WO2006126679A1 - データ記録装置、及びデータ記録装置におけるデータファイルの送信方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a data recording apparatus, and in particular, a function of writing a data break (hereinafter referred to as an index) at an arbitrary position on the time axis of digital data composed of audio data and Z or video data.
- the present invention relates to a data recording device having a function of transmitting a data file including the digital data to an external device.
- an IC recorder for example, as a data recording apparatus that takes a voice signal or a music signal, converts it into audio data, converts it into digital data, creates a data file including the data, and stores it in a recording medium. Further, as a data recording apparatus that takes in a moving image signal and converts it into video data to generate digital data, creates a data file including the data, and stores the data file in a recording medium, for example, there is a digital camera.
- the user is in the process of recording voice, music, or moving image, while audio data in a data file and digital data composed of Z or video data are recorded.
- the normally set index position information indicating the position on the time axis
- a data recording device is connected to an external device (hereinafter referred to as a PC) such as an information processing device such as a PC via USB, and a data file stored in the memory of the data recording device is played back by the PC.
- a PC an external device
- this data file was sent to a PC and then played back using an application on the PC.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 8-255466 Disclosure of the invention
- the digital data portion with the index that the user desires to reproduce is displayed on the PC.
- the data file and the index file can be read using a dedicated application on the PC. There was a need to link.
- the present invention selectively reproduces a digital data portion with an index that a user desires to reproduce among digital data on a PC without requiring such an application dedicated to the PC. Objective.
- a data recording device includes a data file including digital data composed of audio data and Z or video data, and a link with the data file on the time axis of the digital data.
- a data recording apparatus for storing a location information file in which location information indicating the location of the location is recorded,
- the data file linked with the position information file When the data file linked with the position information file is transmitted to an external device, the data file is divided based on a predetermined position on the time axis of the digital data specified by the position information, and a plurality of pieces of divided data are processed.
- the invention according to claim 2 is the data recording device according to claim 1, further comprising a connection device for connecting to the external device, wherein the connection device is connected to the external device.
- the data file dividing apparatus creates the divided data file.
- the invention according to claim 3 is the data recording device according to claim 1, wherein the data file dividing device records divided file combination information in a predetermined portion of each divided data file to be created. It is characterized by doing.
- the invention according to claim 4 is the data recording device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the data file dividing device stores the plurality of created divided data files.
- the data file transmission device transmits the folder to the external device.
- the invention according to claim 5 is the data recording device according to claim 1, wherein the data file transmission device uses the data file transmission device from among the plurality of divided data files created by the data file division device. It has a data file selection device for selecting one or a plurality of the divided data files to be transmitted to an external device.
- the data file transmission method in the data recording device includes the data file including digital data and digital data composed of audio data and Z or video data card, and the data file linked to the data file. According to a data file transmission method in a data recording device for storing a position information file in which position information indicating a position on the time axis of digital data is recorded,
- the data file is divided based on a predetermined position on the time axis of the digital data specified by the position information to create a plurality of divided data files, and the created divided data files are stored in the external device. It is characterized by transmitting.
- the invention according to claim 7 has a connection means for connecting to the external device over the data file transmission method in the data recording device according to claim 6,
- the divided data file is created when the connection means is connected to an external device.
- the invention described in claim 8 is the data file transmission method in the data recording device described in claim 6 or claim 7, in each divided data file to be created.
- the division file combination information is recorded in a predetermined part of the aisle.
- the invention described in claim 9 is the data file transmission method in the data recording device described in any one of claims 6 to 8, and the plurality of pieces of the divided data created as described above. A folder for storing files is created, and the folder is transmitted to the external device.
- the intermediate data is transmitted to the external device.
- One or a plurality of the divided data files to be selected are selected.
- the data file dividing device communicates the location information with the data recording device before transmission. Since the data file is divided into a plurality of divided data files at a predetermined position on the time axis of the digital data specified in step (b), the external device receives the data file created based on the position information. become. Therefore, in the external device, it is possible to select only the data file that the user desires to reproduce from among the plurality of data files created by the division process based on the position information.
