WO2005006199A1 - コンテンツ配信装置及びコンテンツ再生装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a device that distributes content such as music data and a device that reproduces content, and more particularly to an automatic distribution of content to a mobile object and an automatic music selection of content in the mobile object.
- a music data distribution device for automatically distributing music data according to a user's action has been proposed (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-1-1). 0 8351). According to this music data distribution device, the position information of the user and the music distributed at that position are stored as a distribution history, and music according to the position information is distributed.
- the time during which music can be listened to varies depending on the transportation system used, such as a car or train pass, and it is not always the case that the same music is optimal just because it is at the same location as in the past.
- the available time for viewing content is the time you are on the train. Therefore, if content that exceeds the available viewing time is delivered, the viewing must be abandoned before the performance or program is completely completed, that is, the playback must be interrupted in the middle of the performance or program. Must. Therefore, the user's travel time (content viewing time) differs for each travel, and it is necessary to enable content viewing according to that time. For example, it is necessary to respond to requests such as “I want to listen to a 60-minute music album in 30 minutes” or “I want to watch a 3-hour baseball broadcast in 30 minutes on a diet”.
- the present invention has been made in order to meet such a demand, and a content distribution apparatus which enables automatic distribution and automatic performance of content in which a performance, a program, or the like is completed within the travel time of a user. And a content playback device. Disclosure of the invention
- a content distribution device is a content distribution device that is used by being connected to a portable terminal for reproducing content and a ticket gate through a communication network.
- Travel time calculating means for calculating a travel time of a user by a vehicle based on the boarding section notified at least from a ticket gate that identifies the boarding section by detecting entry or boarding in the station yard;
- It is characterized by comprising content determining means for determining content whose reproduction ends within the calculated moving time, and a distribution means for distributing the determined content to the portable terminal.
- the ticket gate identifies a user ID for identifying the user, notifies the identified user ID to the content distribution device together with the boarding section, and the distribution unit includes:
- the content may be delivered to the mobile terminal corresponding to the user ID notified from the ticket gate. This allows the user to receive the automatic distribution of the content to his or her mobile terminal simply by passing through the ticket gate.
- the ticket gate specifies a user ID for identifying the user in addition to the boarding section, and notifies the specified user ID to the content distribution device together with the boarding section
- the content distribution device further includes: User information storage means for storing user information in which preference information indicating content preference is associated with each user ID, wherein the content determination means refers to the user information, and The user's preference indicated by the user ID notified from may be specified, and the content that matches the specified preference may be determined.
- the user can receive and view the distribution of the content that suits his or her taste, and can obtain great satisfaction.
- the content distribution device further obtains information from content storage means storing a plurality of contents, and the content determination means determines the content from the contents stored in the content storage means. Content that does not exceed the moving time may be determined as the content.
- the content determination means determines, as the content, a content having a reproduction time that is not longer than the travel time and is closest to the travel time from the contents stored in the content storage means. May be specified.
- the content deciding means acquires content designation from a user in advance, and decides the content as the content when the reproduction time of the designated content does not exceed the moving time. Accordingly, the content previously selected by the user from the content storage means included in the content distribution device is distributed to the user.
- the content determination means determines that the reproduction time of the specified content is When the moving time exceeds the moving time, the reproducing time is within the moving time.
- the content stored in the content storage unit may be edited, and the content obtained by the editing may be determined as the content.
- the content deciding means edits the content such that when the reproduction time of the content matching the preference exceeds the movement time, the content is edited so that the reproduction time is within the movement time. May be determined as the content.
- the playback time is within the user's travel time. Since the content is distributed after being edited, the user can reliably view the entire content within the travel time without interrupting the viewing of the desired content.
- the content distribution device further includes station information memory means for storing station information in which a required time for each station section is registered, and the travel time calculating means refers to the station information. In this case, the travel time may be calculated.
- the content distribution device further includes a station information update unit that updates a required time of the station information stored in the station information storage unit, and the travel time calculation unit May calculate the travel time by referring to the station information updated by the station information updating means. This means that, for example, even when the road is congested due to construction, accidents, weather effects, and other factors, mainly when traveling on a By referring to the weather information, the required time in the station section is updated in real time according to the mixed situation, the content is determined according to the updated travel time, and distributed to the user.
- the boarding section notified by the ticket gate includes only a boarding station
- the content distribution device further includes a destination specifying unit that specifies a destination of the user
- the travel time calculating unit includes: The boarding section may be specified from the boarding station and the destination specified by the destination specifying unit, and the travel time may be calculated based on the specified boarding section. As a result, even when the destination cannot be specified from the ticket, the travel time is calculated, and the content can be distributed according to the travel time.
- an in-vehicle content playback device for playing back content, comprising: destination identification means for identifying a destination which is a destination of a car.
- a required time calculating means for calculating a required time to the specified destination; a content determining means for determining a content to end reproduction at the calculated required time; and a reproducing means for reproducing the determined content. It is characterized by the following. As a result, the content whose playback is completed within the required time to the destination is automatically played back, thereby avoiding a drawback such as having to give up viewing while playing the content.
