Interactive display system using a laser disk player replaying video frames in response to touch force control monitor
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Oct 21, 1997
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Dec 8, 1994
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Dec 8, 1994
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An interactive display system is described using a standard TV monitor placed on a touch position sensor. A control operates with the output touch signals from the touch position sensor to produce frame number signals that are representative of the frames stored on a laser disk. The laser disk player generates the desired video frame signals which are applied to the TV monitor to display the frames. The touch signals from the touch position sensor provide an indication of where a person has made contact with the screen of the TV monitor to thus enable the person to interact with the information in the frames stored on the laser disk in a simple and rapid manner.
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