- the user selectively selects the digital data portion that the user desires to reproduce, as in the case of selectively reproducing the digital data portion specified by the location information by linking the data file and the location information file. Can be regenerated.
- the digital data portion that the user desires to reproduce can be selectively reproduced without using an application dedicated to the external device that links the data file and the position information file.
- connection means When the data file is transmitted via a connection device that connects the data recording device and the external device, the connection means performs the data file dividing processing by the data file dividing device with the external device. Since it is performed when connected, the data file automatically divided along with the connection of the connection means to the external device required when transmitting the data file created by the division is transmitted to the external device. Can it can. Therefore, for example, it is possible to eliminate the need for troublesome operations such as setting the index division mode in the data recording apparatus by the user described later.
- the data file dividing device since the file combination information is recorded in a predetermined part of each divided data file created by the data file dividing device, the data file dividing device creates a plurality of divided data files from the data file. These divided data files can be combined in the external device. As a result, the data file before division can be restored in the external device, and digital data can be continuously reproduced in the state of the data file before division.
- the data file dividing device creates a folder for storing a plurality of divided data files after the division processing, and the data file transmitting device transmits the folder to the external device.
- the divided data files can be stored together in association with the pre-divided data file, and it is easy to know to which data file each divided data file originally belonged. it can.
- the data file selection device selects one or a plurality of divided data files to be transmitted from the data file transmission device to the external device
- the external device only selects the selected one or a plurality of divided data files. Can be received. Thereby, it is possible to reproduce one or a plurality of divided data files that the user desires to reproduce without selecting them in the external device.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the IC recorder 1 according to the first embodiment.
- the power supply circuit 3 is configured by force such as the notch 4 and the switch SW1, and supplies the voltage to the entire IC recorder 1.
- the MCU (microcontroller unit) 5 performs various controls, which will be described later, in the IC recorder 1 in accordance with an operation by the user of the key input device 11.
- the MCU 5 also includes an audio data file dividing circuit 5a that functions as a data file dividing device and an audio data file selection circuit 5b that functions as a data file selecting device.
- the audio data file dividing circuit 5a reads the audio data read from the flash memory 8. Divide the file into multiple audio data files.
- the audio data file selection circuit 5b selects an audio data file to be transmitted to the PC 2 from the plurality of audio data files divided by the audio data file dividing circuit 5a.
- the DSP 7 compresses and decompresses digital audio data.
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- the flash memory 8 converts analog audio signals into digital audio data and digital audio data into analog audio signals.
- the flash memory 8 stores an audio data file including audio data that is digital data and an index data file in which index data is written.
- the bus 9 is a path for exchanging audio data among the DSP 7, flash memory 8, and memory 10 and transmitting control signals input / output by the MCU 5 in the IC recorder 1.
- the memory 10 temporarily stores audio data output from the DSP 7.
- the key input device 11 includes keys and buttons (not shown), and outputs a control signal to the MCU 5 according to the pressed state, thereby enabling the operation control of the IC recorder 1 desired by the user.
- the speaker 13 outputs the analog audio signal amplified by the amplifier 12b to the outside of the IC recorder 1 as audio.
- the microphone 17 inputs external sound and outputs the sound to the AZD & DZA converter 18 as an analog sound signal.
- the amplifier 12 b amplifies the analog audio data and outputs it to the speaker 13.
- the amplifier 12a amplifies the analog audio signal output from the microphone mouthphone 17.
- GPIO General Purpose I / O (General Purpose Input / Output) 14 is V based on the change in the USB bus power voltage (described later) supplied from the PC 2 to the entire IC recorder 1 via the USB terminal 16 (described later). Then, the USB terminal 16 of IC recorder 1 and PC2 are not shown! It detects that the connection of the USB terminal has been established, and outputs a signal to that effect to MCU5.
