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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 14, 2020
Filed:
Feb. 24, 2014
Thomson Licensing, Issy de Moulineaux, FR;
Fabien Danieau, Rennes, FR;
Julien Fleureau, Rennes, FR;
Philippe Guillotel, Vern sur Seiche, FR;
Nicolas Mollet, Meillac, FR;
Antole Lecuyer, Rennes, FR;
Marc Christie, Servon sur Vilaine, FR;
INTERDIGITAL CE PATENT HOLDINGS, Paris, FR;
Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a method for reproducing an item of video content filmed using a camera. An item of video content composed of sequences is developed and enhanced by commands applied to the camera at the time of filming. With a view to reproduction, the video content is divided into sequences. The commands applied to the camera are extracted for each sequence and make it possible to calculate at least one haptic actuator control parameter associated with this sequence. At the time of the reproduction of a sequence of the video content, at least one control parameter thus calculated controls at least one haptic actuator. In this way, the spectator perceives stimuli making it possible to enhance his perception of the video document during the reproduction. Advantageously, the player able to reproduce the enhanced content determines a cinematographic effect for a set of sequences from commands applied to the camera. Then the haptic metaphor associated with this effect is applied to this set of sequences.