Method and apparatus for data recording disc playback

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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358342, 358907, 360 77, 369 50, 369 59, 369 47, 369 44, H04N 576

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for playback of a data recording disc which contains a CD area in which a signal such as an audio signal is recorded in digital form and a video area in which a FM-modulated video signal is recorded with a digital audio signal superimposed thereon. The position of a data detection point of a pickup is monitored, and the equalization and amplifier gain of components of a digital demodulation system are automatically changed in accordance with playback being executed of the CD area or the video area, so that a single demodulation system is used for both digital signals from the CD area and digital signals from the video area. In addition, the frequency characteristics of components in servo systems which control the spindle motor, pickup carriage, etc. of the apparatus are automatically changed over for CD area and video area playback respectively, to provide stable servo control in spite of the high speed of rotation during video data playback.

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patent: 4641204 (1987-02-01), Sugiyama

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