JP2004078263A - Scenario creating device for funeral narration, mourning video creating device using the same and funeral direction system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily and precisely create a scenario of funeral narration and a mourning video using the scenario in short time and to direct an effective funeral. <P>SOLUTION: Since an input work sheet (11a) and a scenario work sheet (11b), which are stored in an inner storage device 10, are linked, input data is transferred and inputted to a prescribed field in the scenario work sheet when prescribed data is inputted to respective fields in the input work sheet. Thus, the scenario of funeral narration can automatically be created. Since the scenario work sheet (11a), a database (11c) and Buddhist service schedule management data (11d), which are stored in the inner storage device 10, are linked, a database is automatically created based on input data when data is inputted to the scenario work sheet. Buddhist service schedule management data is automatically created based on the database. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

Description

[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
[0002]
The present invention uses a scenario creation device for creating a scenario (script) for narration used at the time of a funeral held at a ceremony hall or the like when introducing a deceased by a moderator or the like, and using the created scenario. A memorial video creation device for creating a memorial video containing images, music such as background music (hereinafter referred to as "BGM"), or voice narration, and a funeral by playing the created memorial video And a funeral production system for performing the production.
[0003]
[Prior art]
[0004]
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a technique relating to a funeral method or the like, there has been a technique described in the following document, for example.
Document 1: Japanese Patent No. 2754353
Document 2: Japanese Patent No. 2912597
Document 3: JP-A-2000-237017
Document 1 describes a funeral method and a technique of a funeral altar apparatus. In the funeral method and the funeral altar apparatus, a screen for displaying the altar is arranged on the back of the coffin, and the first and second video devices are arranged in front of or behind this screen. An altar image having a deceased information display frame is projected on a screen by the first video device, and deceased information (ie, a past record of the deceased) is displayed on the deceased information display frame projected on the screen by the second video device. Is projected.
[0005]
Reference 1 discloses an altar display screen having a deceased information display frame, a video device for displaying an altar image on the screen, and a liquid crystal arranged in the deceased information display frame and displaying a past record of the deceased. A technique of a funeral altar apparatus having a display device such as a plasma display or a cathode ray tube is also described.
[0006]
Literature 2 describes a funeral method technique. In this funeral method, a screen installed on the altar of a funeral, a slide projector for projecting the deceased's remains on the screen, and a video projector for projecting a video image of the deceased's activities before life on the screen Switching means for switching the projection by the slide projection device and the video projection device according to the progress of the funeral.
[0007]
Then, at the start of the funeral, the switching means is operated to project the deceased's remains from the slide projector onto the screen. At the time of condolences, the switching means is operated to switch and select a video projection device or a slide projection device as appropriate, and a video screen or a slide screen of the deceased person's life activity is selectively projected on the screen. At the end of the funeral, the switching means is operated to project the deceased's remains from the slide projector onto the screen.
[0008]
Document 3 describes a technology of an image display system using a frame with a built-in liquid crystal panel. In this image display system, a liquid crystal display device is fitted into a frame for displaying a shadow used for a funeral, and an image signal is supplied from a video signal supply device to the liquid crystal display device to display a video of a shadow or a photograph. .
[0009]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
[0010]
However, the conventional funeral method has the following problems.
[0011]
When a person dies, a funeral ceremony is held in a short period of time (eg, a few days). In general, people who are related to the deceased or their deceased in their lives gather and burn incense to part. In that case, among those who had a relationship, those who had been involved in most of the life of the deceased were very few in reality, those who met in childhood, those in youth, old age etc. There are various things such as getting acquainted a little. The relationship has been long, short, deep, shallow and so on.
[0012]
Even the family does not know where the deceased has set the axis of life and the basics of activities, how marital love and family love have been, how it has been related to work and community. Often. In the case of men, those who have a company history or social status are partly shown in congratulations etc., so it is possible to understand one side, but still it is rare that the personality of the deceased is fully understood . Especially for women, they have a very important role, such as staying in the house, protecting the house, giving birth, raising, disciplining and educating, but they do not come out much outside. In fact, little is known.
[0013]
However, in the conventional funeral method, although activities before life can be projected on a screen or the like, there is no narration for explaining the activity, or even if it is, it is very easily introduced by a funeral host or the like. If there is a scenario that describes the precious life of the deceased, it is possible for the funeral host etc. to narrate contents that impress not only the bereaved family and relatives, but also many mourners, but the funeral ceremony after death It was difficult to create a scenario with sufficient content in a short period of time.
[0014]
The present invention solves the problem of the prior art, and provides a funeral narration scenario creation device that can create a scenario that spells the precious life of the deceased in a short time, and images using the created scenario. It is another object of the present invention to provide a memorial video creation device for creating a memorial video edited by editing music and the like, and a funeral production system for playing the created memorial video at a funeral site.
[0015]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
[0016]
In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, in the invention according to claim 1 of the present invention, in a funeral narration scenario creation device, control means for controlling the entire device according to a narration program created using spreadsheet software; An input means for inputting data, an input worksheet storage area, a scenario worksheet storage area, a database storage area, a legal schedule storage area, and a scenario worksheet storage area respectively accessed by the control means. Output means for outputting the data of the scenario worksheet and other data to the outside.
[0017]
The input worksheet storage area includes a deceased identification field for entering data for identifying the deceased, a death date field for entering the date of death of the deceased, and a religion field for entering a sect. , And an input field for inputting other data.
[0018]
The scenario worksheet storage area is created by editing a regular text field in which a rewritable regular text is input, and linking to the deceased identification field and the input field, and inputting data in these fields. A first edit sentence field into which a sentence is input and a historical event read from the history storage area based on the data input to these deceased person identification fields and the input fields and pasted therein are pasted. A first pasting field that is attached and input, the deceased person identification field, the death date field, and a copy that is linked to the input field and data input to these fields is copied and input. Field and the death date field, and enter in this field. A second edited sentence field into which a sentence created by editing the input data is input; and a religion read from the religion storage area based on the data entered in the religion field linked to the religion field. A second pasting field in which a regular sentence is pasted and input, and an image number field in which the image numbers of a plurality of images to be displayed on the display are input in the display order are arranged in time series. This is an area for storing scenario worksheet data for months to December.
[0019]
The database storage area is linked to all or main parts of the first and second edit text fields, the first paste field, the copy field, and the second paste field, and stores these field data. This is an area for storing a database generated based on this.
[0020]
The legal schedule storage area is an area that is linked to the database and stores legal schedule management data generated based on the database.
[0021]
In the invention according to claim 1, by adopting such a configuration, if data is input to a predetermined field in the input worksheet by the input means according to the narration program, the input worksheet is linked. Data is transferred and entered into predetermined fields in the scenario worksheet. When data is input to the scenario worksheet, a database is created based on the input data, and legal schedule management data is created based on the database.
[0022]
In the invention according to claim 2, in the funeral narration scenario creation apparatus according to claim 1, the output means prints and outputs data of the scenario worksheet.
[0023]
According to the third aspect of the present invention, in the memorial video creation device, a control unit for controlling the entire device in accordance with the image and music editing program, an input unit for inputting image data and music data, and the control unit are accessed by the control unit. A scenario worksheet storage area for storing data of a scenario worksheet created by the funeral narration scenario creation device according to item 1, and a plurality of image data accessed by the control means and input by the input means, A video data storage area for storing music data input by the input means in association with the image number of the image number field in the scenario worksheet and storing the music data in correspondence with the narration of the scenario worksheet; Image data stored in the data storage area and And a, and output means for outputting to the outside easier data as memorial video data.
