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- the present invention relates to an optical disk recording apparatus and method, and more particularly, to an optical disk recording / reproducing optical disk such as DVD-R (DVD-Recordable) or DVD-RW (DVD-Rewritable).
- the present invention relates to an optical disk recording apparatus and method for recording information.
- DVD Digital Versatile Disc
- DVD-RW DVD-Rewritable
- DVD-RAM DVD-Random Access Memory
- DVD-R / -RW (hereinafter referred to as DVD-R / -RW) with the above-mentioned reproducing device and PC, it is necessary to record on DVD-R / -RW. It is necessary to convert the obtained data into a predetermined format conforming to the DVD-video format. In order to play back the data recorded in DVD-R / -RW on a PC, etc., the data recorded in DVD-R / -RW must be converted to Universal Disk Format (UDF). It is necessary to conform to the standard.
- UDF Universal Disk Format
- FIG. 1 shows the data in a logical format conforming to the DVD-Video format.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a data structure of a recorded optical disc.
- DVD-video format optical discs have an information recording surface with a lead-in (Lead In), a data zone and a data It is divided into Lead Out. Desired actual data is recorded in the above-mentioned overnight zone.
- the data zone includes a UDF (Universal Disk Format) area A1 which is a file system area in which a UDF page configuration is described, and a VMG (Video Manager) area A2 which is a DVD management information area. And real-time data evening recording area A3.
- the UDF area A1 and the VMG area A2 are areas for recording information for managing video data recorded in the real time data recording area A3.
- 110 area 1 is called a first management information area
- VMG area A2 is called a second management information area.
- the VMG area A2, which is the second management information area is an area corresponding to a file management system specific to the DVD-video format, and includes a video data recorded in the real-time data recording area A3.
- the UDF area A1 which is the first management information area, is an area corresponding to a file management system using a PC or the like, and is a UDF area for ensuring compatibility with a file system on a PC or the like. According to the format, information for managing the entire video data recorded in the real-time data recording area A3 is recorded.
- the real-time data recording area A3 is a user area for recording actual data such as moving images, and as shown in FIG. 1B, a moving image is recorded in units of VTS (Video Title Set).
- VTS Video Title Set
- the VTS is called a title, and up to 99 units can be provided.
- the VTS includes VTSI (Video Title Set Information), VTS M_V0 BS (Video Object Set for the VTSM), VTSTT—VOBS (Video Object Set) for Titles in a VTS) and VT SI _B UP (Backup of VTS I).
- VT STT—VOB S records the video data in the format of MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group) 2 which is the actual data, and VT SI manages the video data based on the actual data. Recording position information, etc.
- VT SM—VOB S records a video data title menu.
- VT SM—VOBS is optional.
- VT SI — BUP is an area where data for VTSI backup is recorded.
- VTS TT—VOBS is formed by packetized data for each predetermined amount. For example, if the data to be recorded is a moving image, as shown in FIG. ) Is a playback unit, and is composed of multiple captions (CHPs).
- CHPs multiple captions
- an Incremental Recording method (hereinafter, referred to as an INC method) or a Restricted Over Write method (hereinafter, referred to as a ROW method).
- the INC method is mainly used for DVD-R, etc., and is a method for sequentially recording moving images.
- the ROW method is mainly used for DVD-RW, etc., and records moving images randomly. It is a method to do. However, even in the ROW method, when data is recorded in an unrecorded area, it is necessary to record moving images sequentially.
- processing on an optical disc such as a reserve is managed by an RMA (Recording Management Area) provided on the inner peripheral side of the read-in.
- RMA Recording Management Area
- FIG. 2 shows the recording procedure using the INC method.
- the INC system up to three areas can be written at a time, and this area is called R zone, and each R zone is managed by RMA.
- Rzone is first reserved as shown in FIG. 2A.
- the reserve of the Rzone defines the area of the Rzonel that forms the UDF area A1 and the VMG area A2, which are areas for recording management information, and then the realtime data recording area A3.
- VTSI and VTSM of the first VTS are defined in the unrecorded area that forms the RVS2 area that forms the VOBS, and the remaining unrecorded area is defined as the Invisible Rzone (Rzone3) area and executed. Is done.
- management information is recorded by the reserve of Rzonel and Rzone2.
- an area for forming the VT SI and VT SM—VOBS of the first VTS is secured.
- VTSTT—VOBS is formed from actual data by recording moving images sequentially from the top of the Invisible R zone. Further, when the recording of the actual data for one VTS is completed by the user's instruction, as shown in FIG. 2B, the recording of the actual data is followed by the recording of the VT SI—B UP, and the recording of FIG. Return to the beginning, form VT SI and VTSM-VOBS in Rzone2, and close Rzone2, as shown in (1). Thus, in the INC system, one VTS is recorded on the optical disc.
