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(10) Patent Number:

(45) Date of Reissued Patent:

Jul. 24, 2007

RECORDING MEDIUM RETAINING DATA

5,838,316 A

* 11/1998 ArruZa ..................... .. 715/810

FOR MENU CONTROL, MENU CONTROL METHOD AND APPARATUS

5,880,729 A 5,966,121 A

* 3/1999 Johnston et a1. .. * 10/1999 Hubbell et a1.

5,966,122 A

* 10/1999

Inventors: Toshiaki setogawas Kanagawa (JP); A ato Nakagawa Kanagawa (JP)

5,990,972 A : 11/1999 Bond-Harris et a1. ..... .. 348/563 6,141,004 A 10/2000 Jeong .......... .. 715/723

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Tsuyoshi Oda, Tokyo (JP)

6,215,952 B1 *

Itoh

4/2001

715/823 715/726

......................... .. 715/838

Yoshio et a1. ............... .. 386/94

FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS

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* 12/1995

0 737 980 0 738 0'78

* l0/l996 * 10/1996

EP

0 788 094

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8/1997

EP

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Oct. 22, 2002

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

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Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 1998, No. 10, Aug. 31, 1998

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& JP 10 145722, May 29, 1998*

F oreign ' A pp l'ica t'ion P riority ' ' D at a

Aug. 22, 1997

0 685 845

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( 30 )

EP

* Cited by examiner

(JP) ........................................... .. 9-226253

Primary ExaminerACaO (Kevin) Nguyen (51)

Int- ClG06F 15/00 G06F 13/00

(74) Attorney, Agent, or FirmiFrommer Lawrence & Haug LLP; William S. Frommer

(200601) (2006.01)

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ABSTRACT

US. Cl. ....... ...... ..; .... .. 715/810; 715/797; 715/716 Field of Classi?cation Search ........... 715/810,

Arecording medium retaining data for menu Control’ amenu Control method and an apparatus are provided for Creating a

715/797’ 719’ 723’ 727’ 716’ 725/37’ 38’

menu highly expressive and attractive to the viewer. When

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operation of a menu button is determined on a menu created

See apphcanon ?le for Complete Search hlstory' References Cited

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With a moving picture With sound, the menu button turns into action highlighting and the color of the button changes into a highlight color. In order to emphasize action high lighting of the menu button, a speci?c short moving picture With a sound is automatically replayed. After the replay of

U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS

4,422,105 A : 12/1983 Rodesch et a1. ............ .. 386/83 i ghngler et a1‘ """""" " 715/723 ,

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the moving picture’ the display jumps to a Chapter of a title selected With the menu button and a replay is started.

uchner et a1.

5,831,616 A

* ll/l998

Lee .......................... .. 715/861

5,831,617 A

* 11/1998 Bhukhanwala ............ .. 715/839

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menu page selector buttons 303. Three of the six chapter designation buttons 301 are vertically arranged on the left of the screen and the other three on the right. The two menu

selector buttons 302 are arranged side by side below the

chapter designation buttons 301.

Matter enclosed in heavy brackets [ ] appears in the original patent but forms no part of this reissue speci?

For authoring such a menu, it is required to create pixel data corresponding to each operation button in accordance with the subpicture format of the DVD. In addition, it is necessary to perform programming in navigation command

cation; matter printed in italics indicates the additions made by reissue. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

required for each operation button.