- the content reproducing apparatus further includes: a driving history storage unit that stores a past driving history; and a current status detecting unit that detects a current status including a current position of the vehicle. Predicts a destination by comparing a current situation detected by the current situation detecting means with a traveling history stored in the traveling history accumulating means, and specifies the predicted destination as the destination. You may. As a result, the content is selected based on the predicted destination, so that even if the user does not input the destination, appropriate content that can be completely reproduced within the travel time is selected and the reproduction is performed. Is done.
- the content reproducing apparatus further includes: a passenger detecting unit configured to detect a passenger of a vehicle including a driver; and a preference indicating content fineness for each user.
- a preference information storage unit for storing information; wherein the content determination unit refers to the preference information to identify a passenger's preference detected by the passenger detection unit, and matches the identified preference. Content may be determined. As a result, the user can watch the content that suits his or her taste, and can obtain great satisfaction.
- the content reproducing apparatus further includes a content storage unit that stores a plurality of contents, and the content determination unit determines a total value of a reproduction time from among the contents stored in the content storage unit.
- a plurality of contents may be selected within a range not exceeding the required time, and the selected contents may be determined as the contents.
- the content reproducing apparatus further includes rule data storage means for storing rule data indicating rules for sequentially reproducing a plurality of contents. The reproduction order of the selected plurality of contents may be determined according to the rules shown, and the reproduction unit may reproduce the plurality of contents according to the reproduction order determined by the content determination unit.
- a song with a tone that gradually rises toward the middle of the traveling process is selected, and then a song with a tone that gradually becomes quiet toward the arrival is automatically selected.
- the user can enjoy a comfortable drive while listening to the produced content.
- the present invention can be realized not only as the content distribution device and the in-vehicle content reproduction device as described above, but also as a content distribution method, an in-vehicle content reproduction method, a content distribution system, a program therefor, It can also be realized as a computer-readable recording medium on which a program is recorded.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of a content distribution system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a detailed configuration of the server device in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of station information stored in the station information storage unit.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of user information stored in the user information storage unit.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of content information stored in the content storage unit.
- FIG. 6 is a communication sequence diagram illustrating a procedure of automatic distribution of content by the content distribution system.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure when the content is edited and then distributed.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of editing content.
- FIG. 9 is an external view of an in-vehicle content reproduction device according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of the in-vehicle content reproducing device.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a node database stored in the map data storage unit.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of history data stored in the history data storage unit.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of preference information stored in the preference information storage unit.
- Fig. 14 shows an example of music data stored in the music content storage unit.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating an example of rule data in the rule data storage unit.
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a procedure of automatic reproduction of music content by the in-vehicle content reproducing apparatus.
- FIG. 17A is a diagram showing a list of songs selected by the music selection unit
- FIG. 17B is a diagram showing the order of songs arranged by the music editing unit.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating an overall configuration of a content distribution system that distributes content to a user via a memory card.
- FIG. 19 is a communication sequence diagram showing an operation of the content distribution system.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating an overall configuration of a content distribution system that distributes content to a display device installed in front of a seat.
- FIG. 21 is a communication sequence diagram showing the operation of the content distribution system.
- FIG. 22 is a diagram showing an example of history data indicating a user's habit.
- FIG. 23 is a diagram illustrating an example of data of a driving history indicating the number of times of passage on each road.
- FIG. 24 is a diagram for explaining an example of calculating the affinity for a road.
- Country 25 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of an in-vehicle content playback device that selects and plays back content by considering the affinity for roads.
- FIG. 26 is a diagram illustrating an example of the history data regarding the music being played while traveling on the road.
- FIG. 27 is a functional block diagram showing a configuration of a server device in a content distribution system in consideration of a time required to write content to a recording medium.
- FIG. 4 is a communication sequence diagram showing a procedure of content distribution in the distribution system.
- FIG. 29 is a diagram showing an example of data in which information on the content, its type, and the capacity of each content is registered in advance.
- FIG. 30 is a diagram showing an example of a screen display in which the user himself / herself selects a content or a train according to the boarding time of each train when issuing a reserved seat.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of a content distribution system 10 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- the content distribution system 10 is a system for automatically distributing content such as music and video according to the time required for traveling by train or bus, and includes a server device 2 connected via a communication network 11. 0, ticket gate 30 and portable terminal 40.
- Ticket gate 30 is a ticket gate installed at stations, buses, etc., and detects that a commuter pass (or a computer-readable boarding card with recorded sections of use) 31 has been inserted.
- the information recorded therein here, “user ID” for identifying the user and information including the mulberry car section, hereinafter referred to as “commuter pass information”
- the server device 20 notifies the server device 20.
- the server device 20 specifies the time required for the user using the train or bus to move according to the commuter pass information sent from the ticket gate 30, and the content corresponding to the required time, that is, the moving time Hen to end in It is a server device such as a computer that automatically distributes the collected contents to the portable terminal 40 owned by the user.
- the mobile terminal 40 is a mobile terminal device such as a mobile phone or a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) owned by the user, and receives and stores music or video content distributed from the server device 20. It has a function to play that content.