[0024]
According to the third aspect of the present invention, by adopting such a configuration, if image data and music data are input by the input means in accordance with the image music editing program, the image data and music data are stored in the scenario worksheet. Edited in response to the narration and a memorial video is created.
[0025]
In the invention according to claim 4, in the memorial video creation device, control means for controlling the entire device according to the image and music editing program, input means for inputting image data, music data and audio data, and access by the control means A scenario worksheet storage area for storing data of a scenario worksheet created by the funeral narration scenario creation apparatus according to claim 1, and data of the scenario worksheet stored in the scenario worksheet storage area are displayed. A display and a plurality of image data accessed by the control means and input by the input means are stored in association with an image number of an image number field in the scenario worksheet, and music input by the input means is stored. Transfer the data from the scenario worksheet A video data storage area for storing narration data by voice input according to the data of the scenario worksheet displayed on the display and storing the narration data by input means; And output means for outputting the image data, music data and narration data stored in the memory as memorial video data to the outside.
[0026]
In the invention according to claim 4, by adopting such a configuration, if image data, music data, and voice narration are input by the input unit in accordance with the image and music editing program, the image data, the music data, The narration is edited and a narrated memorial video is created.
[0027]
In the invention according to claim 5, in the memorial video creation device according to claim 3 or 4, the output means outputs the memorial video data stored in a memorial video disc.
[0028]
According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the funeral production system, a device installed in a funeral hall and displaying a video of the memorial video data output from the output means of the third or fifth aspect on a large screen and outputting sound from a speaker. And a device for inputting a voice narration in accordance with scenario data created by the funeral narration scenario creation device according to claim 1 or 2, and outputting the narration from the speaker.
[0029]
According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, by adopting such a configuration, when the memorial video is reproduced, the recorded image is displayed on a large screen and the recorded music is output from the speaker. If you read aloud while watching the scenario, this narration is output from the speaker.
[0030]
According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the funeral production system, there is provided a device which is installed in a funeral hall and which displays memorial video data output from the output means of the fourth or fifth aspect on a large screen and outputs sound from a speaker. Have.
[0031]
In the invention according to claim 7, by adopting such a configuration, if the memorial video is reproduced, the recorded image is displayed on a large screen, and the recorded music and narration are output from the speaker. You.
[0032]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
[0033]
[Funal narration scenario creation device]
[0034]
(Constitution)
[0035]
FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a funeral narration scenario creation apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
[0036]
The funeral narration scenario creation device includes a personal computer (hereinafter, referred to as a “PC”) and has a bus 1. The bus 1 includes a control means (for example, a central processing unit; hereinafter, referred to as "CPU") 2, a read-only memory (hereinafter, referred to as "ROM") 3 for storing programs, and a temporary storage for temporarily storing working data and the like. A readable / writable memory (hereinafter, referred to as "RAM") 4, a large-capacity internal storage device 10 such as a hard disk (hereinafter, referred to as "HDD"), data input means (for example, keyboard 21, mouse 22, etc.), data output means (For example, an output port 25, a display 26 such as a CRT or a liquid crystal display device, a printer 27 for printing, etc.), and an external storage device (for example, a magnetic disk 31, such as a floppy disk (FD), a CD-RW, a DVD, etc. The optical disk 32 or the like is connected directly or via an input / output interface (hereinafter referred to as “I / O interface”). To have.
[0037]
The CPU 2 is a control unit that controls the entire apparatus according to a narration program created using spreadsheet software. As the spreadsheet software, for example, an application manufactured by Microsoft Corporation, which is a spreadsheet software for personal computers, using "Windows" manufactured by Microsoft Corporation, which is a standard operation system (hereinafter referred to as "OS") of a personal computer, as an OS. There is software "Excel" or the like, and a narration program is created using this macro program or the like. The data of the spreadsheet software is displayed, for example, in a cell group arranged in a vertical / horizontal matrix. With respect to the cell group, row numbers such as 1, 2, 3,... In the vertical direction and column numbers such as A, B, C,. , 7E, and the like.
[0038]
The internal storage device 10 is storage means accessed by the CPU 2, and has, for example, a narration program storage area 11 for storing narration programs in the form of a folder. The narration program storage area 11 stores an input worksheet storage area 11a for storing input worksheet data, a scenario worksheet storage area 11b for storing scenario worksheet data for January to December, and a database. A database storage area 11c, a legal schedule storage area 11d for storing legal schedule management data, a religion storage area 11e for storing regular sentence data relating to a religion, a history storage area 11f for storing data of historical events (history). A connection statement storage area 11g for storing connection statement data is also provided.
[0039]
(How to create a scenario)
[0040]
2 is a diagram showing a scenario creation procedure using the scenario creation device of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a top screen in FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is an input of "life record 1 of deceased" in FIG. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a worksheet, FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of an input worksheet of “Dead Life Record 2” in FIG. 2, and FIGS. 6A and 6B are diagrams of an example of a database in FIG. 7, FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an example of the scenario creation process in FIG. 2, FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a regular sentence relating to the religion stored in the religion storage area 11e in FIG. 1, and FIG. 9 is a diagram in FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a historical event stored in the history storage area 11f of FIG. 7, FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a print example of an input worksheet in FIG. 7, and FIG. 11 is an example of a scenario worksheet in FIG. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of a connection sentence stored in the connection sentence storage area 11g in FIG. (A), (B), (C) is a diagram showing an example of a memorial service schedule management data stored in the memorial date storage area 11d in FIG.
[0041]
Hereinafter, an example of a scenario creation method will be described with reference to these drawings.
[0042]
The optical disk 32 or the like in which the narration program created by using the spreadsheet software is stored is set in the scenario creation device of FIG. 1, and the narration program is downloaded (stored) in the narration program storage area 11 in the internal storage device 10. ).
[0043]
In step S1 of FIG. 2, the folder of the narration program storage area 11 is opened by clicking the mouse 22 or the like, and the worksheet of the narration software is clicked. According to the narration program stored in the narration program storage area 11, under the control of the CPU 2, a menu screen (that is, a top screen) 40 of the narration software as shown in FIG.
[0044]
On the top screen 40, for example, a “deceased life record 1” button 41 for those who have completed their life, a “deceased life record 2” button 42 for those who have died young, a “database” button 43, “ An "operation procedure" button 44, a "narration software end" button 45, and the like are provided, and these can be selected in step S3 of FIG.
[0045]
For example, in step S4, when the "deceased life record 1" button S4 is clicked and selected with the mouse 22, the input worksheet 50A as shown in FIG. Is displayed on the display 22. Similarly, when the “deceased life record 2” button 42 is clicked in step S5, the input worksheet 50B shown in FIG. 5 in the input worksheet storage area 11a is read and displayed on the display 26. When the “operation procedure” button 44 is clicked in step S6, the explanation of the operation procedure stored in advance in the narration program storage area 11 is read and displayed on the display 26. When the "database" button 43 is clicked in step S7, the database shown in FIG. 6 in the database storage area 11c is read and displayed on the display 26.
