1. A contents recording system including a first processing part of a camera, transmitting video contents and a second processing part of an editor device receiving the video contents, wherein
the first processing part is provided with
a contents recording part recording video contents, on a first recording unit, in parts from a start of recording to an end of recording, and
a transmitting part starting transmission to the second processing part, in the order of recording the video contents, before the contents recording part ends the recording of one video contents and transmitting status information,
the second processing part is provided with
a receiving part receiving the video contents from the first processing part in order and receiving the status information,
a display part displaying the received video contents, and
an index information processing part (a) introducing, to a desired position of the video contents displayed on the display part, index information serving as an editing index of that position of the video, (b) recording on a second recording unit that position and index information linked, together and (c) recording the video contents on the second recording unit, and
the first processing part (a) generates first additional information, including at least a recording period of contents information, after an end of recording of the video contents, (b) records the first additional information on the first recording unit as header information for the recorded video contents and (c) after receiving an automatic request to transmit the first additional information, the automatic request being from the second processing part based upon the received status information, transmits the first additional information to the second processing part after an end of recording of the contents information by the contents recording part is indicated by the received status information, wherein the second processing part records on the second recording unit the first additional information as header information for the recorded video contents.
2. A contents recording system as set forth in claim 1, wherein the said second processing part generates a contents file corresponding to said contents information based on contents information received by said receiving part, first additional information received in accordance with said contents information, and second additional information indicating an end position of said contents information.
3. A contents recording system as set forth in claim 1, wherein
said first processing part manages the video contents of the recorded objects by unique contents IDs and
said second processing part processes the received video contents and the contents IDs of the video contents linked together.
4. A contents recording system as set forth in claim 1, wherein said first processing part converts said video contents to second video contents of a lower resolution than said video contents and transmits that to the second processing part.
5. A contents recording method performed between a first processing system of a camera and a second processing system of an editor device, said method including the steps of:
having the first processing system
start recording of video contents on a first recording unit,
start transmission of the video contents to the second processing part in the order of recording before ending the recording, of the video contents and transmitting status information,
generate first additional information including at least a recording period of contents information and record on the first recording unit the first additional information, as header information for the recorded video contents, after an end of recording the video contents, and
having the second processing system
sequentially receive the video contents and the status information,
display the received video contents,
introduce, to a desired position of the video contents to be displayed, index information serving as an editing index of that position of the video,
record, on a second recording unit, the introduced index information and the corresponding position linked together,
record the video contents on the second recording unit, and
in response to an automatic request from the second processing system to the first processing system, acquire the first additional information including at least the recording period of the contents information from the first processing system after the end of the recording of the contents information is indicated by the received status information and record on the second recording unit the first additional information as header information for the recorded video contents.
6. A contents transmitting system for transmitting video contents to a processing system of an editor device, comprising:
a contents recording part recording on a recording device video contents in parts from a start of recording to an end of recording,
a transmitting part starting transmission of said video contents to said processing system, in the order of recording, before said contents recording part finishes recording one video contents and transmitting status information, and
generating part generating first additional information, including at least a recording period, of contents information, after an end of recording the video contents and recording on the recording device the first additional information as header information for the recorded video contents, wherein
said transmitting part transmits to said processing system the first additional information, including at least the recording period of said contents information after an end of recording of the contents information by said contents recording part, upon receiving an automatic request from said processing system to transmit the first additional information, the automatic request based upon the transmitted status information.
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 visor vanity for a vehicle having an electrical system, the visor vanity comprising:
a visor body, the visor body including:
a vanity mirror;
a light source;
an energy source independent of the electrical system of the vehicle for energizing the light source;
a switch for causing the light source to be energized by the energy source; and
a timer powered by the energy source and configured to cause the light source to be de-energized after a period of time has passed.
2. The visor vanity of claim 1 wherein the visor body includes a mirror cover for covering or uncovering the vanity mirror.
3. The visor vanity of claim 2 wherein movement of the mirror cover into the uncovering position causes the switch to energize the light source.
4. The visor vanity of claim 3 wherein movement of the mirror cover into the covering position causes the switch to discontinue energizing the light source.
5. The visor vanity of claim 4 wherein the mirror cover is a sliding cover.
6. The visor vanity of claim 4 wherein the mirror cover is a hinged cover.
7. (canceled)
8. The visor vanity of claim 1 wherein the switch discontinues to energize the light source after a predetermined amount of time has passed.
9. The visor vanity of claim 1 wherein the light source is an LED.
10. The visor vanity of claim 9 including a lens overlying the light source.
11. The visor vanity of claim 1 wherein the energy source is accessible such that it may be removed and replaced when necessary.
12. The visor vanity of claim 1 wherein the visor body includes a removable lens overlying the light source and the energy source such that the energy source is capable of being accessed and replaced by removing the removable lens.
13. (canceled)
14. The visor vanity of claim 1 wherein the visor body includes a removable lens overlying the light source and the energy source.
15. A visor vanity for a vehicle having an electrical system, the visor vanity comprising:
a visor body, the visor body including:
a vanity mirror;
a light source;
a battery energy source independent of the electrical system of the vehicle for energizing the light source;
a switch for causing the light source to be energized by the energy source;
a timer powered by the energy source and configured to cause the light source to be de-energized after a period of time has passed; and
a mirror cover for covering or uncovering the vanity mirror and cooperating with the switch such that movement of the mirror cover into the uncovering position causes the switch to energize the light source and movement of the mirror cover into the covering position causes the switch to discontinue energizing the light source.
16. The visor vanity of claim 15 wherein the light source is an LED.
17-18. (canceled)
19. The visor vanity of claim 15 wherein the visor body includes a removable lens overlying the battery energy source such that the battery energy source is accessed and replaced by removing the removable lens.
20. A visor vanity for a vehicle having a electrical system, the visor vanity comprising:
a visor body having a vanity mirrorlight assembly, the vanity mirrorlight assembly including:
a bezel;
a vanity mirror having a reflective surface, the vanity mirror being mounted to the bezel such that the reflective surface may be used by a user of the visor vanity;
a light source mounted to the bezel;
a battery energy source for energizing the light source, such battery energy source being independent of the electrical system of the vehicle;
a switch for allowing or disallowing the energy source to energize the light source;
a mirror cover mounted to the bezel for covering or uncovering the vanity mirror, wherein movement of the mirror cover into the uncovering position causes the switch to energize the light source; and
a removable lens overlaying the battery energy source such that the battery energy source is capable of being accessed and removed by removing the removable lens.
21. The visor vanity of claim 1 further comprising a user switch positioned about the vanity mirror and operably coupled to the energy source for energizing the light source for an additional period of time.
22. The visor vanity of claim 15 further comprising a user switch positioned about the vanity mirror and operably coupled to the energy source for energizing the light source for an additional period of time.
23. The visor vanity of claim 20 further comprising a circuit board for mounting at least one of the light source, the battery energy source, and the switch thereon.
24. The visor vanity of claim 23 wherein the bezel includes a bezel light recess positioned about the removable lens and adjacent to the light source and wherein the circuit board includes a first portion for mounting the battery energy source thereon such that the first portion of the circuit board is extended into the bezel light recess to facilitate access and removal of the battery energy source upon removing the removable lens.