WO2003085960A1 - Method and apparatus for displaying graphics on an auxiliary display device using low level graphics drivers - Google Patents
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- the present invention generally relates to the transmission of interactive graphics for viewing and interacting with applications running on a processor of a remote device.
- FIG. 1 shows a conventional two-screen digital cable TV system 100.
- the system 100 includes an auxiliary display device 105 which communicates with a digital set-top box (STB) 110 (also referred to as a "local device") using a wireless connection.
- STB digital set-top box
- the wireless connection utilizes an external port 115 on the STB 110, such as a Universal serial bus (USB), Ethernet, or IEEE 1394 port equipped with an access point 120 that communicates with the auxiliary display device 105 over a wireless radio frequency (RF) link 125.
- RF radio frequency
- the access point 120 in this scenario is a device designed for a specific interface (e.g., USB) and is used to support wireless connectivity.
- the auxiliary display device 105 may also be connected directly to a high-speed cable modem, digital subscriber (DSL) modem or any other high-speed Internet connection device to access the Internet 135.
- TV video programming 140 is accessible via STB 110.
- Typical wireless connection protocols that may be used by TV system 100 include, but are not limited to, HomeRF ® and IEEE 802.11.
- a more traditional wired connection simply includes a cable or wire between the STB 110 and the auxiliary display device 105, again using a USB, Ethernet, or IEEE 1394 port.
- the STB 110 is also connected to a television 130.
- the two-screen digital cable TV system 100 allows for many enhanced capabilities over a one-screen system. For example, a user can view Internet data on the screen of the auxiliary display device 105, while watching video uninterrupted on the television 130. In another example, STB applications that are normally viewed on the television screen, are viewed on the screen of the auxiliary display device 105, leaving the television 130 available for video program viewing.
- an electronic program guide is a specific example of an application that can be interacted with through an application running on a second screen device, such as auxiliary display device 105.
- An EPG is used by a viewer to determine what programs are available for viewing on a television, at what time the programs will be broadcast, and on which channels. More sophisticated EPGs display supplemental information used by the viewer to determine whether the program is suitable for young children, what actors are in the program, how long the program is, and what the program is about. Normally in an EPG, an individual windowed portion is allocated for each program displayed. Viewers of CATV programs use a GUI to navigate an EPG and select program windows in the EPG that are of particular interest.
- the present invention enables graphics information to be sent to an auxiliary display device for display in a communications system including an auxiliary display device and a set- top box (STB).
- STB set- top box
- the STB transmits graphical data to the auxiliary display.
- the graphical data includes abstracted graphics driver calls.
- the driver calls are processed in the auxiliary display device using graphic drivers residing in the auxiliary display device. Graphics are displayed on a display in the auxiliary display device, based on the processed driver calls.
- User inputs may be transmitted from the auxiliary display device to the STB. The user inputs are responses to selections presented by the graphics on the display of the auxiliary display device.
- a wireless local area network (WLAN) protocol and or infrared transmission may be used to transmit the user inputs.
- the abstracted graphics driver calls may be packaged in a wireless local area network (WLAN) protocol.
- the abstracted graphics driver calls may be low level graphics driver calls.
- the displayed graphics may include a television program grid of an electronic program guide (EPG).
- the communications system may be a cable television (CATV) system.
- CATV cable television
- the STB may include a local graphics application running at least one application program interface (API) layer, at least one driver layer, and at least one hardware layer including a processor.
- API application program interface
- the auxiliary display device may include a remote graphics application running at least one application program interface (API) layer, at least one driver layer, and at least one hardware layer including a processor.
- API application program interface
- FIG. 1 shows a conventional two-screen digital cable TV system
- FIG. 2 shows a communications system operating in accordance with the present invention
- FIG. 3 shows a simplified representation of two-screen API architecture used in accordance with the present invention
- FIG. 4 shows a simplified representation of a remote control API architecture used in accordance with the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a high-level functional flowchart including steps implemented in accordance with the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
- Graphics information is transmitted from an STB to an auxiliary display device.
- the graphics information does not include pixel representations, which would require high bandwidth and fast processing.
- the graphics information include high level application program interface (API) calls.
- API application program interface
- the graphics information includes abstracted graphics call drivers, such as drivers that instruct a display to construct an image (e.g., draw a square, color red, large size at X, Y, Z coordinates).