[0046]
After step S4, in step S8, a scenario creation process is performed according to the flowchart of FIG. After step S5, "in step S9, substantially the same scenario creation processing as in step S8 is performed. After step S7, in step S10, when a" move to legal screen "button (not shown) in the database screen is clicked, The legal schedule management data 71 such as 13 is displayed on the display 26.
[0047]
It is possible to arbitrarily move from the operation procedure of step S6 to the scenario creation processing of step S8 or S9, or arbitrarily move from step S8 or S9 to the database screen of step S7.
[0048]
When the "narration software end" button 45 in FIG. 3 is clicked, the narration program in FIG.
[0049]
For example, in the scenario creation processing of step S8, the following processing is performed according to the flowchart of FIG.
[0050]
The input worksheet 50A in FIG. 4 is a sheet for spreadsheet software in which cells are arranged in a vertical / horizontal matrix. The left side of a vertical broken line (column direction) representing a page break is the first page, and the right side is a right side. It is the second page.
[0051]
At the upper left of the first page, a “return to top screen” button 51 including a plurality of cells is arranged. In the row below the button 51, a selection button 52 for a farewell ceremony implementation month (January to December) consisting of a plurality of rows × a plurality of columns of cell groups is arranged. In a row below the selection button 52, a large number (for example, 24) of input fields 53 (53-1 to 53-24) each including one or a plurality of rows are arranged.
[0052]
The input fields 53-1 to 53-24 are for inputting data for specifying the deceased person (53-1 to 53-3, 53-5) and for inputting the date of death of the deceased person. It is composed of a "date of death" field 53-4, a "religion" field 53-6 for inputting a sect, and input fields (53-7 to 53-24) for inputting other data. ing.
[0053]
Among the input fields 53-1 to 53-24, fields surrounded by a solid rectangular frame are fields for inputting data from the keyboard 21. A field surrounded by a broken-line rectangular frame is a field for selecting and inputting desired data from a sheet including a plurality of cells displayed on the screen. A field surrounded by a dashed-dotted rectangular frame is a field in which a predetermined function formula is embedded in advance, and data is automatically input based on the function formula. A field surrounded by a two-dot chain line rectangular frame is an arbitrary field for inputting data, and is a field for inputting data from the keyboard 21 as necessary.
[0054]
In the upper line of the second page, a simple operation procedure is displayed, and a “print” button 54, a “data transfer” button 55, and an “input clear all” button 56 for deleting all the input contents. Is provided. In the lower row, a “return to beginning row” button 57 is provided.
[0055]
When the scenario creation processing is started in step S20 in FIG. 7, an input worksheet 50A as shown in FIG. 4 is displayed on the display 26 in step S21, and in the next step S22, the fields 53-1 to 53-24 are displayed. Is input.
[0056]
For example, the mouse 22 is operated to move the pointer (arrow) on the screen to the "furigana" field 53-1. By clicking the left button of the mouse 22, the cell cursor indicating the data input position or the command execution position is displayed. Move to the "pretend kana" field 53-1. As a result, data can be input to the "pretend kana" field 53-1. The cell cursor is moved to the "name" field 53-2, and the name of the deceased is input in kanji using the keyboard 21.
[0057]
When the cell cursor is moved to the “date of birth” field 53-3, a read button is displayed on the screen. If this read button is clicked, a sheet in which the registered year and date of birth are described is opened and displayed on the screen. If the desired year and date of birth are clicked and selected from this sheet, the selected year and date of birth are input to the "date of birth" field 53-3. In the last column of the “date of birth” field 53-3, the full age is automatically calculated and input by a function formula embedded in advance.
[0058]
When the cell cursor is moved to the “death date” field 53-4 and a read button displayed on the screen is clicked, a sheet in which the registered death date is opened. If the desired death date / time is clicked and selected from this sheet, the selected death date / time is entered in the “death date” field 53-4.
[0059]
When the cell cursor is moved to the "place of birth" field 53-5 and a read button displayed on the screen is clicked, a sheet in which the previously registered birth place is opened. From this sheet, select the name of the prefecture and city where the deceased was born. If there is no corresponding place name in the sheet, the place name may be input using the keyboard 21. Further, while inputting the pretend kana of the father and mother and the name of the kanji using the keyboard 21, the number of siblings and the relationship are selected and input from a sheet on the screen.
[0060]
When the cell cursor is moved to the "Sect" field 53-6 and a read button displayed on the screen is clicked, a sheet in which the names of the religions registered in advance as shown in FIG. 8 are opened. When a desired religion is selected from this sheet, the religion name of the deceased is input to the "religion" field 53-6.
[0061]
Similarly, the personality of the deceased person is selected from the sheet and input to the "personal character of boy (girl) age" field 53-7. In the "memories and events of the youth (girl) era" field 53-8, characters of the memories and events are input from the keyboard 21. The condition for character input is, for example, about 200 characters at the maximum, and a line break is not made at the time of input.
[0062]
In the "deceased wedding anniversary" field 53-9, a wedding anniversary is selected from the sheet and input. Further, the name and pretend kana of the spouse are input from the keyboard 21. If the spouse has already died, the date of death is selected from the sheet and input.
[0063]
These contents are input from the keyboard 21 into the "state, memories, and events at the time of marriage" field 53-10. In the "child between two" field 53-11, the child between the two is selected and input from the sheet by gender. These contents are input from the keyboard 21 in the "child care, activity, life, etc." field 53-12. The condition for character input is, for example, about 200 characters at the maximum, and a line break is not made at the time of input.
[0064]
"Favorite singers" field 53-13, "Songs that were sung well" field 53-14, "Favorite writer" field 53-15, "Favorite book" field 53-16, "Well done well "Sports" field 53-17, "Favorite sports to watch" field 53-18, "Hobbies" field 53-19, "Flowers I loved before life" field 53-20, "Work history" field 53-21, and " It is arbitrarily input into the "award history" field 53-22. Of these fields, characters are input from the keyboard 21 in fields 53-13 to 53-16 and 53-19 to 53-22, and fields 53-17 and 53-18 are selected and input from a sheet.
[0065]
These contents are input from the keyboard 21 in the "life and state of the later years" field 53-23. The condition for character input is, for example, about 200 characters at the maximum, and a line break is not made at the time of input.
[0066]
If the cell cursor is moved to the "at the end" field 53-24 at the end of the input field and the read button displayed on the screen is clicked, a sheet in which the text registered in advance is opened. From this sheet, select and enter a desired sentence, for example, "The deceased had received many visits and was very grateful."
[0067]
After inputting into the input fields 53-1 to 53-24, if the "return to beginning line" button 57 is clicked, the cell cursor returns to the beginning position and proceeds to step S23 in FIG.
[0068]
In step S23 of FIG. 7, the data of the input worksheet 50A is transferred to the scenario worksheets 60 for January to December stored in the scenario worksheet storage area 11b, and input is performed.