1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a recording medium retaining data for menu control, a menu control method and

For replaying a DVD using the menu as shown in FIG. 1, the viewer selects the various buttons on the menu and

an apparatus, each provided for controlling operations in

controller includes, for example, an up cursor key, a down cursor key, a left cursor key and a right cursor key for

speci?es operations with the remote controller. The remote

accordance with manipulation of menu buttons on a menu

used for replaying information on the recording medium such as a digital video disk or digital versatile disk (DVD). 2. Description of the Related Art A DVD and a DVD player have been practically utilized. A DVD is an optical disk for recording digitized video and audio data. Of replaying data on a DVD and recording data onto a DVD, a DVD player performs at least replaying data. In the DVD format (standard), the format of still picture called subpicture that may be overlaid on a moving picture

is de?ned besides normal moving pictures coded in Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) 2. A DVD implements a

moving a selected operation button vertically and horizon tally and a menu enter key for completing the operation of a selected operation button. In general, a menu displayed on a monitor includes 20

25

several operation buttons. The viewer presses the cursor keys of the remote controller and temporarily selects one of the operation buttons. The viewer further presses the menu

enter key and completes the operation of the selected operation button. According to the DVD format, the color of the selected button is changed or the selected button is framed so as to indicate which button is selected on the

screen. Such indication will be called highlighting in the following description. FIG. 2 shows an example of menu wherein one of the operation buttons is highlighted. As

caption (subtitle) of a movie and a menu with such a

subpicture. In the DVD format, a speci?c programming language called navigation command is provided for controlling a replay method of a DVD player. Programming in navigation command implements, for example, an interactive program (software) and a replay started at a speci?c point called

shown, the upper-left button 301a of the six chapter desig nation buttons 301 is highlighted. Highlighting includes two types. One is select highlight ing for indicating that the operation button in the menu is

chapter such as the start of a highlight scene or a break in a only temporarily selected. The other is action highlighting 35 story in a movie or a track on a compact disk (CD) that for indicating that the menu enter key is. pressed to be

indicates a break between pieces of music.

effective for about one second after the menu enter key is

An interactive program as mentioned above requires a

pressed until immediately before the operation is performed.

user-operable picture for interactive questions and answers. An interactive operation of a DVD player is usually

restricted by the buttons dedicated to the hardware of the

In the example shown in FIG. 2, if the menu enter key is pressed when the upper-left button 301a is in the state of select highlighting, the highlight color turns into the action highlighting state for about one second. The display then directly jumps to the chapter of ‘Scene 1: Introduction’ where a replay is started. However, indication with simple highlighting as described above, that is, a change of button color or framing only, is not effective enough for informing the viewer of

DVD player.

button selection or execution. Such a user interface is not

implemented through indirect manipulation by the viewer

40

selecting operation buttons displayed on a menu with cursor keys and so on of a remote controller, instead of direct

interactive manipulation using operation buttons of the DVD player or the remote controller. As a result, various types of

45

interactive software may be provided without being

user-friendly. Furthermore, of sixteen colors that may be

Among menus for such interactive operations, basic ones

common to any DVD are de?ned as DVD system menus. 50 used for highlighting, up to four colors can be used at the

same time. Such simple highlighting lacks expressivity. In

The DVD system menus are frames called up by a viewer through operation of the menu button of the remote con troller of the DVD player for replaying a DVD in the DVD

terms of product, it is di?icult to create a menu attracting the

viewer with simple highlighting only.

player. The format provides that the menu button is required to be added to the remote controller. The DVD system menus include operation buttons displayed on the screen.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION 55

It is an object of the invention to provide a recording

Various replay patterns are achieved by the viewer through

medium retaining data for menu control, a menu control

selecting the operation buttons with a cursor key. The format provides that the cursor key is required to be added to the

method and an apparatus so as to create a menu expressive

remote controller. Various types of DVD system menus are de?ned in the

and attractive to the viewer. 60

DVD format. FIG. 1 shows an example of chapter menu which is one of the DVD system menus. The chapter menu is a menu including operation buttons arranged on the screen

for allowing a direct jump to each chapter. The chapter menu in FIG. 1 includes six chapter desig nation buttons 301, two menu selector buttons 302 and two

A recording medium retaining data for menu control of the invention is provided for implementing input of an instruction in response to an operation on a menu displayed on a screen. The data for menu control has a data structure

including: menu display data for displaying the menu 65

including at least one menu button for instructing to execute

a predetermined function; response picture data for display ing a predetermined response picture in response to deter

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