Specially formatted optical disk and method of playback
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMasato Nagasawa
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AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMasato Nagasawa
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In an optical disk storing digital image information in the form of a succession of blocks, each comprising a plurality of frames comprising I-, P- and B-pictures, wherein an address format is preformatted in front of the block of image information of said plurality of frames, and the data arrangement within each image information blocks is such that I- and P-pictures are collectively disposed. The position of the I-pictures within each block is shifted from one block to another. The I-picture data may be divided into fraction according to the position on the screen, the DCT frequency, or layering, and the fractional I-picture data may be arranged in the image information blocks, and a header or parity signal is recorded in front of each fractional I-picture data. With such a configuration, it is possible to increase the speed of fast playback, and realize smooth playback picture.
An optical disk recording digital image information in the form of a succession of image information blocks, each comprising I-picture data of an I-picture obtained by intra-frame encoding, P-picture data of one or more P-pictures obtained by encoding with forward motion compensation, and B-picture data of B-pictures obtained by encoding with motion compensation using the data of the I- and/or P-pictures positioned in front and at the back thereof as reference pictures,
An optical disk recording digital image in information in the form of a succession of image information blocks, each comprising I-picture data of an I-picture obtained by intra-frame encoding, P-picture data of one or more P-pictures obtained by encoding with forward motion compensation, and B-picture data of B-pictures obtained by encoding with motion compensation using the data of the I- and/or P-pictures positioned in front and at the back thereof as references pictures,
A method of playing back an optical disc wherein the rotational speed of the optical disk during fast playback or reverse playback or motion picture image is higher than the rotational speed of the optical disk during normal playback.
A method of playing back an optical disk wherein the rotational speed of the optical disk is raised for a region in which no data needs to be read during fast forward or reverse playback of a motion picture image recorded on the optical disk, and is lowered to the linear velocity at which reproduction of data is possible, for a region in which I- and P-picture data is recorded.
An optical disk recording digital image information in the form of a succession of image information blocks, each comprising I-picture data of an I-picture obtained by intra-frame encoding, P-picture data of one or more P-pictures obtained by encoding with forward motion compensation, and B-picture data of B-pictures obtained by encoding with motion compensation using the data of the I- and/or P-pictures position in front and at the back thereof as reference pictures,
An optical disk in which encoded I-picture data is divided into a plurality of sub-blocks wherein each I-picture sub-block is allocated encoded I-picture data according to the horizontal and vertical frequencies, from a DC component to the high-frequency components, track-adjacent I-picture sub-blocks in the track-adjacent image information blocks in the adjacent tracks are disposed with their order being altered, and a header or parity signal indicating which of the frequency components the content of each sub-block is for is recorded in front of each sub-block.
An optical disk storing digital image information in the form of a succession of blocks, each comprising a plurality of frames comprising, in mixture, I-picture data forming image information obtained by intra-frames encoding, P-picture data obtained by encoding with forward motion compensation, and B-picture data obtained by encoding with motion compensation using said I- and/or P-picture data positioned in front and at the back thereof as references,
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