[0069]
For example, a scenario worksheet 60 for July shown in FIG. 11 is a sheet for spreadsheet software in which cells are arranged in a vertical / horizontal matrix, and includes a plurality of regular sentence fields 61- surrounded by broken rectangles. 1 to 61-7 are arranged in chronological order in the column direction. Each of the regular sentence fields 61-1 to 61-7 is composed of a cell group of a plurality of rows × a plurality of columns, in which data of a rewritable narration suitable for a season (July) is input in advance. I have. Between the regular sentence fields 61-1 to 61-7, there are a plurality of pasting fields 62-1 to 62-4 composed of a cell group of a plurality of rows × a plurality of columns, an editing sentence field 63-1 to 63-4, and a copy field 64. -1, 64-2, and the connection sentence field 65-1 are arranged in chronological order in the column direction.
[0070]
The second pasting field 62-1 below the regular sentence field 61-1 in the upper row is linked to the religion field 53-6 in FIG. 4, and data (for example, , “Jodo sect”), under the control of the CPU 2, a regular sentence related to the sect of FIG. 8 read from the sect storage area 11 e (for example, “You have returned to the world of Jodo.”) Is a field that is pasted and entered.
[0071]
That is, the function [= VLOOKUP (input worksheet 50A! @ K @ 16, religion! \ B $ 3: \ D $ 14) is added to the pasted field 62-1 (column row position C13 of this cell) of the scenario worksheet 60. , 3, FALSE)] are embedded. VLOOKUP is a function that compares a value to be searched with the leftmost value of a range-designated table and returns data at a designated column position of a corresponding row. That is, the "Jodo sect" entered in the "Sect" field 53-6 of the input worksheet 50A (the column row position K16 of this cell) becomes a search target value, and when the sect storage area 11e is opened (that is, as shown in FIG. When you open the sheet "Sou", "Sou" is registered in the leftmost column, and the word corresponding to each line is registered. The range corresponds to the above-mentioned function in the section of “Song! $ B3: $ D14,3”. In this function, the meaning of the last "... 3" is to return the value of the third column on the left end. With such a link structure, for the search target value “Jodo sect”, the word “You have returned to the world of Jodo” in the third column of the same row is returned.
[0072]
Another second pasted field 62-4 located at the last line is a field having the same function.
[0073]
A first edit sentence field 63-1 below the regular sentence field 61-2 is a deceased person identification field (53-1 to 53-3, 53-5) and other input fields (53-7 to 53-7) in FIG. 53-24), and data (for example, name “Patent Taro”, pretend kana “Tokkyotaro”) entered in these fields are edited and created under the control of the CPU 2 (for example, “ Therefore, "" is the field to be entered. The other first edit sentence fields 63-2 and 63-4 located in the lower row are fields having the same function.
[0074]
For example, in the edit sentence field 63-2, the link structure and the edit method of the sentence "In Yaita City, Tochigi Prefecture" at the cell column row position C31 are as follows.
[0075]
When "Tochigi prefecture" and "Yaita city" are selected in the "Place of birth" field 53-5 in the input worksheet 50A of FIG. 4, "To Yaita city, Tochigi prefecture" is displayed in the cell column row position C31 of the scenario worksheet 60. Is output. That is, the “place of birth” field 53-5 (corresponding to the cells D15 and E15) of the input worksheet 50A is pasted on a predetermined cell C31 of the scenario worksheet 60. In this case, by attaching "" to "= input worksheet 50A! D15 & input worksheet 50! E15 &", a connected sentence "to Yaita City, Tochigi Prefecture" is pasted.
[0076]
The connection sentence field 65-1 below the regular sentence field 61-3 is a field in which connection sentence input processing is performed in a later step.
[0077]
A first pasting field 62-3 below the regular sentence field 61-5 is a deceased person identification field (53-1 to 53-3, 53-5) and other input fields (53-7 to 53) in FIG. -24), and is read from the history storage area 11f under the control of the CPU 2 on the basis of the data (for example, the "date of birth" of the deceased) entered in these fields, as shown in FIG. This is a field where historical events (for example, “The year when Emperor Meiji died”) are pasted and entered. The other first pasting field 62-3 below the regular sentence field 61-5 is a field having a similar function.
[0078]
A copy field 64-1 below the paste field 62-3 is a deceased identification field (53-1 to 53-3, 53-5), a “date of death” field 53-4, and other fields in FIG. It is linked to the input fields (53-7 to 53-24), and the data (for example, "3:03 am on July 3, 2002") input in this field is copied (copied) and input. Field. The other copy field 64-2 under the regular sentence field 61-7 is a field having a similar function.
[0079]
The contents of the regular sentence fields 61-1 to 61-7 can be changed. The other fields 62-1 to 62-4, 63-1 to 63-4, 64-1, and 64-2 are linked to the cells of the input worksheet 50A. It needs to be changed on the sheet 50A.
[0080]
An image number field 65 is provided in a plurality of rows of cells in the leftmost column of the input worksheet 60. The image number field 65 is a field for inputting the image numbers of a plurality of images (for example, video, historical materials, photographs, etc.) to be displayed on the display in the display order (that is, for indexing). Whether or not to index the image number is optional. When indexing, the cell cursor is moved to a desired cell in the image number field 65, and the image number is selected and input.
[0081]
In step S23 of FIG. 7, the input worksheet is also used for the scenario worksheets 60,... Of the other months (January to June, August to December) stored in the scenario worksheet storage area 11b. The data of 50A is transferred and input is performed. Simultaneously with or after step S23, the process proceeds to the printing process of step S24.
[0082]
In the printing process in step S24, the input contents of the input worksheet 50A are checked, and if there are errors, they are corrected. If a printed matter is required, in step S25, the user clicks the "print" button 54 of the second page of the input worksheet 50A with the mouse 22, and the printer 27 controls the CPU 2 under the control of the CPU 2 as shown in FIG. The worksheet is printed.
[0083]
If printing is unnecessary or after printing is completed, the process proceeds to step S26 in FIG. 7, and a selection is made as to whether or not to transfer the recorded contents of the input worksheet 50A to the database storage area 11c. In the case of transferring the recorded contents, if the "data transfer" button 55 on the second page of the input worksheet 50A is clicked with the mouse 22, the process proceeds to step S27. In step S27, under the control of the CPU 2, the recorded contents of the input worksheet 50A are transferred to the database storage area 11c, and a database 70 as shown in FIGS. 6A and 6B is created.
[0084]
The database 70 stores, for example, data in a plurality of sheets for spreadsheet software in which cells are arranged in a vertical / horizontal matrix. As shown in FIG. (In order), the data of the input field names corresponding to FIG. 10 are stored in the cell group in the row direction. Further, in the database 70, as shown in FIG. 6B, a plurality of legal schedule fields are provided in a cell group in the row direction. In each legal schedule field, a function for calculating the legal date (for example, the first seven days, thirty-five days, forty-ninth day, ...) from the date of death is embedded, When the date of death is entered in the "Date" field, the legal date is automatically calculated based on the date of death.
[0085]
Therefore, when the "data transfer" button 55 is clicked in step S27, the data of the input worksheet 50A is transferred to a predetermined field (ie, cell) of the database 70 in order. This data transfer has the following mechanism.
[0086]
For example, a cell to be transferred from the input worksheet 50A is pasted on each cell in row 2 of the database 70. Therefore, under the control of the CPU 2, the text input to the input worksheet 50 </ b> A is also input to each cell of the row 2 of the database 70. In order to cause the text input in line 2 to be sequentially transferred to the table of the database 70, it is necessary to find a blank and apply it to the blank. Therefore, a series of operations of following the table of the database 70 from the bottom row, aligning the input cell with the cell immediately below the cell in which the text has already been input (blank cell), and transferring the text there, By constructing a macro program to be automatically executed, the database 70 is completed by being sequentially transferred in order.