- a mobile terminal device such as a mobile phone or a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) owned by the user, and receives and stores music or video content distributed from the server device 20. It has a function to play that content.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a detailed configuration of the server device 20 in FIG.
- the server device 20 includes a data transmission / reception unit 21, a required time calculation unit 22, a content selection unit 23, a station information storage unit 24, a user information storage unit 25, and a content storage unit 26.
- the data transmission / reception unit 21 is a communication interface that connects the communication network 11 and the server device 20.
- the required time calculation unit 22 is a processing unit that calculates the required time required for the user to move, based on the commuter pass information sent from the ticket gate 30.
- the content selection unit 23 selects, based on the required time calculated by the required time calculation unit 22, a content that is close to the required time and ends playback in a time that does not exceed the required time.
- it is a processing unit that is created by editing and passes the obtained content to the data transmission / reception unit 21.
- the passed content is distributed by the data transmission / reception unit 21 to the portable terminal 40 owned by the user via the y communication network 11.
- the station information storage unit 24 is a hard disk or the like that stores station information 24a in which the required times of trains and buses at all two adjacent stations in the whole country are recorded in advance.
- the station information 24 a is, for example, a database in which “sections” specifying two stations and “time required” in the sections are associated with each other, as shown in FIG.
- the user information storage section 25 contains content for all target users. It is a hard disk or the like that stores user information 25a that collects information about distribution destinations and preferences.
- the user information 25a includes, for example, as shown in FIG. 4, a “user ID” for identifying a user to whom the content is to be distributed, a “delivery destination” of the content, and “preference information” (content category). 1) It is a database that associates etc.
- the content storage unit 26 stores a content database 26a such as music and video, and content information 26b including attribute information of all the content included in the content database 26a. Hard disk, etc.
- the content information 26 b includes a “content ID” for identifying each content, a “category 1” to which the content belongs, and a data base that associates “reproduction time J”. It is a source.
- FIG. 6 is a communication sequence showing a procedure of automatic content distribution by the content distribution system 10.
- the ticket gate 30 detects the commuter pass 31 inserted by the user trying to get on the train or bus (S 10)
- the “user ID” and “user ID” recorded in the commuter pass 31 are detected.
- the boarding section is read and transmitted as commuter pass information to the server device 20 via the communication network 11 (S11).
- the data transmission / reception unit 21 of the server device 20 receives the commuter pass information transmitted from the ticket gate 30 and passes it to the required time calculation unit 22 (S12).
- the required time calculation unit 22 checks whether the “user ID” included in the commuter pass information matches the one registered in the user information 25a, and thereby determines the user to whom the content is to be distributed. Is confirmed (S13), and if the user is a content distribution target user, the “ride” included in the commuter pass information is checked. From the “section”, the required time corresponding to the boarding section is calculated by referring to the station information 24a (S14). That is, the required time of the “riding section” is calculated by reading out the required time of all the adjacent sections included in the “riding section” from the station information 24a and adding them.
- the required time calculation unit 22 reads “delivery destination” and “taste information” corresponding to the “user ID” from the user information 25 a (S 15), and calculates the ⁇ user IDJ and the calculated The content selection unit 23 is notified together with the “time required”.
- the content selection unit 23 refers to the content information 26 b, and is notified from the required time calculation unit 22 of the content belonging to the preference information J notified from the required time calculation unit 22.
- the content ID corresponding to the closest playback time that does not exceed the “required time” and is closest to the content IDJ is read out from the content database 26a, and the required time calculation unit 2 is read out.
- the data is sent to the data transmission / reception unit 21 together with the "delivery destination" notified from 2 (S16).
- the data transmission / reception unit 21 that has received the instruction of the content and the distribution destination distributes the content to the distribution destination (S17).
- the portable terminal 40 carried by the user receives the content distributed from the server device 20 (S18), and notifies the user to that effect.
- the user receiving the notification plays the automatically distributed content. Note that if a cooperative operation is set in advance so that playback will be performed after content distribution ends, or in the case of streaming distribution of video or the like in which distribution and reproduction are performed in parallel, Without receiving an explicit user instruction, the mobile terminal 40 automatically reproduces the content after the distribution is completed or in parallel with the distribution.
- the content played in this way matches the user's taste And the performance or the like ends within the time the user is riding. Therefore, the user can reliably listen to favorite contents from the beginning to the end while riding a train or the like.
- the content selected in the server device 20 reflects the user's preference, but does not necessarily need to reflect the user's preference.
- the content may be designated by a mobile terminal after the user has passed a ticket gate, or the content may be distributed by the user accessing the server device 20 in advance.
- the preference information is not limited to the content category, but may be artist, genre, tune, etc. for music, or channel, program name, performer, etc. for video. Is also good.
- the user may access the server device 20 and register it in advance, or the server device 20 automatically extracts and registers it from the history of the content selected by the user. You may.
- the server device 20 selects the content that does not exceed the calculated required time and is closest to the required time, but the content to be distributed is simply selected.
