Visionarist Co., Ltd

Hikaru Miki

Sukeichi Miki

Manabu Miki

Shinichi Miki

An image data display system classifies image data into a cluster based on a predetermined condition regardless of whether or not the image data conforms to DCF standard and displays information specific to the image data when displayed as a slide show. A CPU creates a cluster, including a plurality of the image data, and a slide show table having first and second cluster name candidates based on a FAT data or an Exif data and a third cluster name candidate input by a user. The image display screen combines any two of the above first, second, and third cluster name candidates and displays a list of the combined candidates as cluster names indicating contents of the image data. The user can select the cluster name in high visibility and can easily display the desired image data as the slide show.

Image data display system and image data display program

Provided is a data transmission/reception system which can display a title created based on an attribute information of a data on a monitor with high visibility. When a command is inputted via an input unit, a CPU creates a title information file used for creating the title, and when the data is created, the CPU creates a title attribute information table. A communication terminal transmits and receives the data and the title attribute information table. The CPU creates the title in accordance with the title information file and the title attribute information table. The monitor displays plural titles on a title list screen. Accordingly, a user can display the plural titles on the monitor with the high visibility. Moreover, the user can easily manage the data in accordance with the title.

Data transmission/reception system and data transmission/reception program

Provided is an image folder transmission/playing device which can transmit an image folder regardless of whether or not a name of the image folder complies with DCF standard and further can display an image file included in the image folder on a monitor. A CPU determines whether or not there is an album setting folder file in the image folder. When there is no album setting folder file, the CPU creates the album setting folder file in the image folder included in the album setting folder file. The CPU transmits the image folder and displays an electronic album on the monitor in accordance with information included in the album setting folder file. Accordingly, a user can view the electronic album with a user's favorite layout.

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Ikoma, Japan

Hikaru Miki