- the USB controller 15 functions as a data file transmission device, and controls transmission / reception of audio data files and the like between the IC recorder 1 and the PC2.
- the USB terminal 16 functions as a connection means, and is connected to a USB terminal (not shown) provided on the PC 2 to enable transmission / reception of audio data files between the IC recorder 1 and the PC 2.
- the PC 2 is an example of an information processing device, and functions as an external device to perform various types of information processing.
- PC2 is connected to IC recorder 1 via USB terminal 16, and In the meantime, send and receive audio data files.
- the IC recorder 1 of the first embodiment has an audio reproduction function, an audio recording function, and an external storage function.
- control processing by the MCU 5 regarding these functions will be described.
- the audio recording function in the first embodiment is a function for recording external audio on the IC recorder 1, and specifically, audio data obtained by encoding and compressing external audio captured by the microphone 17 is used. Is stored in the flash memory 8 in the MP3 file format.
- the MCU 5 sets the DSP 7 to the compression mode.
- the AZD & DZA converter 18 converts the analog audio data captured by the microphone 17 and amplified by the amplifier 12a into digital audio data, and outputs the converted digital audio data to the DSP 7.
- the DSP 7 compresses the output audio data and stores the compressed audio data in the memory 10.
- the MCU 5 stores the compressed audio data stored in the memory 10 in the flash memory 8 in the MP3 file format.
- an index indicating the position on the time axis of the audio data included in the audio data file. Is set corresponding to a predetermined portion of the audio data. That is, when an index operation is performed, the MCU 5 creates an index data file by linking with the audio data file, and stores the created index file in the flash memory 8. Then, the index data as shown in FIG. 3, that is, the index number indicating the index number assigned to the head of the audio data, and the index number are added to the index file by the MCU 5.
- Corresponding audio data part The position of the start point and end point (indicated by the absolute number of frames in the index position (number of frames from the beginning of the audio data)) is written.
- the term “frame” here refers to a unit of audio data that is handled collectively when compression or decompression is performed.
- the audio data file is divided based on the index data in accordance with a user operation.
- the audio data file is divided by creating a folder with the same name as the audio data file before the division in the flash memory 8 and then, as shown in FIG. 2, the audio data dividing circuit 5a starts the No. 1 index.
- the audio data file is divided at the position of, and then the audio data file is sequentially divided at the position of the end point of the No. 1 index, the position of the start point of the No. 2 index, and the position of the end point of the No. 2 index. .
- file combination information for restoring the audio data file before the division is recorded in a predetermined portion of each divided data file divided by the audio data dividing circuit 5a.
- the divided data file obtained by the division process is stored in a folder having the same name as the audio data file before division created in the flash memory 8 at the start of the division process.
- the file combination information refers to the file name of the audio data file before division, the total number of divided data files created by division, and the order of the divided data file on the time axis of the audio data file before division. , Etc. If the PC 2 to which each divided data file divided by the audio data dividing circuit 5a has been transmitted has a dedicated editing application corresponding to the divided data file, the PC 2 uses the information before dividing. The audio data file can be restored. The transmission of the divided data file to PC2 will be described later.
- the audio reproduction function in the first embodiment is a function for reproducing the audio data file recorded in the IC recorder 1, and specifically, the encoding and encoding stored in the flash memory 8 in the MP3 file format. This is a function for outputting compressed audio data from the speaker 13 after decompression and decoding.
- the MCU 5 sets the DSP 7 to the expansion mode and stores the audio data stored in the flash memory 8. Data file is read through bus 9. The read audio data file is output to the DSP 7 through the memory 10.
- the audio data file dividing circuit 5a divides the audio data file read from the flash memory 8 into a plurality of audio data files. These audio data files are output to DSP7. Further, when the audio data file is divided based on the split operation force S index, the audio data file dividing circuit 5a reads the audio data file read from the flash memory 8 at a predetermined position specified by the index. Are divided into a plurality of audio data files, and these audio data files are output to the flash memory 8.