[0087]
When the database 70 is created, the legal schedule data is transferred to the legal schedule storage area 11d under the control of the CPU 2, and the legal schedule management data 71 as shown in FIGS. 13A, 13B, and 13C is created. You.
[0088]
The legal schedule management data 71 is, for example, data stored in a plurality of sheets for spreadsheet software in which cells are arranged in a vertical / horizontal matrix, and is shown in FIGS. 13 (A), (B), and (C). As shown in FIG. 6, the data of the legal schedule corresponding to FIG. 6 is stored in the cell group in the row direction in the data transfer order (reception order).
[0089]
After the process of step S27 in FIG. 7, or when data transfer is not necessary in step S26, the process proceeds to step S28, returns to the screen of the input worksheet 50A in FIG. 4, and proceeds to step S29. In step S29, the farewell ceremony month selection button 52 on the input worksheet 50A is clicked with the mouse 22, and a farewell ceremony month (eg, July) is selected. Then, the scenario worksheet 60 for July as shown in FIG. 11 stored in the scenario worksheet storage area 11b in step S23 is displayed on the display 26 in step S30, and the process proceeds to step S31.
[0090]
In step S31, whether or not to input a connection sentence is selected. Since the connection sentence field 65-1 exists in the scenario worksheet 60 for July in FIG. 11, the process proceeds to the connection sentence insertion process in step S32. In step S32, if the cell cursor is moved to the connection sentence field 65-1 and a read button displayed on the screen is clicked, an example of the connection sentence registered in the connection sentence storage area 11g is displayed on the screen. . From the example of the connection sentence, select and input a desired sentence, for example, "When you look back on your life, ... you seem to hear."
[0091]
If there is no appropriate sentence example, a registration button (not shown) provided on the right side of the connection sentence field 65-1 is clicked. Then, a registration screen stored in the connection statement storage area 11g as shown in FIG. 12 (an example of the registered connection statement described above is displayed on this screen) is displayed. If a desired sentence is input to a blank cell using the keyboard 21, this sentence is registered. Since the number of cells is limited, the number of sentences that can be registered is, for example, a maximum of 48 sentences. After the text is registered, when a “return to scenario worksheet screen for July” button (not shown) provided on the registration screen of FIG. 12 is clicked, a screen of a scenario worksheet 60 for July is displayed. Then, if the cell cursor is moved to the connection sentence field 65-1 and the read button displayed on the screen is clicked, the new sentence registered in the connection sentence storage area 11g is displayed on the screen. Select this and enter.
[0092]
When the connection sentence insertion process is completed or when it is not necessary to input a connection sentence, the process proceeds to step S33 in FIG. In step S33, it is selected whether or not to index the image number in the image number field 65 of the scenario worksheet 60. When indexing, in step S34, the cell cursor is moved to a desired cell in the image number field 65. Then, a readout button is displayed on the screen, and when this button is clicked, a sheet on which the numbers of the pre-registered images, historical materials, photographs, and the like are displayed is opened. If a desired number is selected from this sheet, a number such as a video, a historical material, or a photograph is input to a desired cell in the image number field 65.
[0093]
After inserting the image number, or when it is unnecessary to input the image number in step S33, the process proceeds to step S35. In step S35, for example, a “print preview” button is clicked from a toolbar (not shown) displayed above the scenario worksheet 60, and a print preview screen is displayed, and the input contents of the scenario worksheet 60 and the state of being printed are displayed. Check. Since the number of printable input characters in each of the fields 61-1... Formed of the cell group in FIG. 11 is limited, input characters exceeding the limit protrude from the field frame and become unreadable.
[0094]
If the characters are cut off and cannot be read, it is necessary to adjust the line height of the field frame. Therefore, the process proceeds to step S36, and the line height is adjusted. As an adjustment method, for example, in order to protect the software of the scenario worksheet 60, a sheet protection means is applied to the scenario worksheet 60 in advance. Change the height of this line by specifying the line number and adjust it so that the broken characters can be read. After the adjustment, the software of the scenario work sheet 60 is protected by applying a sheet protecting means. Further, in order to protect the software of the scenario worksheet 60, it is desirable not to add or delete “columns” or “rows”.
[0095]
If necessary, the sentences in the regular sentence fields 61-1 to 61-7 in FIG. 11 are corrected. Since the sentences in the other fields 62-1,... Are linked to the input worksheet 50A, they are corrected on the input worksheet 50A. Thereafter, if a print button (not shown) provided on the scenario work sheet 60 is clicked, the process proceeds to step S37, where the printer 27 prints the scenario work sheet 60.
[0096]
After the printing, if a “return to input worksheet” button (not shown) provided on the scenario worksheet 60 is clicked, the process proceeds to step S38, the screen of the input worksheet 50A is displayed, and the process proceeds to step S39. If the "all input contents clear" button 56 in the input worksheet 50 is clicked, the process proceeds to step S40, and under the control of the CPU 2, the input worksheet 50A and the January to December scenario worksheets 60,. All input contents are deleted.
[0097]
After all the input contents have been deleted, or when it is not necessary to delete the input contents in step S39, the process proceeds to step S41. In step S41, when the "return to top screen" button 51 in the input worksheet 50A is clicked, the top screen 40 of FIG.
[0098]
When confirming the contents of the created database 70, in step S42, when the "database" button 43 in FIG. 3 is clicked, the process proceeds to step S43, and the database 70 in FIG. . Check the data contents on the "Database" screen, and if correction or addition is necessary, move the cell cursor on the screen to the corresponding location and make corrections. Further, when a “move to legal key screen” button (not shown) on the “database” screen is clicked, legal key schedule management data 71 of FIG. 13 is displayed on the display 26. Check the legal schedule on the "legal schedule management data" screen. To add an item you want to manage, move the cell cursor to the open "column" and enter it.
[0099]
When a “return to top screen” button (not shown) on the “legal schedule management data” screen is clicked, the top screen 40 of FIG. 3 is displayed in step S44. If you click the "End Narration Software" button 45 on the screen, you will be asked "Save changes?". If you need to overwrite, click the "Yes" button to overwrite. After that, the narration software ends in step S45.
[0100]
(effect)
[0101]
The scenario creation device of FIG. 1 has the following effects (a) to (f).
[0102]
(A) Since the entire scenario creation device is controlled by the CPU 2 according to a narration program created by using functions and macros of spreadsheet software such as “Excel”, the scenario of the funeral narration, the database 70, and the legal schedule The management data 71 can be created easily and accurately within a short time. In particular, spreadsheet software such as "Excel" is versatile to commercially available personal computers, etc., easy to use, rich in stability and expandability (expansion to Access, etc.), and can be easily modified and added. There is a feature.
[0103]
(B) For example, an entry form for filling in the details of the life of the deceased is prepared in advance, and the bereaved family members fill in the required information on the entry form. By simply inputting necessary items on the sheets 50A and 50B and selecting necessary items from the items, these contents are automatically pasted on the scenario work sheet 60. This makes it possible to create a narration scenario spelling out the life of the deceased in a short time. In particular, sentences are created in each season from January to December, and scenarios are completed while intermingling historical facts. Therefore, short scenarios that will impress not only bereaved families and relatives but also many mourners are short. Can be created easily and accurately in time.
