WO2004110062A1 - データ編集システム、データ編集方法、データ処理装置、サーバ装置 - Google Patents
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- Data editing system data editing method, data processing device, server device
- the present invention relates to a data editing system and a data editing method for editing a video signal (video material data) captured by a video camera or the like.
- the present invention relates to a data processing device and a server device for performing various processes for constructing items.
- SMPTE 298 can be used as supplementary data such as video signals and audio signals (hereinafter, also referred to as video materials, audio materials, or collectively, material data) captured by a video camera or the like.
- Metadata defined by M, 335M Society of Motion Picture and Television 298M, 335M is known.
- This metadata is composed of various information related to the material data, and includes, for example, a video / audio material title, a title type, a scene number, a take number, and a video source (video camera). This includes various related information such as attributes, contents, etc. related to material data such as data, storage location and size.
- a unique ID is defined worldwide in relation to material data, called an Identifier. Therefore, this UM ID can be used as a globally unique ID for each material data, which is extremely useful when searching and collating material data.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-2977628 discloses an information search technique that effectively utilizes UMID.
- material data obtained by a video camera or the like is usually completed as one video content through an editing process.
- the material data is subjected to various processes such as encoding, decoding, editing, and re-encoding. Is done.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-5909788 discloses a technique for suppressing image quality degradation that occurs when performing re-encoding processing, for example, by using compression parameters at the time of encoding processing. The technology is disclosed.
- Video cameras provide compressed and encoded material data.
- the provided compressed material data is decoded (decoded) and used as a baseband signal.
- the editing is performed in the state of the baseband signal.
- encoding re-encoding
- the transmission means an increase in the amount of transmitted data.
- the processing parameters to be added must be minimized, that is, it means that the image quality is inevitable.
- each processing unit should be able to execute optimal processing using past processing parameters, and minimize the increase in material data transmission load.
- the purpose is to do.
- the data editing system of the present invention extracts additional information added to encoded material data, and decodes the encoded material data to decode the additional information.
- Decoding processing means for obtaining material data, extracting unique information included in the extracted additional information, and outputting a signal obtained by adding the unique information to the decoded material data;
- Database means for storing the unique information and predetermined processing parameter information in a database in association with each other;
- a predetermined editing process is performed on the output signal from the decoding processing means, and the processing parameters corresponding to the unique information are transmitted from the database means as information used for the editing processing.
- the encoding processing is performed on the signal to which the unique information is added, which is edited by the editing means, and the information used in the encoding processing is the database.
- the additional material added to the encoded material data is extracted, and the encoded material data is decoded to decode the encoded material data.
- a decoding step for extracting unique information included in the extracted additional information, and outputting a signal obtained by adding the unique information to the decoded material data; and
- a database storage step for storing the unique information extracted in the above decryption processing step and the predetermined processing parameter information in a database in association with each other; and the above decryption processing step
- a predetermined editing process is performed on the output signal from the device, and processing parameter information corresponding to the unique information is acquired from the database as information used for the editing process. It has editing steps and.
- a signal edited with the above-mentioned editing step and to which the above-mentioned unique information is added is subjected to an encoding process, and information used for the encoding process is obtained.
- an encoding step for acquiring the processing parameter information corresponding to the above-mentioned news information from the above-mentioned database is obtained.
- the processing parameter information stored in the database corresponding to the unique information is the additional information extracted by the decoding processing means.
- the compression parameter included as information, or the decoding parameter used in the decoding processing by the above-mentioned decoding processing means, or the editing parameter used in the editing processing by the above-mentioned editing means It is a meter.
- compression Processing parameter information such as parameters, decoding parameters, and editing parameters are stored in the database in association with the unique information.
- Unique information is information that can specify material data, such as UMID.
- unique information is added to material data that has been decrypted for editing (for example, basebanding by decoding). Therefore, when editing or re-encoding material data, parameter information relating to past processing can be obtained from the database using the unique information as a key.
- the data processing device includes: extracting means for extracting, from the encoded material data, additional information added to the encoded material data,
- Decoding processing means for decoding the encoded material data; and decoding for adding the unique information included in the additional information extracted by the extraction means to the decoded material data decoded by the decoding processing means and outputting the decoded data.
- the processing parameter information included in the additional information extracted by the extraction means or the processing parameter information at the time of decoding processing by the decoding processing means is output to an external server. Parameter output means.
- a configuration as decoding processing means in the data editing system is realized. Further, the operation of the decryption processing step in the above data editing method is executed by this data processing device.
- the data processing device of the present invention includes: a decrypted data editing unit that performs an editing process on the decrypted data to which the unique information is added;
- a unique information output means for outputting the unique information to an external server in order to obtain processing parameter information used for editing processing by the decrypted data editing means;
- Parameter input means for inputting processing parameter information from the external server in response to the output of the unique information by the unique information output means and supplying the processing parameter information to the decrypted data editing means; Be prepared Yes.
- parameter output means for outputting, to the external server, processing parameter information at the time of the editing processing in the decrypted data editing means, together with the unique information.
- a configuration as an editing means in the data editing system is realized.
- the data processing device executes the operation of the editing step in the data editing method.
- the data processing device includes: a decrypted data editing unit that performs an editing process on the decrypted data to which the unique information is added;
- a unique information output means for outputting the unique information to an external server in order to obtain processing parameter information used for editing processing by the decrypted data editing means;
- the unique information output means In response to the output of the unique information by the unique information output means, input the processing parameter information from the external server and supply the parameter to be supplied to the decoded data editing means. And means.
- a configuration as an encoding means in the data editing system is realized. Further, the operation of the encoding step in the above data editing method is executed by the data processing device.
