Recording information for seamless playback

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Binary pulse train information signal – Format arrangement processing for auxiliary information

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C369S030230, C369S047320

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07154834

ABSTRACT:
A disc recording device has a rule based extent allocation strategy. Real-time information like audio is to be reproduced continuously via a rendering system having predefined properties: a buffer, a minimal read-out speed Rdisc, and a maximal seek time Tseek. The information is arranged in files that have a maximal data rate Rfile, and a maximal size of header information Sheaders that precedes and/or follows the real-time information in the file. The information of the files is recorded in contiguous parts of the track at least having the size of Sextent. The device has an allocation unit (35) for determining a minimal size of an extent Sextent that is a continuous recording unit at least taking into account the properties Rdisc, Tseek, Rfile and Sheaders, in particular according to Sextent=((Tseek+Sheaders/Rdisc)*Rfile*Rdisc)/(Rdisc−Rfile).

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patent: 0903744 (1999-03-01), None
patent: 1150293 (2001-10-01), None

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