DVD-compatible optical recording disk conveying audio signals en

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386126, H04N 5928

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061609536

ABSTRACT:
An optical recording disk has audio signals recorded as data encoded in accordance with DVD specifications, both as PCM data and as single bit stream data that are generated by sigma-delta modulation, thereby providing both the improved audio reproduction capability of single bit stream data and also compatibility with existing types of DVD playback apparatus. Data are recorded using proposed new DVD stream modes, having 10 data channels, 48 kHz PCM sampling frequency and 16 or 20 bits/sample, with the ratio (2:8) of data channel capacities allocated to the PCM data and single bit stream data being made identical to the ratio of the respective bit rates at which the PCM data and single bit stream data are generated.

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