- the server device of the present invention comprises: a database unit;
- Registration processing means for registering the unique information supplied from the external device and the processing parameter information in the database means in association with each other;
- Search for database means Search means and
- a parameter output means for outputting processing parameter information obtained by the search based on the unique information by the search means to an external device.
- this data processing device allows the operation of the database storage step in the above data editing method, and the parameters for the operation in the editing step and the encoding step. A data search is performed.
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of an editing system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of an editing device and a server according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a function block of the editing device and the server according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram of an imaging apparatus that provides a compressed signal to the editing system according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of metadata in a compressed signal according to the embodiment.
- 6A to 6D are explanatory diagrams of UMID included in the compressed signal according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram of a configuration for realizing the editing device according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram of a decode-encoding device that realizes an edit-decode processing unit and an edit-encode processing unit in the editing device according to the embodiment.
- 9A and 9B are a block diagram and an explanatory diagram of a database of the server device according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of the flow of signal processing according to the embodiment. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- Outline of editing system Figure 1 shows an outline of the editing system of the embodiment.
- the imaging device 1 performs an imaging operation and obtains material data as video data and audio data.
- the imaging device 1 records the captured video and audio material data on a recording medium 90 such as a magnetic tape or an optical disk.
- the metadata is recorded on the recording medium 90 together with the material data.
- Metadata is data that supplements video signals and audio signals captured by an imaging device such as a video camera, and is, for example, SMPTE 298 M, 335 M (Society of Mot This is the data defined by ion Picture and Television ion 298M, 335M).
- SMPTE 298 M, 335 M Society of Mot This is the data defined by ion Picture and Television ion 298M, 335M.
- UMID one of the metadata
- the compressed parameter is one of the metadata.
- the compression parameters can be referred to the editing device 2 at the time of processing.
- the recording media 90 in which the material data is compressed and recorded in the imaging device 1 is transferred to the editing device 2 and necessary editing is performed.
- FIG. 1 Although only one editing device 2 is shown in FIG. 1, video materials and the like are actually edited many times sequentially by different editing devices, or the same video material is processed in parallel. It may be edited in multiple editing devices.
- the server 3 is a device that can perform data communication with the editing device 2 via the transmission path 5.
- the server 3 is provided with a database for storing various parameters such as the above-mentioned compression parameters in correspondence with the UMID attached to the material data.
- the server 3 performs database registration and database search by communicating with the editing device 2.
- the transmission path 5 is, for example, a LAN (Local Area Network) transmission path, and the server 3 can communicate with a personal computer or a work station or the like that constitutes the editing device 2.
- the transmission path 5 may be a network transmission path such as an Internet, or the transmission path 5 may be connected to the editing device 2 by USB, SCSI, or the like. It is also conceivable that the editing device 2 can access the server 3 to a website or the like. That is, the server 3 has a configuration that can be accessed from the editing device 2.
- Various forms of the transmission line 5 are conceivable, such as a LAN, a peripheral device communication line, a public line, a dedicated line, a satellite communication line, and a wireless transmission line.
- the video edited by the editing device 2 for example, a video signal completed as video content, is sent to the transmitting device 4, and is, for example, a television broadcast, a recording medium, or a download. In what form will it be provided to the user (viewer).
- FIG. 3 shows functions realized by, for example, software functions (although hardware may be used) in each device.
- the editing apparatus 2 is configured to include an edit decoding processing unit 2a, an editing processing unit 2b, and an editing encoding processing unit 2c.
- the server 3 has a database 3a.
- a compressed signal with meta data from the imaging device 1 is provided to the editing decode processing unit 2 a by the recording media 90.
- a compressed signal is compressed material data (video and audio). Metadata is added to the compressed signal.
- the metadata includes UMID and compression parameters.
- the compression parameter is a parameter used in the image processing apparatus 1 at the time of compression processing.
- the editing decoding processor 2a in the editing apparatus 2 obtains a compressed signal with metadata by reproducing the recording media 90.
- the editing decode processing unit 2 a decodes the compressed signal input in the editing device 2.
- the compressed signal is used as a base band signal by performing a decoding process for decompressing, and the UMID in the metadata is added to the base node signal. Then, a process of supplying the data to the editing processing unit 2b is performed.
- the UMD and the compression parameter, and the decoding parameter in the decoding process unit 2a for decoding, or both are supplied to the server 3. That is, as shown in FIG. 3, the editing decoding processing unit 2a includes a decoding function 201, a metadata extraction function 202, a baseband processing function 203, and a UMIDZ parameter.
- a transmission function 204 is provided.
- the decoding function 201 decodes the input compressed signal.
- the metadata extraction function 202 extracts metadata included in the input compressed signal. In addition, UMID and compression parameters are extracted from the metadata.
- the base band processing function 203 performs processing for transferring the base band signal obtained by the decoding function 201 to the editing processing unit 2b. At this time, the base band processing function 203 adds only the UMID of the metadata extracted by the metadata extraction function 202 to the base band signal. For example, the UMID is embedded in the ancillary section of the baseband signal. Then, the baseband signal to which the UMID is added is edited by the edit processing unit 2 Output to b.
- U MID // Parameter transmission function 204 is a function that associates U MID with various parameters and transmits them to the server 3 for database registration.
- UMID and compression parameters are made to correspond to each other as transmission information.
- the parameters used for decoding in the decoding function 201 can be included in the transmission information.
- the edit processing unit 2b is supplied with a UMID-based baseband signal from the edit decoding processing unit 2a.
- the edit processing unit 2b performs necessary edit processing on the baseband signal. In addition, access is made to server 3.
- the editing processing unit 2b includes a data editing function 211, a UMIDZ parameter transmission function 2 12, a UMID transmission function 2 13 and a parameter reception function 2 It has 1 4.