- the optical disc on which the VTS is sequentially recorded by the above-mentioned INC method and the real-time data recording area A3 is formed is subjected to format conversion by closed-session processing or the like (hereinafter referred to as finalization processing). Otherwise, it cannot be played back on a playback device or the like that supports only the DVD-video format.
- finalizing processing will be described with reference to FIG. 2H.
- the UDF area A1 and the VMG area A2 are formed in the Rzone 1 by the finalizing process, and a lead-in (Lead In) is formed in the innermost circumference.
- a Lead Out is formed on the outer circumference.
- Fig. 3 shows the recording procedure using the ROW method.
- the lead-in, UDF area, VMG area, VTSI of the first VTS and the recording area of VTSM-VOBS are secured by padding in advance.
- padding is a process of recording a dummy data such as NULL and securing an area.
- VT STT-VOBS is formed by real data, and one VTS is realized.
- VTSI-UP is recorded, and padding processing is executed to secure recording areas for VTSI and VTSM-VOBS of the subsequent VTS.
- FIG. 3C VT SI and VT SM—VOBS corresponding to this actual data record are formed.
- one VTS is recorded on the optical disc.
- the actual data is recorded following the padding area formed by the immediately preceding VTS.
- VT STT—VOBS and VT SI—BUP are formed, and the padding process is executed to secure the recording area of VT SI and VT SM—VOBS of the subsequent VTS.
- FIG. 3E VT SI and VT SM__VOBS are formed, and as shown in FIG. 3F, the following VT S is recorded on the optical disk.
- the processing such as padding is similarly performed, and the VTS is sequentially recorded.
- the VTS is sequentially recorded by the above-mentioned ROW method, and the optical disc on which the real-time data recording area A3 is formed is compatible only with the DVD-video format, unless the format conversion by the finalizing process or the like is performed as in the INC method. Cannot be played back by a playback device or the like.
- the finalizing process will be described with reference to FIG. 3G.
- an optical disc has a UDF area and a VMG area formed in a padded area by a finalizing process, and a lead-in is formed on the innermost circumference. (Lead In) is formed, and a lead out (Lead Out) is formed at the outermost periphery.
- FIG. 4 shows the data structure of the VMG in FIGS. 2H and 3G recorded by the finalizing process.
- Fig. 4 shows the data structure of the menu (hereinafter referred to as “main 'menu”) information for selecting each title (each VTS).
- VMG is composed of VMG I (Video Manager Information) and VMGM—VOBS (Video Object Set for the VMG menu).
- VMGM—VOBS is composed of a plurality of CELLs, each corresponding to each page of the main menu screen.
- CE LL includes the menu screen background, menu title, thumbnails created from the representative images of each VTS (hereinafter referred to as VTS thumbnails), previous page, button, next page, and buttons.
- VTS thumbnails thumbnails created from the representative images of each VTS (hereinafter referred to as VTS thumbnails), previous page, button, next page, and buttons.
- MPEG Motion Picture Experts Group
- CELL has NV—PCK composed of PCI and DSI
- PCLI has HLI (Highlight Information).
- the HLI records information such as the VTS thumbnail position, button position, highlight color, and highlight movement when the four-way button is pressed.
- a main menu screen as shown in FIG. 5 can be realized. Call up the menu screen with the 'Menu' key and move the highlight with the 4 direction keys. By pressing the middle execution key of the four-way key, one VTS thumbnail can be selected, and a VTS menu, which will be described later, can be called up, and menus and pages can be switched. Select the Next Page button to move to the next main menu, and select the Previous Page button to move to the previous main menu. In FIG. 5, six VTS thumbnails are displayed in one main menu, but other VTS thumbnails may be displayed.
- FIG. 6 shows the VTS data structure in FIGS. 2C and 3C recorded when the VTS is closed.
- Fig. 6 shows the structure of the menu for selecting each CHP included in the VTS (hereinafter referred to as the VTS menu).
- VTS is composed of VTSI, VTSM-VOBS, VTSTT-V0BS, and VTSI-BUP.
- VT SI a group of VT SM—PGCI (VTS Menu Program Chain Information), which is link information to each CHP that is valid when the menu is selected between pages and from the VTS menu, is recorded.
- the VT SM_VO BS is composed of multiple cells corresponding to each page of the VTS menu screen.
- CE LL includes a menu screen background, menu title, thumbnails created from representative images of each capp (CHP) described below (hereinafter referred to as CHP thumbnails), a previous page button, and a next page button. Evening images are recorded by MPEG.
- CHP thumbnails representative images of each capp (CHP) described below
- CHP thumbnails created from representative images of each capp (CHP) described below
- NV-PCK consisting of PCI and DSI.
