1. A method of representing a media composition in a graphical user interface of a media composition application, the method comprising:
displaying a storyboard representation of the media composition in the graphical user interface, wherein the storyboard includes a plurality of story elements arranged in a sequence in which the storyboard elements appear in the media composition;
displaying a timeline representation of the media composition in the graphical user interface, wherein the timeline comprises elements that are arranged in a sequence in which the timeline elements appear in the media composition, and wherein a linear dimension of a given one of the displayed timeline elements is representative of a temporal duration of the given displayed timeline element, and wherein each of the story elements corresponds to one or more of the timeline elements; and
displaying in the graphical user interface a graphical indication of a relationship between an individual one of the storyline elements and its corresponding one or more timeline elements.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the graphical indication includes a representation of a temporal duration of the one or more timeline elements that correspond to the individual one of the storyboard elements.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the graphical indication includes a highlighted region connecting the individual one of the storyboard elements and its one or more corresponding timeline elements.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein the highlighted region defines a spotlight beam shape.
5. The method of claim 1, wherein the individual one of the storyline elements is specified by a current location of playback of the media composition by the media composition application.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the individual one of the storyline elements is selected by a user of the media composition application.
7. The method of claim 1, wherein the individual one of the storyline elements corresponds to one or more timeline elements that are selected by a user of the media composition system.
8. The method of claim 1 further comprising:
enabling a user of the media composition application to shift the displayed storyboard representation forward or backward in time; and
updating the graphical indication of a relationship between the individual one of the storyline elements and its corresponding one or more timeline elements to accommodate a new displayed location of the individual one of the storyline elements.
9. The method of claim 8 further comprising automatically shifting the timeline representation in order to display a portion of the timeline that includes at least one element that corresponds to a displayed element of the storyboard.
10. The method of claim 1, further comprising:
enabling a user of the media composition system to shift the displayed timeline representation forward or backward in time; and
updating the graphical indication of a relationship between the individual one of the storyline elements and its corresponding one or more timeline elements to accommodate a new displayed location of the corresponding one or more timeline elements.
11. The method of claim 10, further comprising automatically scrolling the storyboard representation in order to display a portion of the storyboard that includes at least one element that corresponds to a displayed element of the timeline.
12. A method of representing a media composition on a graphical display of a media composition application, the method comprising:
displaying on the graphical display a storyboard representation of a first portion of the media composition, the first portion including at least a subset of story elements of which the media composition is comprised, wherein a storyboard includes a plurality of story elements arranged in a sequence in which the story elements appear in the media composition;
displaying on the graphical display a timeline representation of a second portion of the media composition, wherein the timeline comprises elements that are arranged in a sequence in which the timeline elements appear in the media composition, and wherein a linear dimension of a given one of the displayed timeline elements is representative of a temporal duration of the given displayed timeline element, and wherein each of the story elements corresponds to one or more of the timeline elements;
wherein a user of the media composition application is able to change the first portion of the media composition that is represented by the displayed storyboard representation without changing the second portion of the media composition that is represented by the displayed timeline; and
wherein the user of the media composition application is able to alter the second portion of the media composition that is represented by the displayed timeline representation without altering the first portion of the media composition that is represented by the displayed storyboard.
13. The method of claim 12, further comprising displaying a graphical indication of a relationship between an individual element displayed in the storyboard representation and a corresponding element displayed in the timeline representation, wherein the graphical indication is updated to reflect changes by the user of the first portion of the media composition represented by the displayed storyboard representation and the second portion of the media composition represented by the displayed timeline representation.
14. A computer program product comprising:
a computer-readable medium with computer program instructions encoded thereon, wherein the computer program instructions, when processed by a computer, instruct the computer to perform a method of representing a media composition in a graphical user interface of a media composition application, the method comprising:
displaying a storyboard representation of the media composition in the graphical user interface, wherein the storyboard includes a plurality of story elements arranged in a sequence in which the storyboard elements appear in the media composition;
displaying a timeline representation of the media composition in the graphical user interface, wherein the timeline comprises elements that are arranged in a sequence in which the timeline elements appear in the media composition, and wherein a linear dimension of a given one of the displayed timeline elements is representative of a temporal duration of the given displayed timeline element, and wherein each of the story elements corresponds to one or more of the timeline elements; and
displaying in the graphical user interface a graphical indication of a relationship between an individual one of the storyline elements and its corresponding one or more timeline elements.