- the data editing function 211 has a function of performing various editing processes on a baseband signal. For example, signal processing such as color adjustment and brightness adjustment, cut editing, video synthesis, video insertion, special video effects, sound addition, and other various editing processes required for the production of video content. Then, the edited base node signal with UMID is output to the editing encoder 2c.
- the UMID parameter transmission function 211 associates the UMID added to the baseband signal with the editing parameter used in the processing of the data editing function 211 to register the database. This is a function to send to server 3. Editing parameters are used to change or disable parameters newly set in the editing process, compression parameters for past compression, and decoding parameters for decoding. No, Including lamella.
- the UMID transmission function 213 is a function for transmitting the UMID added to the baseband signal to the server 3 for database search.
- the parameter reception function 2 14 is a parameter that is transmitted as a result of a database search performed in the server 3 based on the UMID transmitted by the UMID transmission function 2 13 described above.
- Data compression parameter ⁇ decoding parameter
- Received parameter menu chromatography data is passed to the data editing function 2 1 1.
- the data editing function 211 can use the parameters used in the past compression encoding or decoding (decoding) of the baseband signal to be edited. The editing process used can be performed.
- the editing encoder 2c is supplied with a base band signal with UMID as an editing result from the editing processor 2b.
- the editing encoding processing unit 2c performs a recompression encoding process on the edited baseband signal. Then, the compressed signal obtained by the recompression is recorded on, for example, a recording medium 90 and provided to an external device. For example, it can be provided to the sending device 4 of FIG. 1 or even to another editing device 2.
- the editing-encoding processing unit 2 c also accesses the server 3.
- the editing encoder 2c has an encoding function 221, a UMID transmission function 222, and a NO, as shown in FIG. Equipped with a parameter reception function.
- Encoding function 2 2 1 re-compresses the baseband signal Refers to the function that performs a compression encoding for
- the UMID transmission function 222 is a function for transmitting the UMID added to the baseband signal to the server 3 for database search.
- the normator receiving function 222 is transmitted as a result of ⁇ ⁇ base search performed by the server 3 based on the UMID transmitted by the UMID transmitting function 222 described above. It is a function that can receive the parameters (compression parameters, decryption parameters, edit parameters). The received parameters are passed to the encode function 221. As a result, the encoding function 221 can be used for past compression encoding or decoding (decoding) of the baseband signal to be encoded, or for editing. Editing using the specified parameters becomes possible.
- the server 3 is provided with a database 3a, and the server 3 (the decoding processing unit 2a for editing, the editing processing unit 2b, the encoding processing unit for editing 2c) does not have It is accessed and performs database registration and database search according to the access. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3, the server 3 has a registration data processing function 301, a search data processing function 302, and a parameter transmission function 310.
- the At base access function 304 performs a recording / reproducing access to a large-capacity recording medium forming the database 3a, for example, an HDD or the like. In other words, it refers to the function of performing operations for registration / search for the actual database 3a.
- Recorded data processing function 301 performs processing for database registration For example, the information transmitted from the UMIDZ parameter transmission function 204 of the editing data processing unit 2a, that is, the UMID, compression parameter, and decryption parameter are registered. Registration processing is performed by the data processing function 301. The registered data processing function 301 performs the process of using the compression parameter and the decoding parameter as the registered data in accordance with the UMID, and the database access function 304 Hand over. As a result, the compression parameter and the decryption parameter are registered in the database 3a together with the UMID.
- the information transmitted from the UMID / parameter transmission function 2 1 2 of the editing processing section 2 b, that is, the UMID and editing parameters are also processed by the registered data processing function 3 0 1. .
- the registered data processing function 301 performs processing for making the edit parameters registered data in accordance with the UMID, and transfers the data to the database access function 304. As a result, the editing parameters are registered in the database 3a together with the UMID.
- the search data processing function 302 performs processing for database search.
- the parameter transmission function 303 performs processing for transmitting the result of the database search.
- the UMID transmission function 2 13 of the editing processing unit 2 b or the UMID transmission function 2 22 of the editing encoding processing unit 2 c is used as the search data processing function. It is processed as search information as 302 and passed to the database access function 304 as a search key. As a result, the database access function 304 searches the database 3a based on the UMID, and extracts the corresponding stored parameters. The extracted parameters are passed to the parameter transmission processing function 303 and transmitted to the editing processing unit 2b and the editing encoding processing unit 2c, which are search request sources. . 3. Configuration of imaging device and metadata Next, we will explain the configuration of the editing system that implements the functions of each unit as described above. Before proceeding, however, the editing system of this example will be described first. The configuration and metadata of the imaging device 1 that provides a compressed signal to the system will be described.
- Figure 4 shows a block diagram of the imaging device 1.
- the system controller 11 is configured by a micro computer and controls the entire imaging device 1. That is, the operation of each unit described below is controlled.
- the camera unit 12 is a part for capturing an image, and includes an imaging unit 13, an imaging signal processing unit 14, and a camera controller 15.
- the imaging unit 13 includes a lens system including an imaging lens and an aperture, a driving system for performing a focusing operation and a zoom operation on the lens system, and a lens.
- a CCD Charge Coupled Device
- the imaging signal processing unit 14 includes a sample-hold ZAGC (Automatic Gain Control) circuit that performs gain adjustment and waveform shaping on the signal obtained by the CCD of the imaging unit 13, and a video A / D core. It has an inverter and generates digital video data by imaging.
- ZAGC Automatic Gain Control
- Camera controller 15 is the same as system controller 11 The operation of the imaging unit 13 and the imaging signal processing unit 14 is controlled based on the instruction. For example, the camera controller 15 controls the image pickup unit 13 to execute operations such as auto focus, automatic exposure / aperture adjustment, and zooming (motor control). ).