- the DSP 7 expands the compressed audio data included in the audio data file read from the flash memory 8, and the expanded digital audio data is converted into an analog audio signal by the AZD & DZA comparator 18, It is output from the speaker 13 through the amplifier 12b.
- the playback of the audio data portion corresponding to the index written in the index data file during recording is performed by the MCU 5 reading the position of the audio data corresponding to the index start point and end point written in the index data file. After that, the MCU5 plays back the audio data in the area between the start and end points.
- the external storage function in the first embodiment is a function for transmitting / receiving an audio data file or the like to / from PC2 in response to an access request from PC2.
- the MCU 5 accesses the flash memory 8 in accordance with an access request from the PC 2. If the access request is for writing a file, MCU5 writes the audio data file given simultaneously from PC2 to flash memory 8 via bus 9. . If the access request requests reading (sending) of the audio data file, the MCU 5 reads the desired audio data file stored in the flash memory 8 through the bus 9 and reads the read audio data file. Is sent to PC2 through USB controller 15 and USB terminal 16.
- transmission of the divided audio data file to the PC 2 in the first embodiment is performed in the index division mode.
- select the audio data file that the user wants to divide in advance and then select the index division mode that divides the audio data in the audio data file at the position where the index was written during recording. Is done by.
- the audio data file dividing circuit 5a divides the audio data file at the position of the start point of the No. 1 index, and then the position of the end point of the No. 1 index, No. 2 The audio data is sequentially divided at the start position of the index No. and the end position of the index No. 2 (S2).
- the audio data file dividing circuit 5a records the file combination information in a predetermined portion of each divided audio data file (S4).
- the audio data file dividing circuit 5a stores these divided audio data files in a folder already created in the flash memory 8 (S5).
- the audio data file selection circuit 5b also transmits the intermediate force of the divided audio data file to the PC 2. Select the audio data file that should be selected, and which one of the selected audio data files will be used, the MCU5 will be able to determine when it receives a transmission request from PC2, which will be described later. Change the part (S6).
- step S6 After the selection of part or all of the audio data file after the division in step S6 is completed, when the user connects IC recorder 1 and PC2, the IC is connected from PC2 via USB terminal 16. Based on the change in the USB bus power voltage supplied to the entire recorder 1, the GPI014 detects that the connection between the USB terminal 16 of the IC recorder 1 and the USB terminal (not shown) of the PC2 has been established (S7). If the MCU5 receives a file transmission request from the PC2 via the controller 15 (S8), under the control of the MCU5, the USB controller 15 and the folder stored and selected in the folder created in step S1. Audio data file is sent to PC2 through the US B terminal 16 (S9).
- the audio data file dividing circuit 5a writes the index during recording to IC recorder 1 before transmission. Since the audio data file is divided into a plurality of audio data files, the PC 2 receives the divided audio data files. Therefore, in the PC 2, it is possible to select only the audio data file that the user desires to reproduce from among the plurality of divided audio data files. In other words, by linking the audio data file and the index data file on the IC recorder 1, the audio data portion specified based on the index is selectively reproduced, and the audio desired by the user is reproduced. Data portion can be selectively played back on PC2. Thus, it is possible to selectively reproduce the audio data portion that the user desires to reproduce without using a PC-specific application that links the audio data file and the index data file.
- the audio data file dividing circuit 5a since the audio data file dividing circuit 5a records the file combination information in a predetermined part of each divided audio data file, the audio data file dividing circuit 5a stores a plurality of audio data files. After being divided into two, the divided audio data files can be combined in PC2 according to the file combination information. As a result, if a dedicated editing application corresponding to the file combination information is provided, the audio data file before division can be restored on the PC 2, and the audio data is continuously played back in the state of the audio data file before division. It becomes possible.
- the audio data file dividing circuit 5a creates a folder for storing a plurality of divided audio data files, and the USB controller 15 transmits the folder to the PC 2, the audio data file after the division in the PC 2 Related to the audio data file before splitting It is possible to save them as a unit, and it is easy to know which audio data file originally belongs to which audio data file.
