Audio and video data recording and reproduction using track ID d

Motion video signal processing for recording or reproducing – Local trick play processing – With randomly accessible medium

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386 88, 386 95, 360 27, 360 7712, H04N 595

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ABSTRACT:
A recording system adds a track identification (ID) data for identifying each of the slant tracks, in units of GOP, on a tape during the recording of compressed video and audio data. A tape transport is controlled as a function of a longitudinal control signal recorded on a longitudinal track of the tape if a playback control head can normally reproduce the control signal. If, however, the playback control head cannot reproduce the longitudinal control signal, the tape transport is controlled as a function of a slant control signal containing the track ID data previously recorded on the tape. Hence, the tape transport is accurately maintained even if a problem occurs with the playback control head.

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