- the camera controller 15 has a timing generator.
- the CCD and image signal processing unit 14 have a sample hold AGC circuit and a video AZD converter.
- the signal processing operation is controlled by the timing signal generated by the mining generator.
- the camera unit 12 generates captured video data.
- the audio signal obtained by the microphone 33 is A / D-converted by the audio signal processing unit 34, and audio data synchronized with the captured video data is generated.
- the recording / reproducing unit 16 records the imaged video data obtained by the camera unit 12 (and the audio data obtained by the microphone 33) on the recording medium 90, and reproduces it. Part.
- the recording / reproducing section 16 is provided with an encoding / decoding section 17, a media drive 18, and a recording / reproducing controller 19.
- the encoding / decoding unit 17 performs a compression encoding process and a recording format for the recording media 90 on the captured video data and audio data obtained by the camera unit 12 during imaging. Performs a format conversion process for recording that is converted to a format. In addition, meta data is input to the recording signal.
- MPEG Motion encoding
- Other compression methods are possible in addition to the Picture Papers Group (JPEG) method and the JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) method.
- JPEG Picture Papers Group
- JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Group
- the captured video data (and audio data) encoded by the encode decoder 17 is supplied to the media drive 18 and loaded.
- the data recorded on the recording medium 90 ie, the compressed signal containing the video / audio data and the metadata, is recorded as shown in FIG. 1, for example.
- the media 90 is provided to the editing device 2 by being delivered.
- the media drive 18 is a tape recording / reproducing device, and the recording media 90 If 0 is used as an optical disk, the media drive 18 will not necessarily be used as a disk recording / reproducing device.
- the video data (and audio data) reproduced by the media drive 18 are encoded and decoded by the encoding / decoding section 17. It is decoded at. For example, a decoding process corresponding to the encoding process performed at the time of recording is performed.
- the recording / reproducing controller 19 sends the processing of the encoder / decoder 17 to the media drive 18 based on the instruction of the system controller 11. It controls the recording and playback operations and the input and output of data.
- the captured video data obtained by the camera unit 12 at the time of imaging and the video data reproduced from the recording media 90 can be displayed on the viewfinder 31.
- the camera unit 12 is outputting imaged video data at the time of execution of imaging, at the time of imaging standby, etc.
- the imaged video data is supplied to the viewfinder driver 30. You.
- the viewfinder driver 30 performs an operation of displaying an image based on captured image data on the viewfinder 31 in response to an instruction from the system controller 11. Also, a predetermined character image can be superimposed and displayed in response to an instruction from the system controller 11.
- the video data played back on the media drive 18 is supplied to the viewfinder drive 30. Is done.
- the viewfinder driver 30 is provided with the supplied video data and superimposed character data according to the instructions of the system controller 11. An operation of displaying an image as an image on the viewfinder 31 is performed.
- the photographer looks at the view finder 31 and stands by for imaging (when checking the subject), and monitors the imaging and the recording media. You can check the video contents recorded in the 90 or perform simple editing operations.
- the audio data reproduced from the recording media 90 is D / A-converted by the audio driver 35, and is subjected to signal processing such as a binar lettering width and is processed. Output from peaker section 36.
- the external interface 20 is a part for inputting / outputting video data and the like to / from an external device such as an audiovisual device, an information device, and a storage device.
- the communication unit 21 is, for example, a unit that performs wired / wireless network communication. Rank. For example, it is formed by a modem Ethernet interface, a mobile phone interface, and the like.
- the communication unit 21 or the external interface 20 enables various data communication by connecting by wire or wireless by the communication unit 21 or the external interface 20.
- the imaging device 1 is connected to, for example, the editing device 2 via a network, an interface cable, or the like, and transmits video data or the like as the above-described compressed signal. It is also possible.
- the communication unit 21 can be connected to the imaging device 1 as a separate device even though it is built into the imaging device 1, thereby enabling network communication of the imaging device 1. It may be. Further, it is possible for the imaging device 1 to access the above-described Sanoku 3.
- ROM 22, RAM 23, and flash memory 24 are used as storage and calculation areas for data and programs required by the system controller 11. Used.
- the ROM 23 stores the processing program of the system controller 11, fixed data, and the like.
- RAM 23 is used as temporary information storage or as a work area.
- the flash memory 24 stores various control coefficients and the like.
- the operation unit 27 is provided with various operators for operating the imaging device 1. That is, operators for power operation, imaging operation, playback operation, zoom operation, various mode operations, editing operation, and the like are formed.
- the system controller 11 detects the user's operation using these operators, and controls so that necessary operations are performed for each unit.
- the power supply section 32 is, for example, a DC / DC converter, which supplies a DC power supply obtained from a built-in battery or a DC power supply generated from a commercial AC power supply via a power adapter. Utilize this to supply the required level of power supply voltage to each circuit section.
- the power on / off by the power supply section 32 is controlled by the system controller 11 in accordance with the power supply operation from the operation section 27 described above.
- the imaging device 1 is provided with a UMID generation unit 29 and a metadata generation unit 28.
- the UMID generation unit 29 generates the UMID which is information unique to the material data based on the control from the system controller 11. For example, UMID is generated using time information and GPS information.
- the meta data generation unit 28 includes the data and parameters supplied from the system controller 11, the UMID supplied from the UMID generation unit 29, and the like. Metadata is generated using the compression parameters and the like used in the compression encoding in the encoding / decoding section 17. The generated metadata is supplied to the recording / playback controller 19, and is further recorded at the time of encoding to the recording format in the encoding / decoding section 17 Entered in the data.
- a compressed signal in a form as shown in FIG. 5 is recorded.
- a frame is a single picture that constitutes a GOP (Group Of Picture), and a clip is a single image captured by the imaging device 1. From the start of recording to the end of recording AV data as a range of material data (for example, a series of video data composed of G0P units).