- the HLI records information such as a CHP thumbnail position, a button position, a highlight color, and a highlight move when a four-way button is pressed.
- a VTS menu screen as shown in FIG. 7 can be realized.
- select the VTS menu from the main menu and call the VTS menu screen shown in FIG. Then, on the called VTS menu screen, use the 4-way key to move the highlight, select the CHP thumbnail 1 with the execution key in the middle of the 4-way key, and select the selected CHP thumbnail.
- Playback display and menu / page switching can be performed. Selecting the next page button moves to the next VTS menu, and selecting the previous page button moves to the previous VTS menu.
- six CHP thumbnails are displayed on one VTS menu. However, for example, the one described in Japanese Patent No. 2875231 may be used.
- the number of titles (VTS) that can be recorded on an optical disc is limited to a maximum of 99 titles. Therefore, if recording is performed according to the DVD-video format with one scene per night, only 99 scenes can be recorded on one optical disc. For example, assuming that one scene is recorded in 5 to 6 seconds, only about 8 minutes can be recorded on one disc.
- an object of the present invention is to adopt data recording by one scene / one cap while conforming to the above-described DVD-video format, and to link directly to each CHP from the main menu. It is an object of the present invention to provide an optical disk recording device and a method capable of performing such operations.
- An optical disc recording apparatus is an optical disc recording apparatus that records, on an optical disc, a unit data divided into a predetermined reproduction unit according to a predetermined format, in order to solve the above-described problem.
- a unit data group forming unit for forming a unit data group consisting of at least one unit data, a thumbnail image generating unit for generating a thumbnail image of the unit data, and each unit data forming the unit data group
- a link information generating unit that generates unit data link information for linking to a unit, a unit data group formed by the unit data group forming unit, and a unit data link information generated by the link information generating unit.
- a data group generation unit for generating a data group including at least one data group, and an optical disc on which at least one data group is recorded can be read by another reproducing apparatus.
- An optical disc recording method is an optical disc recording method for recording a unit disk divided into a predetermined reproduction unit in accordance with a predetermined format on an optical disk in order to solve the above-mentioned problem.
- FIG. 1A to FIG. 1D are diagrams for explaining the DVD—video format.
- FIGS. 2A to 2H are views for explaining recording by the INC method.
- FIGS. 3A to 3G are views for explaining recording by the ROW method.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing the data structure of VMG.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a display example of the main menu screen.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating a data structure of VTS.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a display example of the VTS menu screen.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a procedure of a process executed when the power is turned on in the optical disc recording / reproducing apparatus. '— " ⁇
- FIGS. 1A to 1H are diagrams for explaining a process of recording a moving image file by the INC method in the optical disc recording / reproducing apparatus.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing the data structure of the VMG.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram showing the data structure of the VTS.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a display example of a direct menu screen.
- FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram showing a specific example of the data structure of the VTS.
- FIGS. 15A to 15G are diagrams for explaining a moving image file recording process in the optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus by the ROW method.
- BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
- the present invention is applied to, for example, an optical disc recording / reproducing apparatus 100 having a configuration as shown in FIG.
- the optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus 100 is a portable camera-integrated video recorder, and records an imaging result on an optical disk 1 such as a DVD-R (DVD-Recordable) or a DVD-RW (DVD-Rewritable). Things.
- DVD-R DVD-Recordable
- DVD-RW DVD-Rewritable
- DVD-Recordable records an imaging result by the INC method
- DVD-RW DVD-Rewritable
- the optical disc recording / reproducing apparatus 100 includes a video input unit 2 to which a video signal is input, an audio input unit 3 to which an audio signal is input, and a video signal supplied from the video input unit 2 and a video signal supplied from the audio input unit 3. Compressed audio signal
- a compression / decompression processing unit 4 for performing (at the time of recording) and decompression processing (at the time of reproduction); a random access memory (RAM) 5 for storing predetermined data output from the compression / decompression processing unit 4; / Adds header information etc. to the data compressed by the decompression processing unit 4 (at the time of recording), and separates the header information etc. of the data supplied from the DVD signal processing unit 9 (at the time of reproduction). Header information
- the processing unit 6 outputs a predetermined signal in response to a user operation. Based on the operation unit 8 to be input and the DVD-video format, the header information processing unit 6 supplies the predetermined data to the DVD signal processing unit 9 at a predetermined time.
- RAM 10 for storing, nonvolatile flash memory 11 for storing management information, etc., analog front-end unit 12 for controlling the light amount of the optical head 4, and optics for irradiating the optical disk 1 with a laser beam.
