Video Output Setting Screen Bundles HDR and Deep Color
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Solution Overview
Problem
Users face complexity in setting video data specifications for display devices, particularly with the integration of HDR output functions and compliance with copy protection protocols like HDCP 1.4 and 2.2, requiring a user-friendly interface for selecting and configuring output settings.
Innovation Solution
An information processing apparatus generates a user-friendly output setting screen allowing users to select and register settings for video data specifications, including HDR and deep color output, with automatic registration of settings to simplify the process and ensure compatibility with HDCP protocols.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If users are prompted to select multiple video data specifications (HDR, deep color, resolution, etc.) separately, then comprehensive video output settings can be achieved, but the setting process becomes complicated and time-consuming
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines multiple video output specification settings (HDR, deep color, resolution) into a single integrated selection interface. When a user selects a resolution, the system automatically bundles compatible HDR and deep color settings together, allowing comprehensive video output configuration through one unified selection rather than multiple separate settings.
Solution Approach 2:
The system performs preliminary compatibility analysis and automatically determines which video specifications (HDR, deep color) can be combined with selected resolutions. By pre-establishing compatibility relationships between different video parameters, the system prepares bundled settings in advance, eliminating the need for users to manually configure each parameter separately.
2Manufacturing precision
If multiple video specifications are configured independently, then precise control over video output quality is achieved, but the configuration time and user effort increase significantly
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges multiple video quality parameters (resolution, HDR, deep color) into unified bundles based on their compatibility relationships. Each resolution option is pre-bundled with its compatible HDR and deep color settings, allowing users to achieve precise video output quality control through single selections rather than multiple independent configurations.
Solution Approach 2:
The system automatically performs the complex task of matching video specifications based on compatibility rules. When a user selects a resolution, the system self-configures the appropriate HDR and deep color settings without requiring user intervention, thereby maintaining precise video quality control while eliminating manual configuration time.
3Adaptability or versatility
If the system provides detailed separate settings for each video parameter, then users can optimize each parameter individually, but the user interface becomes complex and difficult to navigate
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges multiple video parameter controls into a single integrated selection interface. Instead of providing separate sliders and menus for resolution, HDR, and deep color settings, the system presents unified bundles where selecting one parameter automatically determines compatible settings for others, maintaining adaptability while simplifying the interface structure.
Solution Approach 2:
The system segments video output specifications into pre-defined compatibility groups or bundles based on technical relationships between parameters. Each bundle contains a resolution and its compatible HDR and deep color settings, allowing the complex parameter space to be divided into manageable, pre-configured units that are easier for users to select and understand.
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AI summary
A screen generating part 114 generates an output setting screen on which a user selects settings of multiple items regarding specifications for video data to be output to a display device 4. A setting registering part 110 registers the settings selected by the user on the output setting screen. A screen generating part 114 generates the output setting screen on which the user selects the settings for a first item and a second item, the first item having a first value and a second value as selectable settings, the second item having a third value and a fourth value as selectable settings. When the user selects the first value for the first item, the setting registering part 110 registers the first value for the first item and also registers the third value for the second item. When the user selects the fourth value for the second item, the setting registering part 110 registers the fourth value for the second item and also registers the second value for the first item.