- the frame data is added to the audio data and the video data constituting the frame, and the clip is formed in units of a plurality of frames. Metadata is inserted.
- the metadata will be described.
- the metadata includes a KLV (Key Length Value) metadata attached to each frame of the video signal and a GPS (Global Positioning System) indicating the position where the image was captured by the video camera. ), Date and time (year, month, day, hour, minute, second) when the image was captured, ARIB (Association of Radio Industries and Businesses nome data), and video camera settings when the image was captured There is camera data for Z control information.
- KLV Key Length Value
- GPS Global Positioning System
- Kl ⁇ V metadata is the LTC (Longitudinal Time Code) as the time code set in the reference data, the UB (User Bit) that determines the characteristics of the LTC, and the only ID in the world wide.
- UM ID Unique Material Identifier
- ARIB metadata is metadata standardized by ARIB and superimposed on a standard communication interface such as SDI (Serial Digital Interface).
- the camera metadata is, for example, an IRIS (iris) control value, a white noise / black noise mode, a lens zoom or a zoom.
- -It is lens information about the cas, etc.
- the essential parts of the metadata include, for example, LTC / UB, UMID, and KLV data structures, and Other KLV metadata (for example, an essence mark that is electronic mark data indicating the characteristics of an image or sound) and the like that correspond to the selected portion are, for example, ARIB metadata. And camera data, GPS data, and so on.
- the metadata relating to each frame is referred to as frame metadata, and the metadata relating to the clip is represented as clip metadata.
- the frame meta data is recorded periodically in the recording media 90 at the timing when the video signal and the audio signal are recorded, and the clip meta data is recorded at random (random). .
- the frame metadata is described, for example, in a predetermined language based on BIM (Binary Format for Metadata), which is a binary conversion of an extensible markup language (XML) file.
- BIM Binary Format for Metadata
- XML extensible markup language
- the frame meta data is periodically output in synchronization with the video signal and the audio signal, and is a meta data requiring a real-time property (real-time property).
- the format is used.
- frame metadata can be interpreted in terms of file management complexity and mount-no-mount time, as well as frame-intermediate as in the case of ARIB metadata. Because of the power that needs to be output in the leave, one frame per frame is regarded as one final. In addition, it is desirable to use text notation so that the camera data and the like of the selected portion can be easily read by a personal computer or the like.
- This frame metadata is recorded on the optical disk in the vicinity of the material data (AV data) for each frame, and the seek at the time of reading is performed. Generation can be minimized and high-speed playback can be realized.
- the clip meta data is described in, for example, a predetermined language based on XM or the like, and as described above, recording and reproduction of an optical disk in a disk device are performed by a simple process.
- LTC / UMID LTC / UMID
- GPS data GPS data
- other metadata for example, start time code, discontinuous point time code information ( Information that has the number of frames from the beginning in a set), the source packet of the beginning Extended UMID (recording date / time, recording location, user information, etc.), the source knock of the Extended UMID at discontinuous points, etc. )
- start time code for example, start time code, discontinuous point time code information ( Information that has the number of frames from the beginning in a set), the source packet of the beginning Extended UMID (recording date / time, recording location, user information, etc.), the source knock of the Extended UMID at discontinuous points, etc.
- the clip metadata is attributed to the clip and the edited result, and does not require real-time property, and is in XML format.
- LTC / UMID changes the number of change points
- GPS data changes the amount of data with time, but it does not matter if the amount of data changes. Because of this, one clip is one file. Note that it is desirable that the GPS data and other metadata be in text notation so that they can be easily read by a personal computer or the like.
- This clip meta data is different from the frame meta data recorded for each frame in the recording medium 90, and is recorded in units of a clip. Reduce read time, time code, recording date and time, recording location, user information, etc. Thus, a high-speed search for a specific frame can be realized.
- the clip metadata may be recorded in a specific area in the recording medium 90, or may be recorded in a plurality of specific areas.
- the parameters related to signal processing such as compression parameters
- they are inserted as metadata corresponding to the frame, they are also metadata corresponding to the clip unit. In some cases.
- UMID one of the metadata, is as follows.
- a UMID is a unique word-wide ID (identification information) that indicates the uniqueness of a material (audio, video data, etc.). It is the only ID information in the unit.
- FIG. 6 shows the contents of UMID.
- the UMID defined in the SMPTE330M is a globally unique ID assigned to the material data, and a basic UMID and an extended UMID are defined.
- Fig. 6A shows the basic UM ID data format.
- the first to second labels of the 12-byte universal label are used. It is a fixed byte sequence up to 0 knots.
- the 1st and 12th notes of the universal label are, for example, the image and sound recorded simultaneously, and when the original material is used, the data of 04h and 11h are stored.
- the length (L) is a 1-byte configuration, which is the bit length of the recorded video and audio material.
- the instance number of the 3-byte configuration ( In st. No) is 0 h, 0 h, and 0 h.
- the material number (Material Number) composed of 16 bytes is the time snap (Time Snap), the number of tongue L (Rnd), and the material number shown in Fig. 6C. It consists of a machine node.
- the time snap consists of 8 bytes representing the frame (Frarae), second (Second), minute (Minute), and hour (Hour). It is generated from the clock information generated by the mcode generator. For example, when the source material is a camera-type VTR such as the imaging device 1, the frame is generated during imaging. This time-snap information is recorded on a recording medium 90 such as a magnetic tape in units of time.
- the date is March 30, 2011, the year is converted to Julius date, which represents the date, and then the clock is set. From this, we know that the time zone is, for example, Japan, and we will set 97 bytes of 8 bytes for the time snap.