- a spindle motor 15 for rotating the optical disc 1; a spindle motor 16 for threading the optical head 13; an optical head 13; and a spindle motor 15
- a motor drive controller 14 that controls the thread mode 16, a monitor section 17 that monitors data, and a video format and an audio format that are converted into a predetermined format and output to an external device Video / audio encoder ,
- a compression / decompression processing section 4 a header information processing section 6, a DVD signal processing section 9, an analog front end section 12, and a system controller 7 for controlling a video / audio encoder 18.
- the compression / decompression processing unit 4 includes a video processing unit 4a for compressing the video data input from the video input unit 2, and an audio processing unit 4 for compressing the audio signal input from the audio input unit 3. b, a video processing unit 4 a and an audio processing unit 4 b are connected, and a multiplexing process for time-division multiplexing the compressed video data and the compressed audio data and outputting the multiplexed data to the header information processing unit 6. Part 4c is provided.
- the video input unit 2 converts a video signal as an imaging result obtained by an imaging unit (not shown) or a video signal input from an external device into a digital signal. Then, video data is generated and supplied to the compression / decompression processing unit 4, the monitor unit 17, and the video / audio encoder 18.
- the built-in image pickup means (not shown) outputs an image pickup result of a moving image under the control of the system controller 7, whereby the video input unit 2 responds to the control of the image pickup means by the system controller 7. It is designed to input video data by video.
- the audio input unit 3 generates an audio signal by converting an audio signal obtained by a microphone or an externally input audio signal into a digital signal, and generates a compression / expansion processing unit 4 and a monitor unit 17.
- the operation of the compression / decompression processing unit 4 is switched under the control of the system controller 7, and during recording, the video data and audio data are decompressed and multiplexed using the RAM 5 during recording. Output to header information processing unit 6. At the time of reproduction, the data obtained from the header information processing unit 6 is separated into video data and audio data by using the RAM 5, and then decompressed and decompressed, respectively, to the monitor unit 17 and the video / audio encoder. 1 Output to 8.
- the video processing unit 4a compresses and outputs the video data output from the video input unit 2 during recording under the control of the system controller 7. At this time, if the video data is a moving image, the data is compressed in MPEG2 format. Further, the video processing section 4a decompresses the video data output from the multiplexing processing section 4c during reproduction in accordance with the data compression format and outputs the video data.
- the audio processing unit 4b compresses the audio data input from the audio input unit 3 according to a format such as MPEG v Dolby audio or linear PCM during recording, and outputs the data. At the time of reproduction, the audio data obtained from the multiplexing processing section 4c is decompressed and output.
- the multiplexing processing unit 4c performs time-division multiplexing of the video data output from the video processing unit 4a and the audio data output from the audio processing unit 4b during recording, and performs header division on the header information processing unit 6c. Output to At the time of reproduction, video data and audio data are separated from the time-division multiplexed data output from the header information processing unit 6, and output to the video processing unit 4a and the audio processing unit 4b, respectively.
- the header information processing unit 6 receives the time-division multiplexed data output from the compression / decompression processing unit 4 at the time of recording, and under the control of the system controller 7, converts the header information specific to the DVD, the header information of the extension file, etc. Add and output. Also, based on information from the system controller 7, data such as UDF, VMG and VTSI is generated and output to the DVD signal processing unit 9. Further, at the time of reproduction, the header information processing section 6 separates the header information added at the time of recording from the output data of the DVD signal processing section 9 and outputs the header information to the compression / decompression processing section 4. Further, the header information processing unit 6 The header information is notified to the system controller 7.
- the extended file is a file that is not defined in the DVD-video format, which is a standardized format of the optical disc 1. For example, a still image file may be applied to the extended file. .
- the DVD signal processing unit 9 generates an error correction code from the output data of the header information processing unit 6 using RAMIO during recording, and adds the error correction code to this output data. In addition, it performs scramble processing and processing such as 8/15 modulation, and outputs a data string based on the processing result to the analog front-end unit 12 through a serial data stream.
- the DVD signal processing unit 9 reads the reproduction management information stored in the RAM 10 and stores the read reproduction management information in the flash memory 11.
- the flash memory 11 may be another storage medium as long as it is nonvolatile.
- the DVD signal processing unit 9 performs decoding, descrambling, and error correction on the output data of the analog front-end unit 12 in the reverse of the recording operation described above. Is output to the header information processing unit 6.
- the DVD signal processing unit 9 performs digital-to-analog conversion processing on various types of drive information output from the system controller 7 for spindle control, tracking control, focus control, and thread control, and converts these drive signals.
- the drive signal is generated and output to the drive control unit 14.
- the analog front-end unit 12 generates and outputs a light quantity control signal for the laser beam emitted from the optical head 13 to the optical disc 1.
