a method 'setZOrder(HScreenDevice[])' sets or alters values of the attributes 'z-Order' of the instances ⁇ ScreenDevice' in a logical screen or a display screen.
  • a parameter of the method 'setZOrder(HScreenDevice[])' is a collection of the instances ⁇ ScreenDevice' whose values of the attribute 'Z-Order' are to be set or altered.
  • the method 'setZOrder(HScreenDevice[])' is a setting interface for setting the attribute information of 'Z-Order' of the instances ⁇ ScreenDevice.'
  • An exception handling for the method 'setZOrder(HScreenDevice[])' can be conducted. This exception handling is conducted when the attributes 'Z-Order' of the instances ⁇ ScreenDevice' in the current screen cannot be changed due to hardware or software characteristics of an apparatus for providing multiple screens.
  • a method 'intgetZOrder(HScreenDevice)' provides attribute information of 'Z-Order' of the instances ⁇ ScreenDevice' in the current logical or display screen, and returns the value of the attribute 'Z-Order' that is not negative.
  • the method 'getZOrder(HscreenDevice)' is an acquisition interface for acquiring information of the attribute 'Z-Order' of the instances 'HScreenDevice.'
  • the class object 'HSceneManager' may include various methods in order to deal with information of each instance 'HScene' which forms the instance 'HGraphicsDevice.'
  • the class object 'HSceneManager' may include a method 'getHSceneOrder' which returns an array of instances ⁇ SceneBinding' corresponding to the instances 'HScene' that form the instance 'HGraphicsDevice' of a called application.
  • the instances ⁇ SceneBinding' may be understood as interfaces executed by a class which is predetermined in a platform in order to provide media of indicating the attributes of the instances 'HScene.' That is, since the direct access of an application to the instances 'HScene' is not allowed, the instances 'HScene' can be accessed through the interfaces ⁇ SceneBinding.'
  • a method 'getHSceneOrde ⁇ HGraphicsDevice)' method returns an array of instances 'HSceneBinding' corresponding to the instances 'HScene' that form a predetermined instance 'HGraphicsDevice' of a called application.
  • a first entry of the array corresponds to an instance 'HScene' placed at the top (at the very front of a current screen from a viewer's point of view) of the instances 'HScene' of the predetermined instance 'HGraphicsDevice.
  • a last entry corresponds to an instance 'HScene' placed at the very bottom (at the very back of the current screen from the viewer's point of view) of the instances 'HScene' of the particular instance
  • the class object 'HSceneManager' also includes a method
  • the method 'sameScene' determines whether the two interfaces 'HSceneBinding' sbl and sb2 are associated with the same instance 'HScene.' For example, the method 'sameScene' may be used to prevent binding overlapping.
  • a method 'getAppHSceneLocation' method provides z-Order information of a default instance 'HScene' on which a calling application is executed. Using the method 'getAppHSceneLocationO,' the calling application can determine the location of the default instance 'HScene' in the instance 'HGraphicsDevice.'
  • a method 'getAppHSceneLocationf ⁇ Scene)' method provides z-Order information of a predetermined instance 'HScene' on which a calling application is executed. Using the method 'getAppHSceneLocatio ⁇ HScene),' the calling application can determine the location of the predetermined instance 'HScene' in the instance 'HGraphicsDevice.'
  • a method 'getDisplayScreen(void)' returns a display screen associated with the current screen.
  • the method 'getDisplayScreen(void)' returns the associated display screen.
  • the method 'getDisplayScreen(void)' returns reference information regarding the current screen.
  • the method 'getDisplayScreen(void)' returns a value of 'NULL'.
  • a method 'public void setDisplayArea(HScreenRectangle rect) throws SecurityException, IllegalStateException' provides a function for mapping the current logical screen to a predetermined area of the associated display screen.
  • An instance that is provided as a parameter is of a class 'HScreenRectangle' of a package 'org.havi.ui', and has 2-dimensional position information.
  • the execution of the methods 'SecurityException' and 'IllegalStateException' may be conducted as an exceptional operation for the method 'setOutputScreen(HScreen screen)'.
  • the method 'IllegalStateException' may be executed when the current screen is a logical screen or when a portion of a display screen associated with a current logical screen cannot change due to the characteristics of a host platform.
