Projector capable playing captions and caption playing method
A technology for projectors and subtitles, which is applied to projection devices, components of color TVs, components of TV systems, etc., can solve the problems of inconvenient use, bulky projection equipment, and increase the cost of projection equipment, etc. small investment
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[0069] Embodiment one: subtitle storage module 3 is the intrinsic module inside the present invention, also can be provided with a region on the non-volatile memory of the present invention, makes it can store subtitle data information, subtitle information and OSD (on-screen display, namely The Char data needed in the screen menu) is stored together, but, in the present embodiment, the non-volatile memory space is generally not enough to store all the characters.
[0070] The embedded system run by each module in this embodiment does not directly support the display of characters, but needs to first store the characters to be displayed as graphics, and then display them in the form of dot matrix graphics.
[0071] Since the non-volatile memory space is limited, when setting the projector OSD, make full use of the non-volatile memory space of the embedded system, and convert as many characters as possible into graphics and store them on the non-volatile memory. In addition to ...
Embodiment 2
[0078] Embodiment 2: Aiming at the deficiencies in Embodiment 1, some modifications are made in this embodiment.
[0079] The projector does not load the character graphics that may be used in subtitles into the non-volatile memory when setting the OSD, but converts the characters used in the subtitles into corresponding graphic data when making subtitles, and then converts the subtitles Graphics data, subtitle character index data, and subtitle control data are loaded together into nonvolatile memory.
[0080] The advantage of this embodiment is that it can break through the limitation of subtitle production caused by loading character graphics data first, but due to the limited space of non-volatile memory, the length of subtitles is still subject to certain restrictions, that is, subtitles exceeding a certain length cannot be made and cannot Make subtitles with characters exceeding the limit.
Embodiment 3
[0081] Embodiment 3: To address the shortcomings of the above two embodiments, some modifications are made in this embodiment.
[0082] The subtitle file is not loaded to the projector at one time, but loaded several times at a certain amount each time. That is, when making subtitles, determine the limit of subtitle length and number of characters, and divide the entire character into multiple paragraphs. Always connect the computer while the projector is working. When displaying subtitles, first load a section of subtitles on the projector, and then load the next section of subtitles to the projector after this section of subtitles is displayed or after the display is completed, so that subtitles without length and character number restrictions can be realized.
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