Interactive video display system and a method thereof
First Claim
1. An interactive video displaying system, comprising:
- a video displaying device for displaying video data;
a data storage device having at least one video clip comprising a plurality of marks, wherein two of the marks are arranged respectively at a beginning part and an ending part of the video clip;
an acting signal producing unit for producing and transmitting an acting signal; and
a control device for setting a mark pointer on one of the marks of the video clip according to the acting signal produced by the acting signal producing unit, wherein a position of the mark pointer on the mark of the video clip is utilized as a display starting point to display the video data of the video clip in respect to the mark pointer.
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Abstract
The present invention provides an interactive video display system and a method thereof for displaying video clips with a plurality of marks thereon. The present invention utilizes the sound, movements of a moving object, various movement directions or acting signals generated from a computer to produce a plurality of acting signals for controlling the display of the video clips incorporated with the sound effect to increase the reality of the image display. Marks are provided on the vide clip to indicates the movements or the exercising frequencies or the directions of the movements. The present invention provides a method and a system that can directly interact the user with the visual images in the video screen.
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33 Claims
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1. An interactive video displaying system, comprising:
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a video displaying device for displaying video data; a data storage device having at least one video clip comprising a plurality of marks, wherein two of the marks are arranged respectively at a beginning part and an ending part of the video clip; an acting signal producing unit for producing and transmitting an acting signal; and a control device for setting a mark pointer on one of the marks of the video clip according to the acting signal produced by the acting signal producing unit, wherein a position of the mark pointer on the mark of the video clip is utilized as a display starting point to display the video data of the video clip in respect to the mark pointer. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 33)
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18. An interactive video displaying method, comprising:
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(a) producing a video clip with a plurality of marks; (b) setting a mark pointer on one of the marks located on the video clip; (c) receiving an acting signal in order to perform the next step; (d) moving the mark pointer from a current position towards an ending part of the video clip, and transferring corresponding video data of the video clip to a video displaying device in respect to the position of the mark pointer during the moving process. When the mark pointer is moved through a first quantity of marks or to the ending part of the video clip, then the mark pointer will be stopped, and the step (c) will be repeated, wherein when the acting signal is received during the proceeding of the step (d), the mark pointer will be moved to the next mark and the step (d) will be repeated. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20, 21, 22)
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23. An interactive video displaying method, comprising:
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(a) producing a video clip with a plurality of marks thereon; (b) locating a mark pointer on one of the marks positioned on the video clip, setting a counter, and repeating a following step; (c) calculating a second quantity according to the value stored in the counter, retrieving a predetermined time unit, and proceeding the following steps within the predetermined time unit; (c1) moving the mark pointer towards an ending part of the video clip from a present position, and arriving at a mark that is located right after passing through the second quantity of marks, wherein the video data of the video clip corresponding to the mark pointer is transmitted fast-forwardly, or slowly or normally to a video displaying device for displaying in such that the display can be performed exactly within the predetermined time unit; and (c2) receiving a first quantity of acting signals, and saving the data of such first quantity in the counter. - View Dependent Claims (24, 25, 26)
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27. An interactive video displaying method, comprises:
(a) producing a video clip with a plurality of video segments, wherein each video segment comprises a plurality of marks and is corresponding to different moving frequency, and the video segments have the same video time;
(b) setting a counter and executing the next step repeatedly;
(c) calculating a second quantity according to the data stored in the counter;
selecting the video segment with corresponding moving frequency in accordance with the second quantity;
retrieving a predetermined unit time that is equal to the video time of each video segment, and proceeding the following steps within the same predetermined time unit;(c1) retrieving the video data of the video segment and displaying it with normal speed; and (c2) receiving a first quantity of acting signals, and saving the data of such first quantity in the counter. - View Dependent Claims (28, 29)
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30. An interactive video displaying method, comprising:
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(a) producing a video clip with a plurality of marks thereon; (b) setting a mark pointer on one of the marks located on the video clip; (c) receiving two acting signals to proceed the following step; (d) calculating a time interval between the two acting signals; and (e) moving the mark pointer towards an ending part of the video clip from a present position, wherein when the mark pointer reaches the next mark, it will stop, corresponding video data are transferred to a video displaying device to display either fast forwardly or slowly or normally in such that the display will be performed exactly within the time interval. - View Dependent Claims (31, 32)
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