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Title: US7124425: Audio/video system and method utilizing a head mounted apparatus with noise attenuation
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Inventor: Anderson, Jr., Tazwell L.; Atlanta, GA, United States of America
Wood, Mark A.; Decatur, GA, United States of America

Assignee: Immersion Entertainment, L.L.C., Norcross, GA, United States of America
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Published / Filed: 2006-10-17 / 1999-08-31

Application Number: US1999000386613

IPC Code: Advanced: H04N 5/64; H04N 7/08; H04N 7/081; H04N 7/20; H04R 1/10; H04S 1/00;
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ECLA Code: H04N21/44R; H04N21/218M; H04N21/434V; H04N21/443W; H04N21/482G; H04N21/485S; H04S1/00A; T04S1/00A2;

U.S. Class: 725/068; 725/064; 725/067; 725/073; 725/085; 348/157; 348/158; 359/630; 381/381;

Field of Search: 345/008 359/630-633 725/141,153,133,62-65,68-71,73,85,114 381/370-372,381 348/143,157-158,584,586-589,825,838

Priority Number:
1999-08-31  US1999000386613

Abstract:     A head mounted display in a video/audio system includes a display device, a head mount, noise reduction devices, and a speaker. The display device is coupled to the head mount and produces visual images based on received video signals. The head mount is mounted on the user's head and is coupled to the noise reduction devices, which cover the user's ears such that external noise is reduced. The noise reduction devices are coupled together via a strap that fits around the user head. The noise reduction devices are coupled to and house speakers that produce sound signals based on received audio signals. As a result, the user may see the video images produced by the display device and clearly hear the sounds produced by the speaker, and the external noise heard by the user is reduced.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Small Patent Law Group ; Small, Dean D. ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Vu, Ngoc;

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US1999000322411 1999-05-28    2003-06-10  Audio/video signal distribution system for head mounted displays


       
Parent Case: CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION
    This document is a continuation-in-part of and claims priority to copending non-provisional U.S. patent application entitled “Video/Audio System and Method Enabling a User to Select Different Views and Sounds Associated with an Event,” assigned Ser. No. 09/322,411, and filed May 28, 1999 now U.S. Pat. No. 6,578,203, which is incorporated herein by reference. This document also claims priority to and the benefit of the filing date of the following copending U.S. provisional applications: (1) “Audio/Video Signal Distribution System for Head Mounted Displays,” assigned Ser. No. 60/123,341, and filed Mar. 8, 1999, which is hereby incorporated by reference; and (2) “Head Mounted Display with Sound Isolation/Hearing Protector Ear Cup,” assigned Ser. No. 60/137,323, and filed Jun. 3, 1999, which is incorporated herein by reference.

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    1. A portable audio/visual device to be used at a sporting event by a user while watching the sporting event live, the portable audio/visual device comprising:

a receiver receiving a plurality of image signals associated with the sporting event and a plurality of audio signals associated with the sporting event, said receiver being configured to wirelessly receive said image and audio signals from a transmitter;

an user interface communicating with said receiver for selecting at least one of said image signals and at least one of said audio signals based on an input from a user to produce selected audio and image signals, wherein said selected image signal defines an image produced by a camera positioned at the sporting event;

a display communicating with said receiver, said display receiving said selected image signal and producing a visual image based on said selected image signal;

first and second noise reduction devices configured to be placed over the ears of a user; and

a first speaker provided in said first noise reduction device, said first speaker producing sounds based on said selected audio signal;

wherein said receiver is configured to receive said audio and image signals while at a stadium and where the sporting event is occurring, thereby permitting the user to carry said portable audio/visual device about the stadium and choose where to view said selected image signal and listen to said selected audio signal while roaming at the stadium during the sporting event.



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