- the content is not limited to the content that has been edited, and may be a content (content group) whose playback time has been adjusted by editing the playback time or by combining a plurality of contents. In such a case, whether to simply select and distribute the content or distribute after editing the content may be determined depending on various situations.
- Fig. 7 (a) in the case of delivering the content specified in advance by the user, it is determined whether or not the content ends within the required time (S20). If it ends within the required time (Yes in S20), the content is delivered as it is (S22), while the required time If it does not end within the interval (No in S20), the content is edited so that it ends within the required time (S21), and then the content is distributed.
- FIG. 7 (b) in the case of distributing the content according to the user's preference, the user's preference is specified by referring to the user information 25a (S30). ), And select the content that matches the preference (S31).
- editing of content means that if one piece of content is to be distributed, for example, as shown in Fig. 8 (a), the partial content that constitutes one piece of content (here, no content Digests (here, digests A, B,..., X, Y) associated with each scene A, B,..., X, Y) are stored, and no cuts are made for each partial content.
- the playback time may be adjusted by selecting and combining the plate and die cut plate.
- a plurality of contents are to be distributed, such as a music album composed of a plurality of songs, for example, as shown in Fig. 8 (b)
- a part of each content here, the end You can also adjust the entire playback time by cutting the part.
- the information on the car of the user is notified to the server device 20 by the ticket gate 30 that reads the information recorded on the commuter pass 31, but the mobile terminal owned by the user
- the server device 20 may be notified by 40.
- information corresponding to the commuter pass 31 is stored in the portable terminal 40, and the portable terminal 40 communicates with the ticket gate 30 and the portable terminal 40 using an RFID (wireless IC tag) or the like.
- the mobile terminal 40 may notify the server device 20 of the “riding section” and the “user ID”.
- the time required for each station section recorded in the station information 24a is mainly based on the bus route, etc., and the current time can be obtained by referring to traffic information, weather information,
- the required time adaptively calculated to reflect the degree of traffic congestion may be recorded while being updated every moment. For example, by detecting the actual travel time of a train and feeding it back to the server device 20, the travel time or the remaining travel time of the user is updated in real time, and based on the latest information (remaining travel time). You can repeat the update of the required time, 'select content', and distribute the content, for example, to select the content again and distribute it.
- the server device 20 can know the destination of the user by referring to a schedule or the like stored on the Internet or the portable terminal 40 owned by the user, the server device 20 does not necessarily have to be connected to the boarding station. There is no need to notify the server device 20 of a pair with the getting off station.
- the section determined by the boarding station notified from the ticket gate 30 and the destination obtained or predicted from the schedule or the like may be used as the boarding section to calculate the required time.
- the content distribution by the content distribution system may be a paid service. For example, when a forbidden ticket such as a prepaid card is inserted into the ticket gate 3Q, the fee for the content distribution service from that force is charged according to the boarding section or the travel time determined from the boarding section. Withdraw. As a result, the fare and the content distribution fee can be collected at the same time by the ticket gate 30, and the billing process is simplified. Also, the content distribution history information to the user is stored in the user information 25a, and if the content is a series (the first part, the second part, volumes 1 to 9, etc.), the user is notified immediately before the content. Give priority to the sequel to the delivered content It may be transmitted in a targeted manner.
- a forbidden ticket such as a prepaid card
- FIG. 9 is an external view of the in-vehicle content reproducing device 50 according to the present embodiment.
- the in-vehicle content reproduction device 50 is a device installed in a vehicle and used, and has a function of reproducing music content and a car navigation function.
- FIG. 10 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of the in-vehicle content reproduction device 50.
- the in-vehicle content reproducing device 50 is a device that automatically selects music until a car reaches a destination and automatically performs music according to a certain rule.
- the situation detecting unit 51 and the destination predicting unit 5 2 required time calculation section 53, music selection section 54, music editing section 55, playback section 56, speaker 57, map data storage section 60, history data storage section 61, preference information storage section 62, a rule data storage section 63 and a music content storage section 64.
- the map data storage unit 60 is a hard disk or the like that stores map data 60a indicating a nationwide road map and a node database 60b for specifying a traveling route.
- the node database 6 Ob uses nodes set at major locations set in advance nationwide, and includes “node number”, “type, name”, and “East longitude” for each node. And "North latitude”.
- the situation detection unit 51 has a detector that detects various situations (vehicle position, date and time, weather, driver, passenger, etc.), and detects various situations from the start of the engine to the stop of the engine.
- a processing unit that stores the history data as shown in 12 in the history data storage unit 61. Specifically, the status of the engine is detected from the position of the engine key, etc., and the car navigation system GPS detects current position, built-in calendar ⁇ Timer detects time and date, wiper operation status, raindrop sensor, temperature '' Humidity sensor Detects weather, etc.
- the mirror adjustment position by determining whether the position detected by GPS is located at any of the nodes registered in the node database 60b, it is determined in node units, and The sequence of nodes that have been recorded is recorded as a travel route.
- the historical data 61a is a collection of information on travel from the start of the engine to the stop (or from the point of departure to the point of arrival).
- a database stored as entries (units).