- the tongue number (Rnd) consists of a lower byte (lower) and an upper knot (upper), and their values are obtained, for example, from an M-sequence generator running free in software. I do. The value of the random number changes for each scene.
- the machine node is composed of 6 notes as shown in FIG. 6C. It is specified in EUI 48 (Extended Unique Identifier) as to which nodes of this machine node to be used on the network are addressed to. Of the 6 bytes, the first 3 bytes are the unique value given to the organization name, and the remaining 3 bytes are given to the equipment used (such as a camera-integrated VTR). This is the serial number unique to the equipment.
- EUI 48 Extended Unique Identifier
- Figure 6D shows the extended UM ID (Extended The extended UMID is the same as the 32 Byte Basic UMID shown in Figure 6A. Signature Meta data is added to make up a total of 64 bytes.
- the signature metadata consists of 8 notes of time data (Time / Data), 12 notes of spatial data (Spatial coordinate), and 4 notes of country (Country). ) code, 4 Roh wells of Oganizi Shi Yo emissions (Organization), 4 Bruno "user code (u se r code of wells) or al ing.
- the material number consists of 8 notes of Time Snap, 2 notes of random number (Rnd), and 5 notes of Machine Node. It is composed of
- the editing device 2 is a device unit having an editing decoding processing unit 2a, an editing processing unit 2b, and an editing encoding processing unit 2c.
- an editing device 2 is constructed by using a computer device 40 and a decoding / encoding device 60 connected to the computer device 40 as an external device.
- the computer device 40 mainly functions as the editing processing unit 2b
- the decoding / encoding device 60 functions as the editing decoding processing unit 2a and the editing encoding process. This is an example that functions as part 2c.
- the computer device 40 functions as the editing device 2 in this example.
- the program to be realized is installed, and the program is started to execute the editing operation.
- an editing function for the base node video Z audio signal is executed by, for example, software.
- the CPU 41 controls each part and performs arithmetic processing based on the activated program. For example, I / O operation to an operator, memory control, HDD (hard disk drive) control, communication operation via network, external interface control, disk Performs recording / playback control of recording media, data calculation, etc.
- I / O operation to an operator memory control, HDD (hard disk drive) control, communication operation via network, external interface control, disk Performs recording / playback control of recording media, data calculation, etc.
- HDD hard disk drive
- the CPU 41 exchanges control signals and data with each circuit via the bus 42.
- the memory section 43 comprehensively shows RAM, ROM, flash memory, and the like used by the CPU 41 for processing.
- the ROM of the memory section 43 stores the operation program, program loader, and the like of the CPU 41.
- the flash memory in the memory unit 43 stores various arithmetic coefficients, a nomometer used in the program, and the like.
- a data area and a task area for executing a program are temporarily secured.
- the input unit 45 is a keyboard, a mouse, a touch panel, a remote commander, a scanner, and other input devices.
- the operator performs various operation inputs and data inputs.
- the input information is subjected to predetermined processing in an input processing section 44, and is transmitted to the CPU 41 as an operation or data input.
- CPU 41 is input Performs necessary calculations and controls according to the information.
- the display unit 47 is, for example, a display device such as a CRT or a liquid crystal panel, and displays various types of information to the operator.
- the display processing unit 46 displays the display operation on the display unit 47 based on the supplied display data. Let it run.
- the HDD 48 is an area for storing various programs and other various data, as well as an area for storing material data such as video / audio during editing and data after editing. Used as
- the communication processing unit 49 performs transmission data encoding processing and reception data decoding processing based on the control of the CPU 41.
- the network interface 50 transmits the transmission data encoded by the communication processing unit 49 to a predetermined device via a network.
- the signal transmitted from the external device via the network is passed to the communication processing unit 49.
- the communication processing unit 49 transfers the received information to the CPU 41.
- the disk drive 55 is, for example, a CD-type disk such as a CD-DA, a CD-ROM, or a CD-R, or a DVD-type disk such as a DVD-ROM, a DVD-RAM, or a DVD-R. This is a disk drive that performs recording and playback on disks.
- the disk drive 55 It can be installed and programs and data can be installed.
- the external interface 54 is, for example, IEEE 1394, U It is a part that performs data communication by connecting to peripheral devices connected by methods such as SB and SCSI.
- a device corresponding to the disk drive 55 may be connected as a peripheral device.
- an external HDD may be connected so that programs and necessary data are stored in the external HDD.
- printers, scanners, etc. may be connected.
- a LAN may be formed with another information processing device.
- the audio processing unit 53 processes audio data output to the operator, and supplies the audio data to an audio output unit 52, for example, a speaker unit or a headphone terminal to output audio.
- an audio output unit 52 for example, a speaker unit or a headphone terminal to output audio.
- the audio processing unit 53 and the audio output unit 52 can output audio for material data or audio data to be added in editing.
- audio data reproduced from the disk by the disk drive 55 and reproduction output of an audio file stored in the HDD 48 or another part are also executed.
- the decoding / encoding device 60 is armed via an external interface 54 as an external device of the computer device 40, for example.
- the decode-no-encoding device 60 has, for example, a configuration as shown in FIG.
- the CPU 61 of the decoding / encoding device 60 controls each part and performs arithmetic processing based on the activated program. In particular, it controls the recording / reproducing operation of the recording medium 90, decodes the compressed signal to a base-node signal, and encodes the base-node signal to the compressed signal. Processing, metadata extraction, etc. Control for the purpose.
- the CPU 61 exchanges control signals and data with each circuit via the bus 68.
- the memory section 62 comprehensively shows RAM, ROM, flash memory, and the like used by the CPU 61 for processing.
- the ROM in the memory section 62 stores the operation program, program loader, and the like of the CPU 61.
- the flash memory in the memory section 62 stores various arithmetic coefficients, a nomometer used in the program, and the like.