  • a method 'getOutputArea(void)' returns regional information of a current screen as HScreenRectangle information. If the current screen corresponds to a display screen, the method 'getOutputArea(void)' returns HScreenRectangle information having the same value as HScreenRectangle (0,0,1,1). If the current screen is a logical screen, the method 'getOutputArea(void)' returns information regarding an area on a display screen occupied by the current screen. If the current screen is a logical screen but is not associated with any display screen, the method 'getOutputArea(void)' returns a value 'NULL'.
  • FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a process that two services are set on a display screen to be mapped to a single screen.
  • a first service includes all the three service components, i.e., video, audio, and data components, and a second service includes only video and audio components.
  • the present invention does not impose any restrictions on service components, and the first and second services illustrated in FIG. 8 are exemplary.
  • the first and second services are displayed on a physical display device in almost the same manner as in the related art. According to the current embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to display a plurality of services on a physical display device independently of one another without imposing any restrictions on the number of services that can be displayed on a single display screen.
  • FIG. 9 is a block diagram of an apparatus for providing multiple screens according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • an apparatus 900 for providing multiple screens includes a digital signal processing module 940, a service processing module 950, an output module 960, and a user interface module 965.
  • the apparatus 900 includes a broadcast signal reception module 910, a storage medium 920, and an external input module 930 as service sources, and includes a display screen 970, a storage medium 980, and an external output module 990 as service output media.
  • module' means, but is not limited to, a software or hardware component, such as a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) or Application
  • FPGA Field Programmable Gate Array
  • a module may advantageously be configured to reside on the addressable storage medium and configured to execute on one or more processors.
  • a module may include, by way of example, components, such as software components, object-oriented software components, class components and task components, processes, functions, attributes, procedures, subroutines, segments of program code, drivers, firmware, microcode, circuitry, data, databases, data structures, tables, arrays, and variables.
  • components such as software components, object-oriented software components, class components and task components, processes, functions, attributes, procedures, subroutines, segments of program code, drivers, firmware, microcode, circuitry, data, databases, data structures, tables, arrays, and variables.
  • the functionality provided for in the components and modules may be combined into fewer components and modules or further separated into additional components and modules.
  • the digital signal processing module 940 receives various information of a service such as a multimedia content, e.g., video information, audio information, or data information, from the broadcast signal reception module 910, the storage medium 920, or the external input module 930.
  • a multimedia content e.g., video information, audio information, or data information
  • the broadcast signal reception module 910 receives a satellite, terrestrial, or cable broadcast signal and transmits the received broadcast signal
  • the storage medium 920 stores video information, audio information, or data information of a service
  • the external input module 930 receives video information, audio information, or data information of a service from an external device such as a network interface module connected to a network.
  • the digital signal processing module 940 restores a plurality of services using received service components.
  • the restored services include abstract or non-abstract services.
  • the 'a plurality of services' refers to two or more services transmitted by the broadcast signal reception module 910 or two or more services respectively transmitted by the broadcast signal reception module 910 and the storage medium 920.
  • the digital signal processing module 940 may restore services according to selection by a user or an application with the aid of the user/application interface module 965.
  • the user or the application may select the connection between an arbitrary service and a screen.
  • the service processing module 950 produces a logical screen to display a service restored by the digital signal processing module 940.
  • the output module 960 maps a plurality of logical screens produced by the service processing module 950 to the display screen.
  • the mapping of the logical screens to the display screen may be conducted using a predefined method or a method set by the user with the aid of the user/application interface module 965.
  • a service restored by the digital signal processing module 940 may not be processed by the service module 950. Instead, a service restored by the digital signal processing module 940 may be directly mapped to a certain portion of a display screen produced by the output module 960.
  • a display screen provided by the output module 960 may be displayed on the physical display device 970 or may be stored in the storage medium 980.
  • Examples of the storage medium 980 include computer readable floppy discs, hard discs, CD-ROM. DVD, DVD-ROM, BD(Blu-ray Disc), and semiconductor memories.
  • a display screen provided by the output module 960 may be transmitted to an external device connected to a network via the external output module 990.
  • the output module 960 may include a plurality of output ports via which a display screen can be provided.
  • a display screen can be provided via an output port set in advance as a default or an output port chosen by the user with the aid of the user interface module 965.
  • the user or the application can choose one of a plurality of services or restore desired services using the user interface module 965. Also, the user can choose one of a plurality of display screens using the user interface module 965. Since the modules illustrated in FIG. 9 are divided according to their functions, it is possible to be connected to the other modules.