[0104]
(C) The database 70 and the legal schedule management data 71 are automatically created simply by inputting into the input worksheets 50A and 50B, so that complicated legal schedule management after a funeral can be easily and accurately performed.
[0105]
(D) In the input fields 53-1 to 53-24 in the input worksheets 50A and 50B, a field surrounded by a solid rectangular frame, a field surrounded by a dashed rectangular frame, and a dashed-line rectangle Fields surrounded by a frame and those surrounded by a two-dot chain rectangle have different functions, so displaying them on the screen in different colors makes operator input and selection easier. become.
[0106]
(E) Regular sentence fields 61-1 to 61-7, paste fields 62-1 to 62-4, edit sentence fields 63-1 to 63-4, and copy fields 64-1 and 64-2 in the scenario worksheet 60. , And the connection sentence field 65-1 have different functions. Therefore, if these are displayed on the screen in different colors, the operator can easily view and input and select operations.
[0107]
(F) Since an image number field 65 is provided in the scenario worksheet 60 and a video number, a historical material number, a photograph number, and the like are input, it is easy to display images, historical materials, photographs, and the like during narration. It can be carried out. If these video numbers, historical material numbers, photograph numbers, and the like are displayed on the screen in different colors, it is easy to see and the operator's operation becomes easier.
[0108]
[Mourning video creation device]
[0109]
(Constitution)
[0110]
FIG. 14 is a schematic configuration diagram of a memorial video creation device showing an embodiment of the present invention, and components common to the components in the scenario creation device of FIG. 1 are given the same reference numerals.
[0111]
This memorial video creation device is composed of, for example, a personal computer, and similarly to the scenario creation device of FIG. 1, a bus 1, a CPU 1, a ROM 3, a RAM 4, an internal storage device 10, and input means (for example, a keyboard 21, a mouse 22). , Output means (for example, output port 25, display 26, printer 27), and external storage device 30, an image input device 23 and a voice input device 24 as input means, and a voice output device as output means. 28 are connected to the bus 1 directly or via an I / O interface.
[0112]
The internal storage device 10 is a large-capacity storage device such as an HDD, as in FIG. 1, and is provided with an image music editing program storage area 12 and the like. The image music editing program storage area 12 stores an image music editing program for controlling the entire apparatus. Examples of the image and music editing program include software for editing still images such as Photoshop and Soft Photoshop (manufactured by Atby), and software for editing moving images and music such as Soft Video Studio 6 (manufactured by Ulead Systems Inc.). Etc. In the image / music editing program storage area 12, a scenario worksheet storage area 12a for storing data of the scenario worksheet 60 of FIG. 11 created by the scenario creation apparatus of FIG. 1, an image data storage area 12b, and music data A storage area 12, a narration data storage area 12d for storing voice-over narration data, a video data storage area 12e for storing edited video data, and the like are provided.
[0113]
The image input device 23 includes a scanner for inputting a still image such as a print photograph or a historical document, an image input terminal for inputting an image signal of a digital photograph taken by a digital camera, and a moving image recorded on a DVD or the like. And the like, and a video input terminal for inputting a video signal. The audio input device 24 has a microphone, an audio input terminal for inputting an audio output signal of a player such as a CD and a DVD, and the like. The audio output device 28 has a speaker, an audio output terminal, and the like.
[0114]
(How to create a memorial video)
[0115]
An example of a memorial video creation method using the memorial video creation device of FIG. 14 will be described below.
[0116]
Prepare a print photo of the deceased or a relic borrowed from the bereaved in advance. In the scenario worksheet storage area 12a, data of the scenario worksheet 60 as shown in FIG. 11 to which data has been input is stored. The photograph 1,..., Historical material 1,..., Video 1, video 2,... Of the image number described in the image number field 65 in the scenario worksheet 60 are captured by the image input device 23. The image data is stored in the image data storage area 12b.
[0117]
For example, when taking in photos 1,... Of the deceased, etc., photo editing software such as Photoshop in the image music editing program stored in the image music editing program storage area 12 is opened (read). Photographs 1,... Of the deceased or the like are captured by a scanner or the like in the image input device 23. Then, after performing clipping, size adjustment, and the like, the image is compressed by an image compression method such as JPG and stored in the image data storage area 12b.
[0118]
When the video 1, the video 2,... Are taken in, moving image editing software such as the software video studio 6 in the image and music editing program is opened. For example, an optical disk such as a DVD on which the images 1, 2,... Are recorded is set in the memorial video creation device, the images 1, 2,. To be stored.
[0119]
When capturing historical materials 1,... For still images, capture them in the same way as for photos 1,..., And for moving images, capture them in the same way as for video 1, video 2,. , And stores the image data in the image data storage area 12b.
[0120]
Next, in order to edit the data of the photo 1,..., The video 1, the video 2,. Using image editing software, the stored photos 1,..., Video 1, video 2,..., Historical materials 1,. After that, the data of the first memorial video of only the created image is stored in the video data storage area 12e. The data of the first memorial video including only the image may be stored and output on an optical disk 32 such as a DVD.
[0121]
In the case where the first memorial video containing only images is to include music (music) such as background music (hereinafter, referred to as "BGM") to enhance the effect of the production, it is necessary to edit the software such as the soft video studio 6 in the image music editing program. Open the software and select "Music" in "Audio" from the menu screen. For example, an optical disk such as a CD or DVD on which music such as BGM is recorded is set in the memorial video creation device, and the music is fetched and stored in the music data storage area 12c. The stored music data is placed on, for example, a music track of editing software. The time of the music such as BGM is set in accordance with the time of the narration, and the data of the second memorial video with music, which is more effective by switching the music such as BGM in accordance with the image, is stored in the video data storage area 12e. . The data of the second memorial video with music is stored and output on an optical disk 32 such as a DVD, or output from the output port 25.
[0122]
In the case of incorporating the voice narration into the second memorial video with music to enhance the staging effect, use editing software such as Soft Video Studio 6 in the image and music editing program, and from this menu screen, select “Audio” in “Audio”. Choose Narration. A scenario worksheet 60 as shown in FIG. 11 and in which data has been input and stored in the scenario worksheet storage area 12a is displayed on the screen. For example, move the cursor to a place where a narration is to be inserted, select a not-shown display "Preview and Synchronous Recording" on the screen, click a "Record" button, and blow a narration by voice from a microphone in the voice input device 24. . At this time, a narration previously recorded on a CD or the like may be input. The input narration is compressed and stored in the narration data storage area 12d. The stored narration data is added to the data of the second memorial video with music by performing lettering (re-editing) or the like to create data of the third memorial video with narration and music, and the video data storage area 12e. The data of the third memorial video with narration and music is stored and output on an optical disk 32 such as a DVD, or output from the output port 25.
[0123]
(effect)
[0124]
The memorial video creation device of FIG. 14 has the following effects (i) to (iv).
[0125]
(I) Using a scenario worksheet 60 in which data has been input as shown in FIG. 11 created by the scenario creation apparatus of FIG. 1, a photograph 1 having an image number described in an image number field 65 in the scenario worksheet 60 , Historical material 1, video 1, video 2, ... are taken in the order of projection to create the first memorial video with images only, so the first memorial whose projection time matches the length of the narration Create videos quickly, easily and accurately.