- the audio data file selection circuit 5b selects one or a plurality of divided audio data files that the USB controller 15 transmits to the PC 2, the PC 2 selects based on the index data recorded in the index data file. Only one or more recorded audio data files can be received. Then, one or a plurality of audio data files that the user desires to reproduce can be reproduced without being selected on the PC 2.
- transmission of the divided audio data file to the PC 2 in the second embodiment is performed in the file transmission mode.
- the file transmission mode is set by selecting the audio data file desired to be transmitted to PC2 in advance and then selecting the file transmission mode for this audio data file.
- the GPI 014 is connected to the USB terminal 16 of the IC recorder 1 and the USB terminal (not shown) of the PC 2 Is detected (S 11), and a signal to that effect is output to the MCU 5 via the bus 9.
- the MCU 5 creates a folder in the flash memory 8 having the same name as the audio data file before division and for storing the audio data file after division (S12). .
- the audio data dividing circuit 5a divides the audio data file that is selected in advance to be transmitted to the PC 2 at the position of the starting point of the No. 1 index. After that, the audio data file is sequentially divided at the end position of the No. 1 index, the start position of the No. 2 index, and the end position of the No. 2 index (S13).
- the audio data dividing circuit 5a records the file combination information in a predetermined portion of each divided audio data file (S15).
- the audio data dividing circuit 5a stores the divided audio data file in a folder already created in the flash memory 8 (S16).
- USB controller 15 sends the folder created in step S12 and the divided audio stored in the folder. Send the data file to PC2 through USB terminal 16 (S 18).
- the audio data file is transmitted via the USB terminal 16 connected to the PC 2, the audio data file is divided by the audio data file dividing circuit 5a when the USB terminal 16 is connected to the PC 2. Therefore, it is possible to send the audio data file that has been divided easily to the PC2 when the USB terminal 16 is connected to the PC2, which is necessary when sending the divided audio data file. Accordingly, it is possible to eliminate the need for troublesome operations such as setting the indistance division mode in the IC recorder 1 by the user.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the digital camera 21 according to the third embodiment.
- the power supply circuit 23 is composed of a power source 24, a switch SW2, and the like, and supplies voltage to the entire digital camera 21.
- the CPU 26 performs various controls described later on the digital camera 21 in accordance with the operation of the key input device 31 by the user.
- the signal processing circuit 25 includes a moving image data file dividing circuit 25a that functions as a data file dividing device and a moving image data file selection circuit 25b that functions as a data file selecting device.
- the moving image data file dividing circuit 25a divides the moving image data file read from the removable memory card 28 as a recording medium into a plurality of moving image data files.
- the moving image data file selection circuit 25b selects a moving image data file to be transmitted to the PC 22 from the plurality of moving image data files divided by the moving image data file dividing circuit 25a.
- the signal processing circuit 25 compresses and decompresses digital moving image data.
- the memory card 8 stores a moving image data file composed of moving image data as digital data and an index data file to which index data is written.
- the bus 29 is a path for exchanging moving image data among the signal processing circuit 25, the memory card 28, and the SDRAM 30, and transmitting a control signal input / output by the CPU 26 in the digital camera 21.
- the SDRAM 30 temporarily stores the moving image data output from the AZD converter 38.
- the key input device 31 includes keys and buttons (not shown), and outputs a control signal to the CPU 26 according to the pressed state, thereby enabling operation control of the digital camera 21 desired by the user.
- the display device 33 operates in a moving image playback function to be described later, and displays moving image data input via the interface 32.
- the imaging device 37 outputs an analog moving image signal, which is a video signal obtained by shooting, to the AZ D converter 38.
- the AZD converter 38 converts the analog moving image signal obtained by the imaging device into digital moving image data that is digital data composed of video data.
