Information processing apparatus, information processing system, and program
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsKyosuke Matsumoto, Yushi Yamabe, Tetsunori Itabashi, Kohei Asada
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Abstract
[Object] To provide an information processing apparatus by which sound can be smoothly re-listened to. [Solution] There is provided an information processing apparatus including: a reproduction processing unit that performs reproduction of a recorded sound on a basis of a reproduction start instruction for starting re-listening of the recorded sound from a position tracking back a predetermined time from a reproduction start time, at which the reproduction start instruction is input, to a position of a present time.
Claims20
An information processing apparatus comprising:
- a reproduction processing unit that performs reproduction of a recorded sound on a basis of a reproduction start instruction for starting re-listening of the recorded sound from a position tracking back a predetermined time from a reproduction start time, at which the reproduction start instruction is input, to a position of a present time.
An information processing system comprising:
- a first device that acquires and outputs sound;
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- a second device that includes a reproduction processing unit that performs reproduction of a recorded sound acquired by the first device on a basis of a reproduction start instruction for starting re-listening of the recorded sound from a position tracking back a predetermined time from a reproduction start time, at which the reproduction start instruction is input, to a position of a present time.
A program for causing a computer to function as:
- a reproduction processing unit that performs reproduction of a recorded sound on a basis of a reproduction start instruction for starting re-listening of the recorded sound from a position tracking back a predetermined time from a reproduction start time, at which the reproduction start instruction is input, to a position of a present time.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.