- the analog front end unit 12 holds the light amount of the laser beam emitted from the optical head 13 to the optical disc 1 at a constant light amount for reproduction by the light amount control signal during reproduction, while the DVD
- the signal level of the light amount control signal is changed according to the output data from the signal processing unit 9, whereby the light amount of the laser beam is recorded from the light amount at the time of reproduction according to the output data from the DVD signal processing unit 9.
- the analog front-end unit 12 is formed on the optical disc 1 by amplifying and performing arithmetic processing on the reception result of the return light obtained from the optical head 13.
- a reproduction signal whose signal level changes in accordance with the bit sequence is generated, a predetermined process is performed on the reproduction signal, and a reproduction data as a binary identification result is output to the DVD signal processing unit 9.
- the arithmetic processing generates a tracking error signal, a focus error signal, and the like whose signal levels change according to the tracking error amount and the focus error amount, and transmits these signals to the system controller 7 as digital signals. Output.
- the optical head 13 emits a laser beam from a built-in semiconductor laser in response to a light amount control signal output from the analog front end unit 12, and outputs this laser beam to the optical disk 1 via an objective lens. Focus on the information recording surface.
- the return light obtained from the optical disk 1 by the irradiation of the laser beam is guided to a predetermined light receiving element via the objective lens, and the light receiving result of the light receiving element is output to the analog front end unit 12.
- the optical head 13 is configured such that the objective lens can be moved by an actuator driven by a driving signal for tracking control and a driving signal for focus control, thereby performing tracking control and focus control. It has been done. Further, the light amount of the laser beam is intermittently started by the light amount control signal, whereby the temperature of the information recording surface of the optical disk 1 is locally raised to record a desired data.
- the motor drive control unit 14 controls the drive of the optical head 13, the spindle motor 15 and the thread motor 16 by various drive signals output from the DVD signal processing unit 9. That is, the motor drive control section 14 drives the spindle motor 15 with the drive signal for spindle control and the thread motor 16 with the drive signal for thread control among these drive signals. I do. Also, the actuator mounted on the optical head 13 is driven by the drive signal for tracking control and the drive signal for focus control.
- the spindle motor 15 chucks the optical disc 1 and drives it to rotate at a predetermined rotation speed.
- the thread motor 16 moves the optical head 13 in the radial direction of the optical disc 1.
- the monitor section 17 is a display mechanism for monitoring video data input from the video input section 2, audio data input from the audio input section 3, or video data and audio data output from the compression / expansion processing section 4. And an audio processing mechanism.
- the monitor 17 The imaging result and the reproduction result can be monitored.
- a video / audio decoder 18, a video / audio data output from the video ⁇ input section 2 and the audio input section 3, or a video / audio data output from the compression / expansion processing section 4. Is compressed in a predetermined format and output to an external device.
- the imaging result and the reproduction result can be monitored by an external device.
- the system controller 7 includes a computer that controls the entire operation of the optical disc recording / reproducing apparatus 100, and executes a processing program pre-installed in the optical disc recording / reproducing apparatus 100 to execute the processing program via the operation unit 8.
- the operation of each unit is controlled by the obtained user's operation input and further by various signals detected by the analog front end unit 12. That is, the system controller 7 generates drive information for tracking control and drive information for focus control based on the tracking error signal and the forcible error signal detected by the analog front-end unit 12, and outputs the DVD signal.
- the processing unit 9 converts the signal into an analog signal and outputs it to the motor drive control unit 14, thereby executing the processing of the tracking control and the processing of the focus control.
- the laser beam irradiation position is detected based on the header information and the like detected by the header information processing unit 6, drive information for thread control is generated from the detection result, and output to the DVD signal processing unit 9, thereby performing seek and the like.
- the processing of is performed.
- the spindle control process is executed.
- the optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus 100 executes a processing procedure as shown in a flowchart of FIG. 9 on the premise of processing on the optical disk 1 when power is supplied.
- DVDR is used as the optical disc 1.
- step ST1 When power is supplied (Power On), the system controller 7 proceeds from step ST1 to step ST2, and determines the presence or absence of the optical disk 1 as a result of detection by the optical disk 1 detection mechanism (not shown).
- step ST 2 if a result indicating that the optical disc 1 is not inserted is obtained, the system controller 7 repeats step ST 2 ⁇ On the other hand, if power is supplied while the optical disc 1 is loaded, When the optical disc 1 is loaded after the supply of the optical disc, the optical disc 1 is loaded in step ST2.
- step ST3 When a result indicating that is inserted is obtained, the process moves from step ST2 to step ST3.
- the system controller 7 moves directly to step ST4 and ends the processing procedure.