- a data area and a task area for executing a program are temporarily secured.
- the media drive 63 performs recording / reproduction on a recording medium 90 such as a magnetic tape cassette based on the control of the CPU 61.
- the data process section 69 and the data buffer 64 are CPU 6
- the signal processing required for the encoder / decoder device 60 is performed.
- the reproduced compressed signal is temporarily taken into the data buffer 64.
- the data processing section 69 performs a decoding processing section on the compressed signal captured by the data buffer 64 and converts the compressed signal into a baseband signal.
- the base band signal is stored in the data buffer 64.
- the data processing section 69 extracts metadata from the compressed signal, stores the data in the data buffer 64, and converts the base signal into a base signal.
- the process unit 69 performs the encoding process.
- the compressed signal subjected to the encoding process is supplied to the media drive 63 while being temporarily stored in the data buffer 64, and is recorded on the recording media 90.
- the input unit 66 is a keyboard, a touch panel, a remote commander, and other input devices, and the operator performs various operation inputs and data inputs.
- the input information is subjected to predetermined processing in an input processing unit 65 and transmitted to the CPU 61 as an operation or data input.
- the CPU 61 performs necessary calculations and controls according to the input information.
- the external interface 67 is a portion for performing data communication by connecting to peripheral devices connected by a method such as IEEE1394, USB, and CSSI. For example, transmission and reception of a baseband signal and a command signal between the CPUs 61 and 41 with the computer device 40 in FIG. 7 are performed via the external interface 67. It is done.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 are merely examples.
- the operation of each functional block described in FIG. 3 according to this configuration is as follows. This is achieved by each part.
- the decode function 201 and the metadata data extraction function 202 in the edit decode processing unit 2a include a media drive 63 controlled by the CPU 61 and a data knob. This is realized by the operation of the file 64 and the data process section 69.
- Base band processing function in editing decoding processing section 2a 203 is realized by the operation of a data buffer 64, a data process section 69, and an external interface 67 controlled by the CPU 61.
- the UMID / parameter transmission function 204 in the editing decode processing unit 2a is used.
- the operation is realized by the operation of a data buffer 64, a data process section 69, and an external interface 67 controlled by the CPU 61.
- the server 3 is enabled to communicate via the network interface 50 of the computer device 40, the UMIDZ parameter transmission function 204
- the network communication function of the computer device 40 (the communication processing unit 49 controlled by the CPU 41, the network interface) It is realized by using 50).
- the data editing function 2 1 1, UMID / parameter transmission function 2 1 2, UMID transmission function 2 1 3, and parameter reception function 2 1 4 in the editing processing unit 2 b are the computer device 40. This is realized by the coordination process of each part shown in.
- HDD signal is converted for storage / editing using HDD48.
- the encoding function 2 21 in the editing encoding processing unit 2 c includes a media drive 63 controlled by the CPU 61, a data buffer 64, This is realized by the operation of the data process section 69.
- the parameter receiving function 22 3 is realized by the operation of the data buffer 64, the data process section 69, and the external interface 67 controlled by the CPU 61.
- the transmission and reception with the server 3 may be performed directly via the external interface 67, or the network interface of the computer device 40 may be used. It is also conceivable to do this through the 50th interface.
- decoding / encoding is performed in the decoding / encoding device 60, but the recording media is simply used by using an external device as a media drive.
- the recording / reproducing of the compressed signal to / from the media 90 is performed, and the functions of the editing decoding processor 2a and the editing encoding processor 2c shown in FIG. It can be done on the computer device 40 side.
- a dedicated hardware function for example, an editing device having a processor or HDD for editing processing.
- Server 3 has a CPU 71, a memory unit 72, a network interface 73, and a database storage unit 74.
- the CPU 71 exchanges control signals and data with each circuit via the bus 75.
- the memory unit 72 comprehensively shows the RAM, ROM, flash memory, and the like used by the CPU 71 for processing.
- the ROM in the memory section 72 stores the operation program of the CPU 71, a program loader, and the like.
- the flash memory in the memory unit 72 stores various operation coefficients, parameters used in the program, and the like.
- a data area and a task area for executing a program are temporarily secured.
- the database storage unit 74 is configured as, for example, an HDD or the like, and the database 3 a shown in FIG. 2 is formed as the storage information.
- the network interface 73 is an interface that performs mutual communication with the computer device 40 shown in FIG. 7, for example, via the transmission line 5. It is.
- an interface of, for example, IEEE 1394, USB, SCSI, etc., connected to the external interfaces 54, 67 shown in FIGS. May be provided.
- the access function 304 is realized. That is, the CPU 71 executes its operation program and The operation of each function described above is controlled by a communication operation via the network interface 73. That is, the registered data processing function 301, the search data processing function 302, and the norameter transmission function 303 are composed of a CPU 71, a memory unit 72, a network interface, and the like. -It is realized by the cooperative operation of the face 73. Further, the database access function 304 is realized as the operation of the database storage section 74 based on the control of the CPU 71.
- FIG. 9B schematically shows the contents of the database 3a formed in the database storage section 74.
- the database 3a stores a compression parameter, a decoding parameter, an editing parameter, and the like in correspondence with UMID.
- the UMID and the parameter are stored in the edit decode processing unit 2a or the edit processing unit 2b (that is, the computer device or the diagram in FIG. 7).
- the CPU 71 When transmitted from the decoding / encoding device 60) for registration, the CPU 71 sends the registered data processing function 301 and the database access function 304 to Then, the UMID and the parameter are registered in the database as shown in Fig. 9B.