- the history data storage unit 61 is a hard disk or the like for storing the history data 61a generated by the situation detection unit 51.
- the destination prediction unit 52 stores the status (current time, weather driver, passenger, etc.) detected by the status detection unit 51 into the history data 6 1 a stored in the history data storage unit 6 1.
- a processing unit that predicts the destination in the current driving by collating. For example, the date and time (time zone, day of the week), “current date and time (time zone, day of the week)”, “departure point”, “driver”, and “passenger” that match the current location, driver, and passenger are recorded. All the extracted entries are extracted from the historical data 61a, and “Destination J” with the largest number of “Destinations” among all the “Destinations” recorded in the extracted entry is predicted as the predicted destination.
- the required time calculation unit 53 is a calculation unit that calculates the required time to the predicted destination notified from the destination prediction unit 52. For example, the distance from the current location to the predicted destination is calculated by referring to the map data 60 a, and the travel distance, the travel time, and the travel time up to that time are calculated by referring to the history data 61 a of the current travel. The average speed up to that point is calculated, and the required time to the destination is calculated by dividing the distance to the destination by the average speed. Alternatively, the required time to the predicted destination is predicted by averaging the "required time" of all the entries in the history data 61a in which the same "destination" as the predicted destination is recorded.
- the preference information storage unit 62 is a hard disk or the like that stores preference information 62 a indicating a preference for music for each user.
- the preference information 62 a includes “user IDJ” for identifying the user and “preferences (here, favorite songs, genres, tunes, etc.)” for the music. This is an associated data table, which is information registered in advance by the user.
- the music content storage unit 64 is a hard disk or the like that stores music content 64 a for a plurality of songs and sound data 64 b indicating the B property of each song.
- the music data 64 b is a database in which “song ID”, “artist”, “genre”, “tune”, “playing time”, etc. for identifying the music are associated. It is.
- the music selection unit 54 is a processing unit that determines a plurality of music pieces that the driver and the fellow passenger can enjoy, which can be continuously performed to the destination. That is, by referring to the “driver” and “passenger” of the history data 61 a generated by the situation detection unit 51, the “user ID” Then, by referring to the preference information 62a, the "preference” is identified, and by referring to the music data 64b, the “song ID j" and “performance time J” that match the "preference” are read out. The selection of “music IDJ” matching the “preference” is repeated until the total of “performance time” reaches the required time notified from the required time calculation unit 53.
- the rule data storage unit 63 is a memory or the like that stores rule data 63 a indicating a rule for continuously reproducing a plurality of music pieces.
- the rule data 63 a is a data table in which “rule No. J” for identifying a rule is associated with “content” of the rule. It is registered as a unique pattern or registered by editing by the user.
- the "contents" of the rules include, for example, "Select songs to gradually rise in the middle of the journey, and then select songs to gradually become quieter on arrival.” "Play the songs that the driver and passengers prefer in turn, one song at a time.”
- the music editing unit 55 reads the rule corresponding to the preset “rule No.” by referring to the rule data 63 a, and according to the rule, a plurality of songs selected by the music selection unit 54. The playback order is determined, and the “music ID” is notified to the playback unit 56 in that order.
- the playback unit 56 is a player that reads out the content of the music IDJ notified from the music editing unit 55 from the music content 64 a, reproduces it as an audio signal, and outputs it to the speaker 57.
- Reference numeral 57 denotes an in-vehicle speaker that outputs the audio signal from the reproducing unit 56 as sound.
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a procedure of automatic reproduction of music content by the in-vehicle content reproduction device 50.
- the destination prediction section 52 predicts the destination (S50). Specifically, the situation (current location, date and time, weather driver, passenger, etc.) detected by the situation detection unit 51 is compared with the history data 61 a stored in the history data storage unit 61. , Date and time (time zone, day of the week), “current date and time (time zone, day of the week)”, “departure point”, “driver”, and “passenger” that match the current location, driver, and passenger are recorded. All the entries that have been extracted are extracted from the historical data 61a, and “Destination J”, which has the largest number of cases among all “Destinations” recorded in the extracted entry, is predicted as the predicted destination.
- the required time calculation unit 53 calculates the required time to the predicted destination notified from the destination prediction unit 52 (S51). Specifically, the distance from the current location to the predicted destination is calculated by referring to the map data 60a, and the time required to reach the destination is calculated by dividing the distance by the average speed so far. 6 Calculate the required time from the past “required time” recorded in 1a to the predicted destination.
- the music selection unit 54 specifies the driver's and passenger's preferences by referring to the preference information 6 2a (S52), and then refers to the music data 6 4b. Then, one music piece that matches the preference is selected (S53). Then, by recording and accumulating the "reproduction time" registered in the music data 64b, whether the total playing time of the selected music has reached the required time calculated by the required time calculation unit 53 until then. Judgment (S54) As a result, if the required time has not been reached (Yes in S54), another song that matches the taste is selected (S53), and the required time is determined. If it has reached (No in S54), the "music ID" of all the music selected so far is notified to the music editing unit 55.