- step ST3 the system controller 7 drives the slave mode controller 16 to move the optical head 13 to the innermost circumference of the optical disc 1, and the result of the playback on the innermost circumference to the DVD signal processor 9 Obtain VMG data overnight by obtaining from. This is the case of the optical disc 1 that has been finalized, but if the optical disc 1 has not yet been finalized, the RMA information is obtained because no VMG data has been generated. If it is determined from the RMA information that data has already been recorded in the real-time data recording area A3 of the optical disc 1, the optical disc 1 is searched and the VT SI and TMP of each VTS are searched. — Get VMGI data. As a result, the system controller 7 acquires management information of the optical disk 1 necessary for recording and reproduction of the optical disk 1 as in the case of an optical disk device that records and reproduces a normal DVD.
- TMP—VMGI will be described.
- TMP—VMG I is a temporary VMG I that is recorded together with the VT SI at the end of recording of one VTS, and includes information on the number of VTSs recorded on the optical disk 1, the disk name, and 99 VTSs. It contains information such as the physical layout of the VTS and the name of the VTS.
- This TMP-VMG I contains the latest information on all VTS recorded so far at the time of the TMP-VMG I recording. If multiple VTSs are recorded in DVD-R, TMP-VMGI will be recorded for each VTS, but the outermost TMP-VMGI will be the latest TMP-VMGI. (Including information on all generated VTS). Note that TMP-VMGI is out of the range of the DVD-video format.
- the system controller 7 acquires UDF data in addition to VMG data.
- TMP-VMGI is recorded in the playback of the real-time overnight recording area A3, this TMP-VMGI is also acquired.
- the system controller 7 An extended file that is not defined in the format can be played back from the optical disc 1, and the management information of the extended file is also acquired.
- the system controller 7 records and retains a series of management information acquired in this manner in a built-in memory.
- step ST5 determines whether or not the user has instructed ejection of the optical disc 1 (EJECT). If a positive result is obtained here, ejection of the optical disc 1 is not shown. After instructing the loading mechanism, the process returns to step ST2.
- step ST5 if an instruction other than the ejection of the optical disk 1 is obtained from the user, the process proceeds from step ST5 to step ST6, and the operation by the user is an operation for instructing recording (REC) or an operation for instructing reproduction. (PB) or an operation to instruct the shutdown of the power supply (Power OFF).
- the system controller 7 proceeds from step ST6 to step ST7, and executes a predetermined reproduction processing procedure for reproducing the file recorded on the optical disc 1. To return to step ST5.
- step ST6 if the user's operation is an operation for instructing recording, the system controller 7 proceeds from step ST6 to step ST8, executes a predetermined recording processing procedure for recording a moving image on the optical disc 1, and executes Return to ST 5. If UDF and VMG have been formed by the finalizing process so that the optical disc 1 cannot record data, the system controller 7 skips the recording process procedure and returns to step ST5.
- step ST 9 executes the process of turning off the power, shifts to step ST 4, and executes this processing procedure.
- the system controller 7 records a moving image file by the INC method when the optical disc 1 is a DVD-R in the recording processing procedure of the processing procedures executed as described above.
- the INC method is a method of sequentially recording moving images
- the recording management area (RMA) provided on the inner side of the lead-in manages the processing of the optical disk such as reserve. ing
- the maximum number of VT ⁇ that can be recorded on the optical disc 1 is 99. Therefore, if recording is performed in one scene / 1 VTS in accordance with the DVD-video format, only 99 scenes can be recorded on one optical disc 1. For example, assuming that one scene is recorded in 5 to 6 seconds, only about 8 minutes can be recorded on one disc.
- CHP codified scenes
- FIGS. 5 and 7 menus are created in two layers regardless of the user's intention, and a scene (CHP) is divided into a plurality of VTS menus. Before the user selects the desired scene (CHP), first select the VTS thumbnail in the main 'menu, call the VTS menu, and then select the desired CHP from the called VTS menu. Must be selected.
- the optical disc recording / reproducing apparatus 100 employs a recording method based on one scene / one channel, and performs one-step selection of a scene (CHP) in one step. Record.
- CHP scene
- FIG. 10 is a diagram provided for explaining the recording processing of a moving image file and a still image file by the above-mentioned INC method, taking as an example the case of a so-called virgin disk in which the optical disk 1 does not record any file.
- each Rzone is managed by RMA.
- the reserve of the Rzone defines the area of the Rzonel that forms the UDF and VMG, which are the areas for recording management information, and the non-recorded area that forms the real-time data recording area, Define Rzone2 area that forms VT SI (including CHP information) Then, the remaining unrecorded area is defined as the Invisible Rzone (Rzone3) area and executed.
- Rzone3 Invisible Rzone
- an area for recording management information is secured by the reserve of R zone 1 and R zone 2, and an area for forming the VT SI of the first VTS is secured. I have.
