Image/audio playback device of mobile communication terminal
In an image/audio playback technology in a mobile communication terminal, a single image is divided into two halves, i.e., left-half and right-half images, which are displayed on two mobile communication terminals, respectively. In addition, two mobile communication terminals can play left-side and right-side audio data, respectively, which compose stereo audio data, according to the relative locations of the two mobile communication terminals.
1. An image playback device, comprising:
a controller configured to recognize a relative location of a plurality of divided image data from a singular image to be displayed in multiple display units and to transmit a first one of the plurality of divided image data to a first display unit according to a relative location of the first display unit in relation to a second display unit; and
the second display unit configured to display a second one of the plurality of divided image data,
wherein the first one of the plurality of divided image data is left-side image data and the second one of the plurality of divided image data is right-side image data if the relative location of the first display unit is on a left side of the second display unit, and
the first one of the plurality of divided image data is right-side image data and the second one of the plurality of divided image data is left-side image data if the relative location of the first display unit is on the right side of the second display unit.
2. The device of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of divided image data comprises at least one of a photo, a moving picture, and an animation.
3. The device of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of divided image data is decoded image data.
4. An apparatus, comprising:
a control circuitry configured to:
recognize a relative location of a first display unit in relation to a second display unit,
recognize a relative location of a plurality of divided image data from the singular image,
transmit a first one of the plurality of divided image data to a first display unit, and
transmit a second one of the plurality of divided image data to a second display unit,
wherein:
the first one of the plurality of divided image data is left-side image data and the second one of the plurality of divided image data is right-side image data if the relative location of the first display unit is on a left side of the second display unit, and
the first one of the plurality of divided image data is right-side image data and the second one of the plurality of divided image data is left-side image data if the relative location of the first display unit is on the right side of the second display unit.
5. The apparatus of claim 4 , wherein the plurality of divided image data comprises at least one of a photo, a moving picture, and an animation.
6. The apparatus of claim 4 , wherein the plurality of divided image data is decoded image data.
7. A method, comprising:
recognizing a relative location of a first display unit in relation to a second display unit;
recognizing a relative location of a plurality of divided image data from the singular image;
transmitting a first one of the plurality of divided image data to a first display unit; and
transmitting a second one of the plurality of divided image data to a second display unit, wherein:
the first one of the plurality of divided image data is left-side image data and the second one of the plurality of divided image data is right-side image data if the relative location of the first display unit is on a left side of the second display unit, and
the first one of the plurality of divided image data is right-side image data and the second one of the plurality of divided image data is left-side image data if the relative location of the first display unit is on the right side of the second display unit.
8. The method of claim 7 , wherein the plurality of divided image data comprises at least one of a photo, a moving picture, and an animation.
9. The method of claim 7 , wherein the plurality of divided image data is decoded image data.
10. The method of claim 9 , further comprising resizing a pixel size of the decoded image data.