Method of reproducing information by optically scanning marks on

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Specific detail of information handling portion of system – Radiation beam modification of or by storage medium

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369111, G11B 700

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052260313

ABSTRACT:
A method of reproducing optical information by utilizing an optical information recording medium is disclosed, in which a timing mark is formed on each information track in the recording medium; an information mark is formed on each information track with a predetermined cycle at a predetermined distance from the timing mark, which is a starting point of the information mark; comprising the steps of (a) scanning the information track at a specified scanning speed using a light spot; (b) detecting physical changes caused by the timing marks and information marks in the light reflected or transmitted from the optical information recording medium; and (c) reproducing the optical information by determining the presence or absence of an information mark by performing particular calculations as described in the specification.

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