- VTS TT-VOBS moving images are sequentially recorded from the leading side of the Invisible Rzone to form VTS TT-VOBS, which is an actual data, as shown in FIG. 10B. Furthermore, when the actual data recording for one VTS is completed according to the user's instruction, the VT SI-BUP is recorded following the recording of the VT STT-VOBS, and as shown in FIG. Return to Rzone2 to form VT SI and TMP—VMGI and close Rzone2. At this point, the first VTS # 1 is completed.
- Rzone3 is reserved in the remaining unrecorded area to secure areas for VTSI and TMP-VMG I, Define Invisible Rzone.
- the VT STT—VOBS is formed by recording the actual data, and then the VTSI—BUP is formed.
- VTS # 2 is recorded next to VTS # 1 on the optical disc.
- the INC method when recording VTS continuously, the VTS is recorded sequentially by defining an unrecorded area in the same manner.
- the optical disc on which the VTS is sequentially recorded by the INC method and the real-time data recording area A3 is formed is subjected to format conversion by closed session processing or the like (hereinafter, referred to as finalization processing).
- the finalizing process will be described with reference to FIG. 10H.
- a UDF and a VMG are formed in R zone 1 by a finalizing process, a lead-in (Lead In) is formed on the innermost circumference, and a lead-out (Lead In) is formed on the outermost circumference. Out) is formed.
- a finalizing process compatibility with a read-only optical disk can be achieved. Record in UDF and VMG based on the data of VT SI and TMP VMG I of each VTS Data is generated, this data is recorded in R zone 1, and the operation of closing R zone 1 is performed.
- FIG. 11 shows the data structure of the VMG in FIG. 10H recorded by the finalizing process.
- Fig. 11 shows the data structure of the menu (hereafter referred to as the direct menu) information from which the CHP included in the VTS can be directly selected.
- VMG is composed of VMG I (Video Manager Information) and VMGM—VOBS (Video Object Set for the VMG menu).
- VMGM—VOBS consists of a plurality of CELLs, each corresponding to each page of the direct menu screen.
- the CELL includes the background of the direct menu screen, menu title, thumbnails created from the representative images of each CHP (hereinafter referred to as CHP thumbnails), images of the previous page, the next page, and the buttons of the next page.
- NV-PCK consisting of PC I and DS I exists in CELL, and 111 ⁇ 1 (Highlight Information) exists in KEN 01.
- the HLI records information such as the CHP thumbnail position, button position, highlight color, and highlight movement when a four-way button is pressed.
- each VTS includes VT SI, VT STT—VOBS, and VT SI—BUP.
- VTSM VOBS previously recorded after VTSI is not recorded in VTS.
- VTS I VT SM—PGC I, etc., which is link information to each CHP that is valid when selected in the direct menu, are recorded.
- VT S T T — VQB S is recorded with actual playback divided into predetermined playback units called captions (CHP).
- a direct menu screen as shown in FIG. 13 can be realized.
- CHP selected cap
- FIG. 13 six CHP thumbnails are displayed in one direct menu, but other than this may be used.
- VT S # 1 to VT S # 3 are recorded, CHP 1 to CHP 90 are recorded in VT S # l, and CHP 1 -CH P 90 is recorded in VT S # 2.
- the direct menu will display, for example, the chapter (recorded in each VTS) CHP) can be displayed as a sequential number (CHP 1 to CHP 180). The user can select a desired chapter (CHP) from the above serial numbers.
- CHP 10 in VT S # 2 is automatically selected (90 VT S # 1 captions (CHP) Therefore, the 10th cap of VTS # 2 is selected as CHP 100). Therefore, the user does not need to select a desired caption (CHP) using two menus (main menu and VTS menu) as in the past, and directly uses the direct menu to select a desired caption (CHP). ) Can be selected.
- the system controller 7 When the optical disk 1 is a DVD-RW, the system controller 7 records a moving image file by the ROW method.
- the operation of the system controller 7 will be described below with reference to FIG.
- the ROW method is a method of recording moving images sequentially, similar to the INC method, and the RMA provided on the inner side of the lead-in manages the processing of the optical disk such as reserve. It is done as follows.
- a VT SI recording area of the first VTS are secured in advance by padding (Padding).
- padding is a dummy such as NULL. This is the process of recording data and securing an area.
- the next image is recorded, and the VT S TT—V-OB S is formed by actual data.
- the VT SI—BUP is recorded.
- padding processing is executed to secure the recording area of VTS I of the next VTS.
- a VT SI corresponding to this actual data record is formed as shown in Fig. 15C. At this point, the first VTS # 1 is completed.