- the abstracted graphics driver calls are low level graphics drivers and are packaged in a wireless local area network (WLAN) protocol, such as 802.1 lb.
- WLAN wireless local area network
- the low level API gives a user complete access to the screen and to input events. Although, this access requires everything that is shown on the screen to be programmed, the memory and processing requirements for the auxiliary display device are drastically reduced.
- an STB typically hosts applications that are capable of rendering graphics to the display device.
- FIG. 2 shows a communications system (e.g., CATV system) 200 including an STB 205 and an auxiliary display device 210.
- a communications system e.g., CATV system
- the STB 205 (i.e., local device) includes a local graphics application 215 that runs on a first processor 220.
- the local graphics application 215 includes at least one API layer, at least one driver layer, and at least one hardware layer.
- the auxiliary display device 210 i.e., remote wireless device, second screen device
- the remote graphics application 225 also includes at least one API layer, at least one driver layer, and at least one hardware layer.
- the STB 205 communicates with a television 240 (i.e., first screen device).
- the local graphics application 215 communicates with the remote graphics application 225.
- the STB 205 communicates abstracted graphics driver calls to the auxiliary display device 210 via wireless communications medium 245, and processes remote control commands received from the auxiliary display device 210.
- the abstracted graphics driver calls can be low level graphics driver calls.
- FIG. 3 shows a two-screen API architecture supporting the transmission of graphics calls.
- the STB 205 transmits graphical data including abstracted graphics driver calls over the wireless communications medium 245 to the auxiliary display device 210.
- the driver calls are passed on to an API layer in the remote graphics application 225 of the auxiliary display device 210.
- Graphics are displayed on display 235 of the auxiliary display device 210 in accordance with the driver calls received from STB 205.
- the graphics displayed on display 235 can include a television program grid of an electronic program guide (EPG).
- EPG electronic program guide
- FIG. 4 shows a two-screen API architecture supporting the transmission of remote control commands.
- the auxiliary display device 210 transmits remote control commands based on user inputs to the STB 205 over the wireless communications medium 245.
- the remote control commands are passed to an API layer in the local graphics application 215 of the STB 205.
- the remote graphics application 225 can accept user inputs (e.g., via a touch screen or keyboard) in response to the graphics presented.
- the remote graphics application 225 communicates the user inputs to the local graphics application 215 via the wireless communications medium 245, and the user inputs are processed by the STB 205.
- a wireless local area network (WLAN) protocol and/or infrared transmission can be used to transmit the user inputs to the STB 205.
- the abstracted graphics driver calls can be based on proprietary or open standard- based graphics APIs.
- the graphics APIs are encapsulated in a remote communications message such that the auxiliary display device 210 can process commands with its own specific hardware suite and drivers.
- the abstracted graphics driver calls are suitable for implementing on-screen and interactive display applications, such as an electronic or interactive program guide, web- browsing, email, or the like.
- Several "open standard" graphics APIs are cmrently in use throughout the computing industry. Some examples include: [0027] (1) OpenGL, for example:
- the abstracted graphics driver calls are packaged by the STB 205 in at least one communications package, such as one using a WLA ⁇ protocol, which is sent to the auxiliary display device 210.
- the auxiliary display device 210 receives and "unwraps" the communications package, and then processes the abstracted graphics driver calls with its own hardware and drivers.
- FIG. 5 shows the steps implemented by a method operating in accordance with the present invention.
- the STB 205 transmits graphical data to the auxiliary display device 210 over a wireless communications medium 245.
- the graphical data includes abstracted graphics calls.
- step 510 the driver calls are processed in the auxiliary display device 210 using graphic drivers residing in the remote graphics application 225.
- graphics are displayed on display 235 in the auxiliary display device 210, based on the process - driver calls.
- step 520 user inputs are transmitted from the auxiliary display device 210 to the STB 205 over the wireless communications medium 245. The user inputs are responses to selections presented by the graphics on the display 235 of the auxiliary display device 210.
- the present invention may be implemented with any combination of hardware and software. If implemented as a computer-implemented apparatus, the present invention is implemented using means for performing all of the steps and functions described above.
- the present invention can be included in an article of manufacture (e.g., one or more computer program products) having, for instance, computer useable media.
- the media has embodied therein, for instance, computer readable program code means for providing and facilitating the mechanisms of the present invention.
- the article of manufacture can be included as part of a computer system or sold separately.
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