- the GPI034 shows the US B terminal 36 and the PC22 of the digital camera 21 based on the change of the USB bus power voltage described later supplied from the PC22 to the entire digital camera 21 via the USB terminal 36 described later. Detects that the USB connection has been established and outputs a signal to that effect to CPU26.
- the USB controller 35 functions as a data file transmission device and controls transmission / reception of moving image data files and the like between the digital camera 21 and the PC 22.
- the USB terminal 36 functions as a connection means, and is connected to a USB terminal (not shown) provided on the PC 22 in order to enable transmission / reception of moving image data files between the digital camera 21 and the PC 22.
- the PC 22 is an example of an information processing device, and functions as an external device to perform various types of information processing.
- the PC 22 is connected to the digital camera 21 via the USB terminal 36 and transmits / receives a moving image data file to / from the digital camera 21.
- the digital camera 21 of the present embodiment includes a moving image playback function, a moving image recording function, and an external storage function.
- the control processing by the CPU 26 regarding these functions will be described below.
- the moving image recording function in the third embodiment is a function for capturing a moving image with the digital camera 21, and specifically, moving image data obtained by encoding and compressing a moving image captured by the imaging device 37.
- a function to store in a predetermined file format in the memory card 28 [0072] First, when the digital camera 21 is not connected to the PC 22, that is, is not connected to the USB, and the power switch is turned on (not shown) provided in the power circuit 23, the switch SW2 The off-state force also changes to the on-state, and the voltage is supplied from the notch 24 to the entire digital camera 21.
- the CPU 26 sets the signal processing circuit 25 to the compression mode.
- the AZD converter 38 converts the analog moving image signal captured by the imaging device 37 into digital moving image data, and outputs the converted digital moving image data to the signal processing circuit 25.
- the signal processing circuit 25 compresses the output moving image data and stores the compressed moving image data in the SDRAM 30.
- the signal processing circuit 25 processes the compressed moving image data stored in the SDRAM 30 into a moving image data file having a predetermined file format and stores it in the flash memory 8.
- an index representing the position on the time axis of the moving image data included in the moving image data file. is set corresponding to a predetermined portion of the moving image data. That is, when an index operation is performed, the signal processing circuit 25 creates an index data file by linking with the moving image data file, and stores the created index file in the memory force 28. Then, the index file is indexed by the signal processing circuit 25 as shown in FIG. 8, that is, the index number indicating the number of the leading force of the moving image data. The position of the start point and end point of the moving image data part corresponding to the number (indicated by the index position absolute frame number (the number of frames from the beginning of the moving image data)) is written.
- the moving image data file is divided based on the index data in accordance with a user operation.
- the movie data file is divided by creating a folder having the same name as the movie data file before the division on the memory card 28, and then, as shown in FIG.
- the video data file is divided at the start point position, and then the video data file is sequentially displayed at the end point position of the No. 1 index, the start position of the No. 2 index, and the end point position of the No. 2 index.
- file combination information for restoring the divided moving image data file is recorded in a predetermined portion of each divided data file divided by the moving image data dividing circuit 25a.
- the divided data file obtained by the dividing process is stored in a folder having the same name as the moving image data file created on the memory card 28 at the start of the dividing process.
- the file combination information refers to the file name of the video data file before the division, the total number of divided data files created by the division, and the ranking on the time axis of the video data file before the division data file is divided. , Etc. If the PC 22 to which each divided data file divided by the video data dividing circuit 25a has been transmitted has a dedicated editing application corresponding to the divided data file, the PC 22 uses the information before the division. It becomes possible to restore the video data file. The transmission of the divided data file to the PC 22 will be described later.
- the moving image playback function in the third embodiment is a function for playing back a moving image data file recorded in the digital camera 21. Specifically, the code and the compression stored in the memory card 28 in a predetermined file format and compression. This function is to display the displayed moving image data on the display device 33 after decompression and decoding.
- the CPU 26 sets the signal processing circuit 25 to the expansion mode, and the moving image data file stored in the memory card 28 is Read through bus 29.
- the read moving image data file is decompressed and decoded by the signal processing circuit 25 and then output to the interface 32.