- the actual data is recorded following the padding area formed by the immediately preceding VTS.
- VT ST T_VOBS and VT SI—BUP are formed, and padding processing is executed to secure the VTSI recording area of the next VTS.
- a VTSI is formed as shown in FIG. 15E, whereby the second VTS # 2 is recorded on the optical disc as shown in FIG. 15F.
- processing such as padding is similarly performed and VTS is sequentially recorded.
- an optical disk on which VTS is sequentially recorded by the above-mentioned ROW method and a real-time data recording area is formed is converted into a DVD-video format unless a format conversion by a finalizing process or the like is performed as in the INC method. It cannot be played back on a compatible playback device.
- the finalizing process will be described with reference to FIG. 15G.
- Fig. 15G UDF and VMG are formed in the area padded by finalization processing, lead-in (Lead In) is formed on the innermost circumference, and lead-out is formed on the outermost circumference. (Lead Out) is formed.
- the data structure of the VMG in FIG. 15G recorded by the finalization process is the same as that shown in FIG. 11, and the data structure of the VTS is also the same as described above. It is not necessary to select the desired caption (CHP) with two menus (main 'menu and VTS menu) as in the past, but the desired menu can be selected directly with the direct menu. Can be.
- CHP desired caption
- main 'menu and VTS menu main 'menu and VTS menu
- the VTS needs to be changed when the number of caps (CHP) reaches 99 or when the power is turned off after the recording of the night.
- CHP caps
- VT SI-BUP is stored in RAM. Since RAM is volatile memory, its contents are lost when the power is turned off, so it is necessary to record VT SI-B UP on the optical disk immediately before the power is turned off.
- the VTS is closed. Therefore, even if the recording method for one scene / one cap is adopted, if the operation of turning off the power after the data recording is repeated 99 times, 99 VTSs will be recorded and can be recorded on one optical disc. The amount of data decreases.
- the optical disc recording / reproducing apparatus 100 includes a flash memory 11 which is a non-volatile memory in order to back up the VTSI-BUP stored in the RAM I0. Therefore, the optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus 100 stores the VTSI-BUP in the flash memory 110 even when the power is turned off, so that the VTSI-BUP is not lost. There is no need to close the VTS, and VTS consumption can be reduced.
- the optical disc recording / reproducing apparatus 100 may generate a thumbnail image each time a caption (CHP) is recorded on the optical disc 1 and store the generated thumbnail image in the flash memory 11.
- CHP caption
- the above direct menu is created when generating a VMG.
- a caption (CHP) recorded on the optical disc 1 is read and a thumbnail image is generated, so that the greater the number of captions (CHP), the more time is required. Was. Therefore, each time a caption (CHP) is recorded on the optical disc 1, a corresponding thumbnail image is generated and stored in the flash memory 11 so that the thumbnail image can be used in the finalizing process.
- Finalization processing can be performed at high speed.
- the optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus 100 configured as described above includes a nonvolatile flash memory 11 and is capable of storing one scene / one scene in accordance with the DVD-video format. Since the day-to-day recording by using the caption is adopted, there is no need to select the caption (CHP) using two menus (main menu and VTS menu) as in the past. CHP) can be selected. Also, since the optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus 100 stores the VT SI-BUP in the flash memory 11 even when the power is turned off, the VT SI-BUP is not lost, so the power is turned off. It is not necessary to close the VTS every time, and the consumption of VTS can be reduced. Also, when recording a chapter (CHP) on the optical disc 1, a thumbnail image is generated and stored in the flash memory 11 Since the thumbnail images stored in the flash memory 11 are used at the time of the finalizing process, the finalizing process can be performed at high speed.
- CHP caption
- main menu and VTS menu main menu and VTS menu
- the embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the above example, and a DVD-RAM may be used as the optical disc 1.
- the optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus 100 is a portable camera-integrated video recorder (DC device) as an embodiment of the present invention, an AC device may be used.
- DC device portable camera-integrated video recorder
- the optical disc recording apparatus adopts data recording by one scene / one cap according to DVD-Video format, so that two There is no need to select the chapter (CHP) from the menu (Main 'menu and VTS menu), and the chapter (CHP) can be selected directly from the direct menu.
- the optical disk recording apparatus includes a nonvolatile memory, and stores the VTSI-BUP in the nonvolatile memory. Therefore, the VTSI-BUP is not lost even when the power is turned off. Because there is no VTS, there is no need to perform the process of closing the VTS every time the power is turned off, which can reduce VTS consumption.
- Generate a thumbnail image when recording (CHP) on an optical disc store the generated thumbnail image in the nonvolatile memory, and use the thumbnail image stored in the nonvolatile memory during finalization processing. Therefore, the finalizing process can be performed at high speed.
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