IP Library Granted Patent US 11,683,539
Granted Patent B2
US 11,683,539 · App. 17/536,359 · Granted Jun 20, 2023

Video transmission method, video reception method, video transmission apparatus, and video reception apparatus

Inventors: Tadamasa Toma (Osaka, JP); Takahiro Nishi (Nara, JP); Noritaka Iguchi (Osaka, JP)
Assignee: PANASONIC INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CO., LTD.
H04N21/2343G06T5/007H04N19/30H04N19/89H04N21/23418H04N21/23614H04N21/4348H04N21/4402H04N21/4854G06T2207/20208
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Patent No.
US 11,683,539
App. No.
17/536,359
Granted
Jun 20, 2023
Kind
B2
Abstract

A video transmission method according to the present disclosure includes: generating a transmission signal including, in a time series, first video data having a first luminance dynamic range and second video data having a second luminance dynamic range wider than the first luminance dynamic range; and transmitting the transmission signal generated. In the generating of the transmission signal, a signal level corresponding to a luminance value is limited to a value lower than a limit value that is predetermined, in a transition period provided for switching from one of the first video data and the second video data to the other.

Claims (12)

1. A video transmission method comprising:

generating a transmission signal including, in a time series, a first video having a first luminance dynamic range and a second video having a second luminance dynamic range wider than the first luminance dynamic range, the first video and the second video being to be decoded according to first transfer characteristics and second transfer characteristics, respectively; and

transmitting the transmission signal generated, wherein

a first signal level of the first video converted according to the first transfer characteristics is substantially the same as a second signal level of the second video converted according to the second transfer characteristics in a transition period in which a played video is switched from one of the first video and the second video to the other of the first video and the second video.

2. A video reception method comprising:

receiving a reception signal including, in a time series, a first video having a first luminance dynamic range and a second video having a second luminance dynamic range wider than the first luminance dynamic range; and

decoding the first video and the second video according to first transfer characteristics and second transfer characteristics, respectively, wherein

a first signal level of the first video converted according to the first transfer characteristics is substantially the same as a second signal level of the second video converted according to the second transfer characteristics in a transition period in which a played video is switched from one of the first video and the second video to the other of the first video and the second video.

3. A video reception apparatus comprising:

a receiver that receives a reception signal including, in a time series, a first video having a first luminance dynamic range and a second video having a second luminance dynamic range wider than the first luminance dynamic range; and

a decoder that decodes the first video and the second video according to first transfer characteristics and second transfer characteristics, respectively, wherein

a first signal level of the first video converted according to the first transfer characteristics is substantially the same as a second signal level of the second video converted according to the second transfer characteristics in a transition period in which a played video is switched from one of the first video and the second video to the other of the first video and the second video.

Priority Claims (1)
JP 2016-101958 · May 20, 2016 · national
Continuity (5)
Continuation 16841910 · Apr 7, 2020
Continuation 15933799 · Mar 23, 2018
Continuation PCTJP2016004021 · Sep 2, 2016
Provisional Application 62238155 · Oct 7, 2015
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