- the signal processing circuit 25 uses the SDRAM 30 as a work buffer.
- the moving image data file dividing circuit 25a divides the moving image data file read from the memory card 28 into a plurality of moving image data files. These video data files are output to the memory card 28.
- the moving image data file dividing circuit 25a selects the moving image data file read from the memory card 28 by a predetermined index specified by the index. In position The video data file is divided into a plurality of video data files, and these video data files are output to the memory card 28.
- the signal processing circuit 25 expands the compressed moving image data included in the moving image data file read from the memory card 28, and the expanded digital moving image data is displayed on the display device 33.
- the playback of the video data portion corresponding to the index written to the index data file at the time of recording is the position of the video data corresponding to the start point and end point of the index written by the signal processing circuit 25 to the index data file. After reading, the signal processing circuit 25 reproduces the moving image data between the start point and the end point.
- the external storage function in the third embodiment is in response to an access request from the PC 22,
- This is a function for transmitting and receiving moving image data files and the like with the PC 22.
- the USB bus power voltage is supplied from the PC 22 to the digital camera 21.
- the CPU 26 accesses the memory card 28 in accordance with an access request from the PC 22. If the access request is a request to write a file, the CPU 26 writes the moving image data file given from the PC 22 to the memory card 28 through the bus 29. If the access request requests reading (transmission) of the video data file, the CPU 26 reads the desired video data file stored in the memory card 28 through the nose 29 and reads the read video data file. The data file is transmitted to PC22 through USB controller 35 and USB terminal 36.
- the transmission of the divided video data file to the PC 22 in the third embodiment is This is performed in the depth division mode.
- select a video data file that the user wants to divide in advance then select an index division mode that divides the video data in the video data file at the position where the index was written during recording. Is done by.
- the moving image data dividing circuit 25a divides the moving image data file at the position of the start point of the No. 1 index, and then the position of the end point of the No. 1 index, No.
- the video data is sequentially divided at the start position of the index 2 and the end position of the index No. 2 (S22).
- the moving image data dividing circuit 25a records file combination information in a predetermined portion of each divided moving image data file (S24).
- the moving image data file dividing circuit 25a stores the divided moving image data files in a folder already created in the memory card 28 (S25).
- the video data file selection circuit 25b transmits the divided video data file to the main PC 22 of the divided video data file. Select the video data file that should be selected, and what is the selected video data file. Part of the file name of the selected video data file so that the CPU 26 can determine when it receives a transmission request from the PC 22 described later. Is changed (S26).
- the PC 22 After the selection of all or part of the video data file after the division in step S26 is completed, when the user connects the digital camera 21 and the PC 22, the PC 22 connects to the digital camera 21 via the USB terminal 36. Based on the change in the supplied USB bus power voltage! /, The GPI 034 detects that the connection between the USB terminal 36 of the digital camera 21 and the USB terminal (not shown) of the PC 22 has been established (S27). If the CPU 26 receives a file transmission request from the PC 22 via the USB controller 35 (S28), under the control of the CPU 26, the USB controller 35 is stored in the folder created in step S21 and selected and stored in the folder. The video data file is transmitted to the PC 22 through the USB terminal 36 (S29).
- the moving image data file linked to the index data file is sent to the PC 22.
- the video data file dividing circuit 25a in IC recorder 1 divides the video data file into a plurality of video data files at the position where the index was written during recording before transmission. You will receive a data file. Therefore, on the PC 22, it is possible to select only the moving image data file that the user desires to reproduce from among the plurality of divided moving image data files.
- the video data portion specified based on the index is selectively played back, and the video data portion that the user wants to play is selected. Can be played back selectively on PC22.
- the moving image data file dividing circuit 25a Since the moving image data file dividing circuit 25a records the file combination information in a predetermined portion of each divided moving image data file, the moving image data file dividing circuit 5a stores the moving image data file into a plurality of moving image data files. After being divided, the PC 22 can combine the divided moving image data files according to the file combination information. As a result, if a dedicated editing application corresponding to the file combination information is provided, the video data file before division can be restored on PC2, and the video data is continuously played back in the state of the video data file before division. It becomes possible.