  • FIG. 10 is a flowchart illustrating a method of dynamically configuring multiple screens according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • video information, audio information, and data information constituting a multimedia content are transmitted in a predetermined format, for example, an MPEG stream format.
  • an apparatus for providing a service such as a multimedia content service receives video information, audio information, and data information and restores a service based on the video information, the audio information, and the data information.
  • the service restored in operation SlOlO may be selected or previously determined by a user or an application.
  • the user may use a menu displayed on the display device or a remote controller to select the connections between an arbitrary screen and a screen.
  • the application may select the connections using an API.
  • data information includes application information regarding application program for a service, and these application information includes signal information indicating whether the application program can be executed on a PiP screen.
  • application information examples include application information table (AIT) based on MHP standard and extended application information table (XAIT) based on OCAP standard.
  • the signal information may be added to the application.
  • the restored service is set such that it can be displayed on a logical screen.
  • the logical screen is mapped to a display screen.
  • the display screen is provided to the user using a display screen, a storage medium, or a network.
  • the restored service is illustrated in FIG. 10 as being displayed on a physical display device via a logical screen. However, the restored service may be directly displayed on a physical display device without passing through the logical screen.
  • the PiP service When the user selects the PiP service, the PiP service is realized in two modes. In the first mode, only video component for PiP service selected on the main screen is provided without creating a separate logical screen for PiP service, that is, PiP screen. In the second mode, a separate logical screen for PiP service is created to provide the PiP service selected on the created PiP screen.
  • FIG. 10 illustrates a method of mapping only one service to a display screen for simplicity. However, a plurality of services may be mapped to a display screen with or without passing through a plurality of logical screens.
  • FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a software architecture for providing multiple screens according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • a software architecture 1100 includes a device driver layer 1110, an application program interface (API) layer 1120, and an application layer 1130.
  • the device driver layer 1110 receives service components from various multimedia content sources and decodes the received service components. Examples of the received service components include video information, audio information, and data information.
  • the API layer 1120 generates a logical screen and a display screen and maps a service, the logical screen, and the display screen to one another.
  • the application layer 1130 provides a user interface so that a user can dynamically configure a logical screen which displays a service or transmits a user command to the API layer 1120 so that the API layer 1120 can execute the user command.
  • the user enables the device driver layer 1110 with the aid of the application layer 1130 to provide a display screen via a physical display device or to store the display screen in a storage medium.
  • the user can enable the device driver layer 1110 to transmit a display screen to an external device via a network.
  • the device driver layer 1110 may include a plurality of output ports which can provide a display screen.
  • API layer 1120 may include the plurality of output ports.
  • the API layer 1120 may include a plurality of software modules, e.g., a multiscreen manager module 'MultiScreenManager' 1210, a multiscreen context module
  • MultiScreenContext' 1230 a multiscreen context listener module 'MultiScreenContextListener' 1250, and a multiscreen context event module
  • the multiscreen manager module 1210 manages the multiscreen context module 1230, searches for a desired screen, displays information specifying what devices are shared by screens, registers the multiscreen context listener module 1250, or cancels the registration of the screen context listener module 1250.
  • the multiscreen context module 1230 is an interface object associated with a screen object 1220 and determines whether the screen object 1220 is to become a logical screen or a display screen according to an interface operation performed by the multiscreen context module 1230.
  • Various attributes such as the attributes 510 through 570 illustrated in FIGS. 6A and 6B may be set in the multiscreen context module 1230.
  • the multiscreen context module 1230 can provide the functions 'SET', 'ADD', 'GET', and 'REMOVE' described above with reference to FIGS. 6 A and 6B.
  • the multiscreen context event module 1240 serves as an event class announcing that the attribute information of the screen object 1220 has been changed, and the multiscreen context listener module 1250 serves as a listener interface object which can be realized in a predetermined application class which attempts to receive an event prompted by the multiscreen context event module 1240.
  • An application 1260 is a module which is driven on the application layer 1130.
  • the application 1260 allows the user to choose a desired service and to freely arrange a plurality of logical screens on a display screen.
  • the application 1260 transmits various commands which allow the user to dynamically configure and manage logical screens to the multiscreen manager module 1210, and the multiscreen manager module 1210 controls operations corresponding to the various commands to be executed through the multiscreen context module 1230.
  • the multiscreen context module 1230 is associated with the screen object 1220 and manages the attribute information of the screen object 1220 illustrated in FIGS. 6 A and 6B. In order to manage the attribute information of the screen object 1220, the multiscreen context module 1230 may include a variety of functions or methods.