[0126]
(Ii) The second memorial video with music is created by incorporating music such as BGM into the first memorial video with images in time with the narration, so that the BGM or the like adapted to the image to be displayed is created. A highly effective second memorial video with music can be created quickly, easily, and accurately.
[0127]
(Iii) The third memorial video with music and narration is created by incorporating voice narration into the second memorial video with music, so that the music and narration suited to the projected images and music such as BGM It is possible to easily and accurately create a third memorial video with a more effective effect attached in a short time.
[0128]
(Iv) The video was not created after the death of the deceased, but was created and edited during the life of the individual by creating and editing the personal history (self-history). It may be processed into a high-quality video such as a part to be modified or added by the person, or a favorite BGM, and stored. As a result, when the final page of life is reached, the time can be reached quietly without any hesitation.
[0129]
[Funeral production system]
[0130]
(Constitution)
[0131]
FIG. 15 is a schematic configuration diagram of a funeral production system showing an embodiment of the present invention.
[0132]
For example, an altar 81 is installed in front of the funeral hall. At the center of the altar 81, a flower bed 82 is provided. In front of the flower bed 82, a coffin 83, a picture frame 84 with a photograph of the deceased, and the like are provided. A water curtain 85 and the like hang down from the ceiling on the back side of the flower bed 82. In front of the coffin 83 on the altar 81, a burning incense stand 86 is installed. Although not shown, a number of chairs for mourners are arranged at a position facing the incense stand 86, and a chair 87 for a funeral host is installed near these chairs.
[0133]
In this funeral hall, a video playback device 91, a microphone 92, a large-screen (for example, several hundred inches) display 93 such as a plasma display, a speaker 94, a lighting device (not shown), and the like are provided. ing.
[0134]
The video playback device 91 is a device that plays back the first memorial video with images only, the second memorial video with music, or the third memorial video with music and narration created by the memorial video creation device in FIG. For example, it is installed in a hidden place such as under the chairman 87. To the video playback device 91, a moderator microphone 92 is connected by wire or wirelessly, and further, a large-screen display 93, a speaker 94, and the like are connected. The large-screen display 93 is installed on the flower bed 82, for example. The speaker 94 is mounted on a ceiling, a wall, or the like.
[0135]
(Buddhist funeral example)
[0136]
FIG. 16 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a Buddhist funeral.
[0137]
For example, in the case of a Buddhist funeral, in step S50, the deceased is introduced using the memorial video created by the memorial video creation device in FIG.
[0138]
At this time, when the third memorial video with music and narration is used, for example, the optical disk 32 such as a DVD storing the memorial video is set in the video playback device 91 and the start switch is turned on. Then, the memorial video stored on the optical disk 32 is played, and the video 1, video 2, photograph 1, historical material 1, video 1,... Of the image numbers of the scenario worksheet 60 as shown in FIG. Are sequentially projected from the large-screen display 93, and the music such as BGM and narration are emitted from the speaker 94, and the precious life of the deceased is introduced to the mourners. In this way, many mourners will praise the Buddha and pray for the soul of the soul in honor of the virtue of his late life.
[0139]
When the second memorial video with music is used, it is reproduced by the video reproducing device 91, and the video 1, the video 2, the photograph 1, and the historical material of the image number of the scenario worksheet 60 as shown in FIG. Are sequentially displayed on a large-screen display 93, and music such as recorded BGM is emitted from a speaker 94. Based on the scenario shown in FIG. 11 in which the data has been entered, the funeral presenter uses a microphone 92 in a live voice to poem the precious life from the birth of the deceased to his death to the mourner. I will talk to you. This produces an effective funeral that is appropriate for the end of the deceased.
[0140]
When the first memorial video containing only images is used, the first memorial video is played back by the video playback device 91, and the video 1, video 2, and photograph having the image numbers of the scenario worksheet 60 as shown in FIG. 1, the historical material 1, the video 1,... Are sequentially projected from the large-screen display 93. In order to enhance the effect, the funeral presenter outputs the recorded music such as BGM and the voice of the deceased from an audio player or the like from the audio player or the like, and based on the data input scenario shown in FIG. The poetry speaks to the mourners of the deceased's precious life in a live voice using This produces an effective funeral that is appropriate for the end of the deceased.
[0141]
Subsequently, strict reading begins in step S51, and burning incense is performed by attendees in step S52. After the incense is burned, the parting from the deceased is performed in step S53, and the coffin is performed in step S54.
[0142]
(effect)
[0143]
The funeral production device of FIG. 15 has the following effects (1) and (2).
[0144]
(1) The video 1, the video 2, the photograph 1, the historical material 1, the video 1,... Of the image numbers of the scenario worksheet 60 reproduced by the video reproduction device 91 are sequentially projected from the large-screen display 93. , BGM, etc. and narration are emitted from the speaker 94, and the precious life of the deceased is introduced to the mourners. For this reason, many mourners rediscovered the deceased's "whether there was such a wonderful aspect" or "whether they had such a talent", etc., and parted while praising the deceased's virtue. Lastly, a suitable funeral performance can be performed.
[0145]
(2) When the third memorial video with music and narration is used, music such as images, BGM, and narration are reproduced by the video reproducing device 91 and output from the large-screen display 93 and the speaker 94. Automatically introduce the precious life of the deceased. In the case of using the second memorial video with music or the first memorial video with images only, the deceased will use the live voice of the funeral moderator based on the data-entered scenario shown in FIG. Because the precious life of the people is addressed to the attendees, a more impressive and effective funeral can be produced.
[0146]
[Modification]
[0147]
The present invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiment, and various modifications and utilization forms are possible. Examples of such modifications and utilization forms include the following (I) to (IV).
[0148]
(I) The scenario creation apparatus of FIG. 1 has described an example of creating two types of scenarios, “lifetime record 1 of the deceased” and “lifetime record 2 of the deceased,” but the types of the scenarios are one or three. It may be the above. The formats of the input worksheets 50A and 50B are not limited to those shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, and the types and arrangement of input fields and buttons can be variously changed.
[0149]
(II) In FIG. 15, the memorial video is reproduced by setting the optical disc 32 storing the memorial video to the video reproducing device 91, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the memorial video data output from the output port 25 of the memorial video creation device of FIG. 14 is transmitted to the video playback device 91 of FIG. 15 via a communication network such as the Internet, and is played back by the video playback device 91. It may be.
[0150]
(III) If the narration program of FIG. 1 is stored in the internal storage device 10 of the memorial video creation device of FIG. 14, a scenario similar to that of FIG. 1 can be created using this memorial video creation device. Also, the memorial video creation device of FIG. 14 can reproduce the recorded data on the optical disk 32 or the like, and thus can be used as the video reproduction device 91 of FIG.
[0151]
(IV) It is also possible to create a narration such as a ceremony other than a funeral using the scenario creating apparatus of FIG. 1, or create a video such as a ceremony other than a funeral using the memorial video creating apparatus of FIG.