- the music editing unit 55 corresponds to the preset “Rule No. J
- the rules are read from the rule data 63a, and the music selection unit 54 determines the playing order of all the songs selected according to the rules, and notifies the playback unit 56 of the "music ID" in that order ( S55). For example, if the music notified from the music selection unit 54 is as shown in the list of FIG. 17 (a) and the preset “Rule No.” is “1”, the music editing The unit 55 refers to the “tune” of each song registered in the music data 64 b, and as shown in FIG.
- the “song ID” arranged in this way is notified from the music editing unit 55 to the playback unit 56, and the music is played back in this order, so that the driver and the fellow passengers start after the automatic performance is started.
- your favorite music will be played, the climax gradually rises in the middle of the journey, and then gradually becomes quieter as you arrive.
- the selected songs are played in order and you can enjoy a comfortable drive.
- the predicted destination is used for calculating the required time, but may be a destination set by the user.
- the approximate required time from that point to the destination is automatically calculated, and the music may be selected based on the information.
- the required time when the prediction destination is changed by repeating the prediction of the destination or when the situation such as the degree of traffic congestion changes, such a dynamic situation change is reflected. It may be updated every moment by performing adaptive calculations again. Then, the music pieces may be reselected or rearranged based on the updated required time.
- the preference information 62a is registered in advance by the user. Although the information is recorded, it may be automatically generated by extracting a preference from the music selection history of the music by the user.
- selection criteria may be set such that the connection with the music is made using the music information that was listened to immediately before the selection of the music. For example, suppose that the user first selects song A of artist A when the engine is started. The music editor 5 uses this information, Artist A, to edit mainly the music of Artist A, and to edit mainly the music with a tune similar to the tune of Music M. It is possible.
- the content is directly delivered from the server device 20 to the portable terminal 40 owned by the user, but may be delivered to the user via a memory card such as an SD card. .
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of a content distribution system 70 that distributes content to a user via a memory card 72.
- FIG. 19 is a communication sequence diagram showing the operation of such a content distribution system 70.
- a user inserts a memory card 72 into a kiosk terminal (information “store” terminal) 71 and stores a user ID stored in the memory card 72 or a kiosk terminal 7
- the server terminal 20 is notified from the kiss terminal 71 (S78), and as a result, Is distributed from the server device 20 to the kiosk terminal 71 (S77)
- the content is written to the memory card 72 with the viewing restriction (for example, a restriction that the user can view the content only once or only within the time corresponding to the required time) (S 800). ).
- the viewing restriction for example, a restriction that the user can view the content only once or only within the time corresponding to the required time
- the user can take out the memory card 72 from the kiosk terminal 71 and insert it into his / her mobile terminal 40 to view the content in the same manner as in the first embodiment. .
- the commuter pass information may be specified and processed by the kiosk terminal 71 instead of the ticket gate 30. That is, when the user inserts the commuter pass 31 and the memory card 72 into the kiosk terminal 71, the kiosk terminal 71 reads out information related to the boarding section and the required time, and the information is processed by the server device 20. Thereafter, the content may be written to the memory card 72 at the kiosk terminal 7 1.
- the content is distributed to the portable terminal 40 owned by the user.
- the content may be distributed to a display device provided in front of a seat in a train or a bus.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing the overall configuration of a content distribution system 80 that distributes content to a display device 83 installed in front of a seat.
- FIG. 21 is a communication sequence diagram showing the operation of such a content distribution system 80.
- the designated ticket information such as train number, boarding section, reserved seat, etc. is read and transmitted to the server 20 (S81, S82), and the user confirmation is performed in the server 20. (S83), the required time is calculated (S84), and the content is selected based on the preference information (S85, S86), which is the same as in the first embodiment. .
- the selected content is stored in the server device 20 based on the information of the corresponding train number. From the train server device 82 to the display device 83 dedicated to the designated seats of the user based on the information of the corresponding reserved seats (S87, S88). It is distributed (S89, S90) and played.
- the user can simply watch the reserved seat of the reserved train and watch the desired content according to the boarding time. If the train server device 82 does not have the seat information, the user can grasp the seat position by setting a designated ticket, a card, a mobile phone, or the like in which the user ID is stored at the seat. You can.
- music and video are described as examples of content, but the content is not limited to this, and is composed of only audio information such as rakugo and comics as broadcast on radio.
- the content such as music is selected in time for the user to arrive at the destination.
- users regularly listen to news such as radio and television, and weather forecasts.
- an apparatus that extracts the habits of the user from the history of the user's audio operations and calculates the time during which the music or the like can be played back may be realized to realize an optimum music selection.
- the user's habits are extracted from, for example, the operation history of the in-vehicle audio device.
- the history data of the history data storage unit 61 shown in FIG. 10 a listening history of an in-vehicle radio or an in-vehicle television as shown in FIG. 22 is stored.
- the user usually listens to the sound while driving by adjusting the TV channel to six channels around 8:00 in the morning. You can see that there is a habit.
- These habits can be detected by analyzing the historical data shown in Fig. 22 for each selected channel using statistical methods such as clustering. The content such as music is selected in consideration of the habits thus detected.