15. A computer system for editing a media composition, the computer system comprising:
a processor programmed to:
display a storyboard representation of the media composition in the graphical user interface, wherein the storyboard includes a plurality of story elements arranged in a sequence in which the storyboard elements appear in the media composition;
display a timeline representation of the media composition in the graphical user interface, wherein the timeline comprises elements that are arranged in a sequence in which the timeline elements appear in the media composition, and wherein a linear dimension of a given one of the displayed timeline elements is representative of a temporal duration of the given displayed timeline element, and wherein each of the story elements corresponds to one or more of the timeline elements; and
display in the graphical user interface a graphical indication of a relationship between an individual one of the storyline elements and its corresponding one or more timeline elements.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A touch panel, comprising:
a transparent substrate;
an electrode array disposed on an active area of the transparent substrate; and
a wiring array;
wherein the electrode array has at least two electrodes including first and second electrodes disconnected to each other and arranged in a first direction, and each of the first and second electrodes includes a plurality of column patterns continuously arranged, each of the column patterns having parallelogram patterns continuing along the first direction, and
the wiring array has at least two wirings including first and second wirings arranged in parallel with each other along the first direction and each other of the first and second wirings has a zigzag shape where a first peak and a second peak are formed alternatively and continuously, and the first wiring has a first portion connected to one side of the first electrode and second portion disconnected to the first portion and connected to one side of the second electrode, and the second wiring is disconnected to the first portion of the first wiring and connected to one side of the second electrode via the second portion of the first wiring.
2. The touch panel as set forth in claim 1, wherein the wiring array has a width between the first peaks substantially equal to the width of a first diagonal line of the parallelogram pattern.
3. The touch panel as set forth in claim 2 wherein the first peak of the first wiring is connected to a vertex of the parallelogram pattern on the sides of the first and second electrodes.
4. A touch panel, comprising:
a transparent substrate;
an electrode array disposed on an active area of the transparent substrate and including X and Y electrode arrays disconnected to each other, each having a mesh pattern where parallelogram patterns are continuously arranged; and
a wiring array including X and Y wiring arrays, each having a zigzag shape where a first peak and a second peak are formed alternatively and continuously,
wherein the X electrode array has at least two X electrodes including the first and second X electrodes electrically disconnected to each other and arranged in a first direction, and the Y electrode array has a at least two Y electrodes including first and second Y electrodes electrically disconnected to each other and arranged in a first direction,
the X wiring array has at least two X wirings including first and second X wirings in parallel with each other along the first direction on one side of the X electrode, and the Y wiring array has at least two Y wirings including first and second Y wirings arranged in parallel with each other along the first direction on one side of the Y electrode, and
each of the first X and Y wirings has a first portion connected to one side of each of the first X and Y electrodes and a second portion disconnected to the first portion and connected to one side of each of the second X and Y electrodes, and the second X and Y wirings are disconnected to the first portions of the first X and Y wirings and connected to the second portions of the first X and Y wiring to electrically connect to the one side of the side of the second electrode, respectively.
5. The touch panel as set forth in claim 4, a distance of a straight-line of connecting the first peak of the first wiring and the second peak of the second wiring is equal to a width of a second diagonal line of the parallelogram pattern.
6. The touch panel as set forth in claim 4, wherein the X and Y electrodes arrays are disposed on a same level.
7. The touch panel as set forth in claim 4, wherein the first peak of each of first X and Y wirings is electrically connected to a vertex of the parallelogram pattern on one side of each of the first and second electrode arrays, respectively.
8. The touch panel as set forth in claim 7, wherein the second peak of each of second X and Y wirings is electrically connected to the second portions of each of the first X and Y wirings, respectively.