[0152]
【The invention's effect】
[0153]
As described in detail above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, since the input worksheet and the scenario worksheet are linked, if predetermined data is input to each field in the input worksheet, The input data is transferred to a predetermined field in the scenario worksheet and input. This makes it possible to easily and accurately create a funeral narration scenario for January to December. In addition, since the scenario worksheet, the database and the legal schedule management data are linked, when data is input to the scenario worksheet, a database is automatically created based on the input data, and further, based on this database. Legal schedule management data is automatically created. Therefore, complicated legal schedule management after a funeral can be easily and accurately performed by using the legal schedule management data.
[0154]
According to the invention of claim 2, the scenario of the funeral narration is printed and output, so that at the time of the funeral, the narration of the precious life of the deceased can be easily performed while watching this scenario.
[0155]
According to the third aspect of the present invention, since the image data and the music data are edited based on the data of the scenario worksheet in accordance with the image music editing program, an effect corresponding to the contents of the narration can be easily made in a short time. Create effective memorial videos.
[0156]
According to the invention according to claim 4, the narration based on the image data, the music data, and the voice is edited based on the data of the scenario worksheet in accordance with the image / music editing program. Create highly narrated videos with narration.
[0157]
According to the invention according to claim 5, a memorial video disc on which memorial video data is recorded is created. By playing this memorial video disc, a funeral with a high staging effect can be performed.
[0158]
According to the invention according to claim 6, the image of the memorial video is displayed on a large screen and the voice narration is output from the speaker using the scenario while the music is output from the speaker. The precious life is introduced to the mourners, and a funeral can be performed at the end of the deceased.
[0159]
According to the invention of claim 7, since the image of the memorial video is displayed on a large screen and music and narration are output from the speaker, the precious life of the deceased is automatically introduced to the mourner. It is easy to produce a funeral that is appropriate for the deceased.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a funeral narration scenario creation apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a scenario creation procedure using the scenario creation device of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a top screen 40 in FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of an input worksheet 50A of “lifetime record 1 of deceased” in FIG. 2;
FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of an input worksheet 50B of “Dead Lifetime Record 2” in FIG. 2;
FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a database 70 in FIG. 2;
FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a scenario creation process in FIG. 2;
FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a regular sentence relating to a religion stored in a religion storage area 11e in FIG. 1;
FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of a historical event stored in a history storage area 11f in FIG. 1;
FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a print example of the input worksheet in FIG. 7;
FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a scenario worksheet 60 in FIG. 7;
FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating an example of a connection sentence stored in a connection sentence storage area 11g in FIG. 1;
FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of legal schedule management data 71 stored in a legal schedule storage area 11d in FIG. 1;
FIG. 14 is a schematic configuration diagram of a memorial video creation device showing an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 15 is a schematic configuration diagram of a funeral effect production system showing an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 16 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a Buddhist funeral.
[Explanation of symbols]
2 CPU
10 Internal storage device
11 Narration program storage area
11a Input worksheet storage area
11b Scenario worksheet storage area
11c Database storage area
11d Legal schedule storage area
11e Religion storage area
11f Historical fact storage area
11g Connection statement storage area
12 Image music editing program storage area
12a Scenario worksheet storage area
12b Image data storage area
12c Music data storage area
12d Narration data storage area
12e Video data storage area
21 Keyboard
22 mouse
23 Image input device
24 Voice input device
25 Output port
26 Display
27 Printer
28 Audio output device
30 External storage device
31 Magnetic Disk
32 optical disk
50A, 50B input worksheet
53-1 to 53-24 Field
60 Scenario Worksheet
61-1 to 61-7, 62-1 to 62-4, 63-1 to 63-4, 64-1, 64-2, 65 fields
70 Database
71 Legal schedule management data
81 Altar
84 picture frames
91 Video playback device
92 microphone
93 Display
94 speakers

Claims (7)

Control means for controlling the entire apparatus according to a narration program created using spreadsheet software,
Input means for inputting data;
Accessed by the control means, a deceased identification field for inputting data for identifying the deceased, a date of death field for inputting the date of death of the deceased, a religion field for inputting a sect, and other An input worksheet storage area for storing data of an input worksheet having an input field for inputting data,
A regular sentence field that is accessed by the control means and in which a rewritable regular sentence is input, and a sentence created by editing the data entered in these fields linked to the deceased person identification field and the input field. Is pasted, and a historical event read from the history storage area based on the data input to these fields and the deceased person identification field and the input field, which are linked to the first edited sentence field, A first pasting field to be input after being entered, the deceased person specifying field, the date of death field, and a copy field in which data input to these fields is copied and input to these fields. Is linked to the death date field and entered in this field. A second edited sentence field into which a sentence created by editing the edited data is input, and a regular sentence linked to the religion field and read from the religion storage area based on the data entered in this field. A second pasting field in which a sentence is pasted and input, and an image number field in which the image numbers of a plurality of images to be displayed on the display are input in display order, are respectively arranged in chronological order in January. A scenario worksheet storage area for storing scenario worksheet data for minutes to December;
These field data are accessed by the control means and are linked to all or main parts of the first and second edit text fields, the first paste field, the copy field, and the second paste field. A database storage area for storing a database generated based on the
A legal schedule storage area that is accessed by the control means and is linked to the database and stores legal schedule management data generated based on the database;
Output means for outputting the data of the scenario worksheet and other data stored in the scenario worksheet storage area to the outside,
A funeral narration scenario creation device comprising: 2. The apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the output unit prints and outputs data of the scenario worksheet. Control means for controlling the entire apparatus according to the image and music editing program;
Input means for inputting image data and music data,
A scenario worksheet storage area which is accessed by the control means and stores data of a scenario worksheet created by the funeral narration scenario creation device according to claim 1.
A plurality of image data accessed by the control means and input by the input means are stored in association with an image number of an image number field in the scenario worksheet, and music data input by the input means is stored. A video data storage area for storing corresponding to the narration of the scenario worksheet,
Output means for outputting image data and music data stored in the video data storage area to the outside as memorial video data,
A memorial video creation device characterized by comprising: Control means for controlling the entire apparatus according to the image and music editing program;
Input means for inputting image data, music data and audio data,
A scenario worksheet storage area which is accessed by the control means and stores data of a scenario worksheet created by the funeral narration scenario creation device according to claim 1.
A display for displaying data of the scenario worksheet stored in the scenario worksheet storage area,
A plurality of image data accessed by the control means and input by the input means is stored in association with an image number of an image number field in the scenario worksheet, and music data input by the input means, A video data storage area for storing the narration of the scenario worksheet corresponding to the narration, and storing the narration data by voice input according to the data of the scenario worksheet displayed on the display by inputting the narration data by the input unit;
Output means for outputting image data, music data and narration data stored in the video data storage area to the outside as memorial video data,
A memorial video creation device characterized by comprising: 5. The memorial video creation device according to claim 3, wherein the output means outputs the memorial video data in a form stored in a memorial video disk. A device that is installed in a funeral hall and displays a video of the memorial video data output from the output means according to claim 3 or 5 on a large screen and outputs sound from a speaker.
An apparatus for inputting voice narration in accordance with scenario data created by the funeral narration scenario creation apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, and outputting the narration from the speaker,
Funeral production system characterized by having. A funeral production system, which is provided in a funeral hall and has a device for displaying a memorial video data output from the output means according to claim 4 or 5 on a large screen and outputting sound from a speaker. .

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