- the required time calculation unit 53 in FIG. 10 performs such time calculation, and notifies the music selection unit 54 of the result, so that the music selection unit 54 Etc. will be selected.
- the user can play the music content from 7:00 to 8:00 and listen to the six channels from 8:00 to 8:00.
- the publicly broadcast content such as radio or television will be recorded on a hard disk or other media. After the playback of the content such as ⁇ music is completed, the recorded content may be played again.
- the adjustment of the required time in consideration of the user's habit as described above can be applied to the first embodiment.
- the content playback time of reproducible music or the like may be determined by extracting the time of ordinary content playback on a train.
- the affinity for a road is a measure of how much a user is able to travel on that road, and is an affinity for a road that the user has normally traveled for commuting or going to school. High affinity, and low affinity for the road that the user will pass for the first time.
- affinity for roads can be automatically determined from the running history of the user. For example, as shown in FIG. 23, by calculating the number of times of passage on each road from the past driving history, the affinity of the driver for the road can be approximately obtained.
- the music when traveling on a place where a lot of traffic information enters or on a road where caution is required, the music may be scheduled in advance so that the music is not reproduced. In particular, set the music playback schedule in advance so that the content will not be played when traveling on roads that require careful attention, such as complex intersections, narrow roads, and mountain roads. Then, when driving on such a road, the reproduction of the music may be stopped and an announcement such as “Please concentrate on driving for a while” may be made.
- the user may determine whether or not the road requires attention by associating it with the map by the user.
- the traveling distance of the vehicle When the traveling distance of the vehicle is short, it may be determined that the driver is not yet used to the vehicle, and the reproduction of the music may not be performed. Similarly, it is also possible to calculate in advance the running time during which straight running on an expressway or the like continues, and select content such as music according to the calculated running time. In addition, when driving on a highway or the like, music may be selected in units of two hours to encourage a break every two hours.
- FIG. 25 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of an in-vehicle content reproducing apparatus that selects and reproduces content in consideration of the affinity for roads.
- This content reproduction device is obtained by adding an affinity determination unit 58 to the configuration shown in FIG.
- the affinity determining unit 58 refers to the output of the destination predicting unit 52 and the history data 61a to determine the affinity for the route to be traveled.
- the required time calculating unit 53 calculates a time required to travel on a partial route determined to have a high affinity by the affinity determining unit 58 among the routes predicted by the destination predicting unit 52. It is calculated as the time during which the driver can drive without concentrating too much on driving. The time calculated in this manner is a time during which the music can be reproduced for the driver, that is, a music reproducible time.
- the driver must concentrate on driving, especially when traveling on the route for the first time because of his past driving history, but if the route is used for commuting or going to school, etc. In some cases, you may be familiar with intersections that require attention.
- the route to the destination is determined and the required time is extracted, there are a route that the driver must drive with caution and a route that the driver is accustomed to driving. It is necessary to estimate the time at which the song can be played, taking into account information such as the driver's past movement history, driving hours, and weather.
- the determination as to whether or not the route on which the user travels can reproduce the music can be performed, for example, as follows. As shown in FIG.
- the situation detection unit 51 stores in the history data storage unit 61 whether or not music has been played while traveling on that road. deep.
- the affinity determination unit 58 refers to the history data 61 a stored in the history data storage unit 61 to determine whether the number of times of music playback is higher than a preset threshold value (that is, a high affinity road). ) Judge whether the car runs. As a result, when it is determined that the car travels on a road higher than the threshold, the required time calculation unit 53 calculates the time for traveling on that road as the time for playing back music. As described above, the affinity determination unit 58 determines whether or not the route has a high affinity for the user based on the frequency at which the music has been reproduced in the past.
- the affinity determination unit 58 may determine that route as a route with a high affinity.
- the affinity determining unit 58 may determine that the affinity is high for the route near the home or commuting place.
- the affinity determination unit 58 determines whether or not the car travels on the highway by referring to the map data 60a. May be determined to travel.
- content such as video may be selected according to the time required to reach the destination.
- the information on whether or not the route is a route where the surrounding scenery can be enjoyed at the sightseeing spot is stored in the map data storage unit 60 in advance.
- the content may be selected by subtracting the traveling time on the route.
- traveling on a metropolitan expressway it can be calculated as the time to play music.
- the content is selected in time for the user traveling by transportation.
- the content is large, such as when the content is a high-resolution or long-time moving image, It is necessary to consider the time to download the content, the time to write the content to the recording media, etc.
- transportation such as trains, it is necessary to consider the effects of radio waves on the human body, etc.
- FIG. 27 shows the contents of a server device in a content distribution system that automatically selects and distributes content that can be reproduced within the time it is moving, taking into account the time required to write the content onto a recording medium.
- FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram showing a configuration.
- This server device has, in addition to the configuration shown in FIG. 2, a waiting time detecting section 27 for detecting waiting time from the current time and information on transportation used by the user, a recording media writing performance of the terminal, and a network.
- a content writing time prediction unit 28 for estimating the time required for writing the content based on the transfer speed depending on the quality of the network is provided.