- the moving image data file dividing circuit 25a creates a folder for storing a plurality of divided moving image data files, and the USB controller 35 transmits this folder to the PC 22, the divided moving image data in the PC 22 Files can be stored together in association with the video data file before division, and it is easy to know which video data file originally belongs to each video data file after division.
- the moving image data file selection circuit 25b power USB controller 35 selects one or more divided moving image data files to be transmitted to PC 2, PC 22 selects based on the index data recorded in the index data file. Only received one or more video data files can be received. Then, one or a plurality of moving image data files that the user desires to reproduce can be reproduced without being selected on the PC 22.
- the CPU 26 in the digital camera according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention, and the signal processing circuit 25 controlled by the CPU 26 and the USB controller 35 transmit the moving image data file to the PC 22 as shown in FIG. Will be described. In addition, explanation of matters common to the digital camera according to the third embodiment is omitted.
- transmission of the divided moving image data file to the PC 22 in the fourth embodiment is performed in the file transmission mode.
- the file transmission mode is set by selecting the video data file to be transmitted to the PC 22 in advance and then selecting the file transmission mode for this video data file.
- the GPI034 does not show the USB terminal 36 of the digital camera 21 and the PC 22 based on the change in the USB bus power voltage supplied from the PC 22 to the digital camera 21 via the USB terminal 36. It detects that the connection of the USB terminal has been established (S31), and outputs a signal to that effect to the CPU 26 via the bus 29. Upon receiving this signal, the CPU 26 creates a folder in the memory card 28 having the same name as the moving image data file before division and for storing the divided moving image data file (S32).
- the moving image data file dividing circuit 25a selects the moving image data file that has been selected in advance to be transmitted to the PC 22 at the position of the start point of the No. 1 index. After that, the audio data file is sequentially divided at the end position of the No. 1 index, the start position of the No. 2 index, and the end position of the No. 2 index (S33).
- the moving image data file dividing circuit 25a records the file combination information in a predetermined portion of each divided moving image data file (S35).
- the moving image data file dividing circuit 25a stores the divided moving image data file in a folder already created in the memory card 28 (S36).
- the USB controller 35 displays the folder created in step S32 and the divided video stored in the folder.
- the data file is transmitted to the PC 22 through the USB terminal 36 (S38).
- the data files to be handled are audio data and video data. You can include digital data consisting of both.
- the original data file itself may be divided so that the original data file is not left, or the original data file is left and a new divided data file is created. Doing it as a split process.
- the file name of the divided data file created by the dividing process can be arbitrarily determined, for example, by assigning a serial number or the like so that the order of the files can be easily understood.
- the transmission of the data file created by the division process to the external device of the folder storing the data file is a request for transmission of the PC power that the IC recorder or digital camera as the data recording device is the external device. It does not require a transmission request from a PC, which is an external device, and the IC recorder, which is a data recording device, may automatically and independently start a digital camera. In such a configuration, step S8 shown in FIG. 4, step SI 7 shown in FIG. 5, step S28 shown in FIG. 9, and step S37 shown in FIG. 10 are not required.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of an IC recorder according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing audio data constituting an audio data file stored in the flash memory of the IC recorder shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the data structure of an index data file stored in the flash memory of the IC recorder shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 Audio data file to PC in the IC recorder according to the first embodiment of the present invention. It is a flowchart which shows a transmission process.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a process of transmitting an audio data file to a PC in the IC recorder according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a digital camera according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing moving image data constituting a moving image data file stored in the memory card of the digital camera shown in FIG. 6.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the data structure of an index data file stored in the memory card of the digital camera shown in FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a process of transmitting a moving image data file to a PC in a digital camera according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a process of transmitting a moving image data file to a PC in the digital camera according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
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