  • the multiscreen manager module 1210 (not illustrated) receives service components provided by various service sources from the device driver layer 1110 and performs operations to display the received service components on a logical screen or a display screen.
  • FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating a method of displaying a plurality of services displayed on respective corresponding logical screens by the modules illustrated in FIG. 13 on a display screen according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the multiscreen manager module 1210 produces a display screen and a number of logical screens corresponding to the number of services to be performed.
  • the multiscreen manager module 1210 connects the logical screens to respective corresponding services received from the device driver layer 1110.
  • the multiscreen manager module 1210 may call a method 'addServiceContexts' for each of the logical screens by setting service context objects of the received services as parameters for the logical screens services.
  • the method 'addServiceContexts' connects a logical screen to a service and may be provided by the multiscreen context module 1230.
  • the multiscreen manager module 1210 connects the logical screens to the display screen.
  • the multiscreen manager module 1210 may call a method 'setDisplayScreen' for each of the logical screens by setting a display screen object to which the logical screens are connected as a parameter.
  • the method 'setDisplayScreen' connects a logical screen to a display screen and may be provided by the multiscreen context module 1230.
  • a method 'setDisplayScreensetDisplayScreen' may be set to 'public void setDisplayScreensetDisplayScree ⁇ HScreen screen) throws SecurityException, Illegal
  • 'HScreen' is preferably a display screen.
  • a parameter of the method 'setDisplayScreen(HScreen screen)' may include a value of 'NULL'. In this case, when the method 'setDisplayScreen(HScreen screen)' is executed without exception handling, the current logical screen is no longer associated with the display screen.
  • the execution of the methods 'SecurityException' and 'IllegalStateException' may be conducted as an exceptional operation for the method 'setOutputScreen(HScreen screen)'.
  • the method 'IllegalStateException' may be executed when a current screen is a logical screen or when a portion of a display screen associated with a current logical screen cannot change due to the characteristics of a host platform.
  • FIG. 14 is a flowchart illustrating a method of exchanging services displayed on logical screens between the modules illustrated in FIG. 12 according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the multiscreen manager module 1210 temporarily terminates a service to be exchanged between two logical screens.
  • operation S 1420 information regarding the service is exchanged between the two logical screens.
  • a method 'removeServiceContexts' and a method 'addServiceContexts' are called for each of the two logical screens, thereby exchanging service contexts set in the two logical screens between the two logical screens.
  • the method 'removeServiceContexts' removes a service context connected to a logical screen, and the method 'addServiceContexts' adds a new service context to a logical screen.
  • the methods 'removeServiceContexts' and 'addServiceContexts' may be provided by the multiscreen context module 1230.
  • service information regarding a service connected to logical services is exchanged between the logical services, thereby obtaining the effect of exchanging a main screen and a sub-screen.
  • service information regarding a service connected to logical services is exchanged between the logical services, thereby obtaining the effect of exchanging a main screen and a sub-screen.
  • even when 3 or more services are performed on a display screen they can be exchanged between an arbitrary number of logical screens.
  • operation S 1430 occurrence of an event in which the connection between the service and the two logical screens has been changed is generated. Thereafter, in operation S 1440, the multiscreen context event module 1240 transmits the event to the multiscreen context listener module 1250, and a service newly connected to the two logical screens begins to be performed.
  • the present invention it is possible to perform a plurality of services provided by various sources such as cable broadcasts, terrestrial broadcasts, various storage media, and external inputs, in various manners using a single physical display screen.

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L'invention concerne un appareil permettant d'obtenir plusieurs écrans et un procédé permettant de configurer de manière dynamique plusieurs écrans. L'appareil comprend: un module de traitement de signal numérique conçu pour recevoir des informations vidéo, des informations audio et des données et pour rétablir une pluralité de services sur la base des informations vidéo, des informations audio et des données; un module de traitement de service conçu pour produire un écran d'affichage et une pluralité d'écrans logiques destinés à l'affichage des services rétablis; et un module de sortie conçu pour associer les écrans logiques fournis par le module de traitement de service à différents emplacement sur l'écran d'affichage. Chacun des écrans logiques comprend une instance fournissant des graphiques, cette instance comportant une pluralité de trames sur lesquelles une application est exécutée. Chacune de ces trames comprend des informations d'attribut de disposition indiquant un ordre de disposition.
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