- the waiting time detecting unit 27 determines the departure time of the train that the user will get on from the train departure timetable stored in the station information storage unit and the time that the user is waiting for the train from the difference between the current time and the departure time. calculate.
- the content writing time estimation unit 28 is designed to record the recording media in consideration of the performance of the recording media or terminal to which the user writes the content and the time (transfer time) required to transmit the content from the server to the terminal at the station. Estimate the time required to complete the write.
- the content selection unit 23 includes the writing time estimated by the content writing time prediction unit 28, the waiting time detected by the waiting time detection unit 27, and the required time calculated by the required time calculating unit 22. From, select the content. For example, it is possible to write to the recording medium of the user within the waiting time detected by the waiting time detecting section 27, and to calculate the time by the required time calculating section 22. Select the content whose playback is completed within the required time.
- FIG. 28 is a communication sequence diagram showing a procedure of content distribution in the content distribution system including the saniba apparatus shown in FIG. 27. Steps S10 to S15 are the same as the procedure shown in FIG. After the user's “preference information” is notified to the content selection unit 23 by the required time calculation unit 22 (S 15), the content writing time prediction unit 28 sends the data transmission / reception unit 21 from the portable terminal 40. Terminal information (information indicating the recording media owned by the user or the performance of the terminal) via the terminal (S19a), and the obtained terminal information and the server device 20 to the station terminal (kiosk terminal). Estimating the time required to complete the writing to the recording medium, taking into account the transfer time required for the content distribution (S19b).
- the content selection unit 23 includes the writing time estimated by the content writing time prediction unit 28, the waiting time detected by the waiting time detection unit 27, and the “preference information J” notified from the required time calculation unit 22.
- the content can be selected from the required time and the required time. Select the content that matches the “preference information” and completes the playback within the required time.
- the content selection unit 23 determines whether the selected content is placed on the kiosk terminal (S19c), and if not, sends the content to the kiosk terminal. (S19d, S19e), write the content to the user's recording media via the kiosk terminal (S19f), and if so, instruct the kiosk terminal to that effect. Then, the kiosk terminal writes the content to the user's recording medium (S19f).
- the content writing time estimation unit 28 estimates the recording media writing time only from the recording media writing time. For example, as shown in Fig. 29, when information about the content, its type, and the capacity of each content is stored in advance, it is necessary to transfer and write the content to the recording media brought by the user or the user's terminal. Assume that the required time is 100 KB per second. At this time, the content writing time prediction unit 28 calculates the time required to write each content (the right column in FIG. 29) from the capacity of each content.
- the content selection unit 23 determines whether the content relating to news is distributed to the user even if the waiting time on the train is short and writing time is not sufficient, as shown in FIG. 29. Instead of selecting the content with “1J or ⁇ 4”, the content with the content ID ⁇ 2 ”is selected and distributed. Even if the content is the same, a plurality of files having different resolutions and compression ratios, that is, different content capacities are stored in the content storage unit 26, and the content selection unit 23 can write the content. An appropriate file may be selected and distributed according to the time.
- the content may be set at the same time when deciding the designated seat of the train. For example, when going from Kyoto to Nagoya, depending on whether you take Hikari or Kodama, the waiting time until the train departs, that is, the time to be able to write content, is different. That is, the time during which the content can be played differs. Therefore, the content selection unit 23 presents a screen as shown in Fig. 30 to the user, and when issuing a reserved seat, even if the user himself selects content or a train according to the boarding time of each train. Good. In trains, announcements such as train transfer announcements are often made at fixed times.
- the content when creating a music list by selecting content, the content may be selected in consideration of the time at which the announcement is made in the car. For example, the switching timing of the music may be adjusted to the time when the announcement in the car enters, or a process of giving priority to the selection of a quiet music may be performed.
- the information to be announced can be obtained in advance, it may be embedded in the content to be reproduced in advance. For example, if it is necessary to change trains at a station arriving 30 minutes after content playback starts, the transfer information of the transfer guidance will be displayed at about 25 minutes after the playback starts. Preparing the content for playback In this way, even if it is difficult to hear the raw in-car announcement, the user can hear the transfer announcement played on the mobile terminal. Yes, you can change trains without overtaking.
- the user automatically selects content whose reproduction is completed within the travel time of the user only by passing through the ticket gate, and receives the distribution. Therefore, it is possible to reliably view the entire distributed content while moving.
- the user can receive and view the distribution of the content that suits his or her taste, and can obtain great satisfaction.
- the content reproducing apparatus for a car Since the content whose playback is completed within the required time is automatically played back, problems such as having to give up viewing while playing the content can be avoided.
- the content is selected based on the predicted destination, even if the user does not input the destination, the appropriate content that can be completely reproduced within the travel time is selected and reproduced. You.
- a content distribution device is a server device that distributes content such as music data to a portable terminal device or the like via a communication network such as the Internet, and a content reproduction device according to the present invention.
- the device can be used as an in-car content reproducing device for reproducing content such as music data, an audio player, a car navigation integrated audio device, and the like.
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