- the UMID is the editing encoding processing unit 2c or the editing processing unit 2b (that is, the computer device in FIG. 7 or the decoding and encoding device 60 in FIG. 8)
- the CPU 71 executes operations as a search data processing function 302, a database access function 304, and a parameter transmission function 303. And performs a search based on the UM ID and transmits the searched parameters. 6.
- System operation The system operation realized by the functions described in Figs. 2 and 3 will be described with reference to Fig. 10.
- the compressed signal S g1 of FIG. 10 is captured by the image capturing apparatus 1 and indicates a compressed signal provided to the editing apparatus 2 by, for example, the recording medium 90.
- the compressed signal S g2 is then subjected to a compressed decoding process (process P 2) by a decoding function 201 to obtain a baseband signal S g4.
- the decoding parameter Sg5 used in the decoding process may be transmitted at the same time.
- the registration data processing function 301 and the database access function 304 operate according to the operation. Then, the UMID and the parameter are registered in the database 3a (process P6).
- UMIDS g 6 is embedded by the base band processing function 203 into the base band signal S g 4 generated in the decoding process (process P 2) (process P 4). .
- the baseband signal Sg8 with the UMID is transferred to the editing processing unit 2b.
- the edit processing section 2b captures the transferred baseband signal Sg8 with the UMID, and the data editing function 211 captures the captured baseband signal Sg11. An edit process is performed on the data (process P7).
- the edit processing unit 2b transmits the UMIDS g9 attached to the base node signal to the server 3 by the UMID transmission function 2 13 (process P8). .
- the search data processing function 302 and the database access function 304 search the database 3a based on the UMID, and search for the corresponding parameter. Data. Then, the parameter transmission function 303 transmits the corresponding parameter (process P 9).
- This parameter is received by the parameter reception function 2 14 and is passed to the data editing function 2 1 1, so that the base band to be edited in the data editing process Past parameters corresponding to the signal (compression parameters ⁇ decoding parameters) can be used.
- the editing parameter S g10 used in the editing process may be transmitted to the server 3 by the UMI parameter transmitting function 2 12 together with the UMIDS g 9. is there.
- the baseband signal S g12 added with the UMID and edited by the data editing function 2 11 of the editing processing unit 2 b is added to the editing encoding processing unit 2. Forwarded to c.
- the editing encoder processing section 2c fetches the transferred edited baseband signal Sg12 with the UMID, and the encoder code function 22 1
- the received baseband signal Sg12 is subjected to encoding processing (processing P11).
- the editing encoding processing unit 2c transmits the UMIDS g1 3 added to the baseband signal to the server 3 by the UM ID transmission function 2 22 (processing P 1 2).
- this depending server 3 performs a search of the database 3 a retrieval data processing function 3 0 2, a by Ri UMID to de Tabe scan cce scan function 3 0 4 on the basis, appropriate para menu over Extract the data. Then, the corresponding parameter is transmitted by the parameter transmission function 303 (processing P13).
- This parameter is No.
- the parameter reception function 2 23 By being received by the parameter reception function 2 23 and passed to the encoding function 2 21, it corresponds to the baseband signal to be edited at the time of encoding processing. You can use the old parameters (compressed parameters, decoded parameters, editing parameters).
- the data editing At the time of code (recompression) by referring to past parameters, appropriate processing can be performed, thereby preventing image quality deterioration.
- Color information parameters such as many red colors: Can be used during recompression encoding
- Picture type parameters If the picture type is the same as that used for compression encoding, the image quality will be less deteriorated during re-encoding.
- Motion vector parameters If the motion vector is the same as the one used for compression encoding, the image quality will be less deteriorated during re-encoding. Also, it is not necessary to detect motion compensation.
- Quantized value parameter If the quantized value is the same as that at the time of encoding, re-encoding to the same bit rate will reduce the image quality degradation.
- DCT TYPE / Parameter If the DCT TYPE, that is, the type of Discrete Cosine Transform (one of the orthogonal transforms that transforms a signal into frequency components) is the same as the encoding, the image quality will be re-encoded. Deterioration is reduced.
- VBV occupancy parameters ⁇ VBV occupancy parameters.
- Non-destructive editing is simplified if there is a parameter for the occupancy of VBV (Video Buffering Verifier: a virtual decoder conceptually connected to the output of the encoder).
- processing parameters can be considered.
- other metadata may be registered in the database 3a, and may be made searchable by UMID.
- the recording medium 90 in the embodiment in addition to the magnetic tape and the optical disk, other types of memory cards such as a memory card using a flash memory or the like can be used.
- Media may be used. It is sufficient if the media has at least a certain capacity as a recording media for video data and can record and play back video and audio data and composition table data. .
- a system in which a compressed signal is exchanged by wired or wireless communication without using the recording medium 90 may be used. Good.
- the imaging device 1 shown in FIG. 1 may be able to access the server 3, and the imaging device may be provided with a UMIDI / parameter transmission function. By doing so, it is also possible to transmit the UMID and the compression parameter by the imaging device 1 and register it in the database 3a.
- the editing encoding processing unit 2c further has a UMID / parameter transmission function, and transmits parameters for encod- ing processing together with the UMID for registration. You can do it
- the parameter information such as the compression parameter, the decoded parameter, and the edit parameter corresponds to the unique information (UMID). And stored in the database. Also, unique information is added to the material data (baseband signal) decoded (decoded for compression) for editing and transmitted.
- parameter information on past processing can be obtained from the database using unique information as a key. This enables editing and re-encoding with little degradation. For example, it is possible to obtain an image without image quality deterioration during the editing process.
- the data to be transmitted is the decoded material data. Since it is not necessary to include parameter information in the data and only the unique information needs to be added, the transmission load is reduced.
- parameter information on past processing is converted into a database using unique information that identifies material data as a key, so that past parameters can be used in various devices that handle material data.
- data information can be used universally and evolved
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