Signal compressing apparatus
AssigneeVictor Company of Japan, Ltd.
InventorsShoji Ueno, Norihiko Fuchigami, Yoshiaki Tanaka
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Abstract
An input signal is quantized into a quantization-resultant signal. The quantization-resultant signal is compressed into a compression-resultant signal. The compression-resultant signal is formatted into a formatting-resultant signal corresponding to a predetermined format for a digital recording disc. The formatting-resultant signal includes segments corresponding to user data areas prescribed in the predetermined format. The compression-resultant signal is placed in the segments of the formatting-resultant signal. The formatting-resultant signal is encoded into an encoding-resultant signal of a CD format. The encoding-resultant signal is recorded on a recording medium.
Claims17
A signal recording apparatus comprising:
- means for quantizing an input signal into a quantization-resultant signal;
- means for compressing the quantization-resultant signal into a compression-resultant signal;
- means for formatting the compression-resultant signal into a formatting-resultant signal corresponding to a predetermined format for a digital recording disc, the formatting-resultant signal including segments corresponding to user data areas prescribed in the predetermined format, the compression-resultant signal being placed in the segments of the formatting-resultant signal;
- means for encoding the formatting-resultant signal into an encoding-resultant signal of a CD format;
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- means for recording the encoding-resultant signal on a recording medium.
A signal compressing apparatus comprising:
- means for quantizing an input signal into a quantization-resultant signal;
- means for compressing the quantization-resultant signal into a compression-resultant signal;
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- means for formatting the compression-resultant signal into a formatting-resultant signal corresponding to a predetermined format for a digital recording disc, the formatting-resultant signal including segments corresponding to user data areas prescribed in the predetermined format, the compression-resultant signal being placed in the segments of the formatting-resultant signal.
A recording medium storing an encoding-resultant signal which is recorded on the recording medium by the steps of quantizing an input signal into a quantization-resultant signal;
- compressing the quantization-resultant signal into a compression-resultant signal;
- formatting the compression-resultant signal into a formatting-resultant signal corresponding to a predetermined format for a digital recording disc, the formatting-resultant signal including segments corresponding to user data areas prescribed in the predetermined format, the compression-resultant signal being placed in the segments of the formatting-resultant signal;
- encoding the formatting-resultant signal into an encoding-resultant signal of a CD format;
- and recording the encoding-resultant signal on the recording medium.
An apparatus for an optical disc, comprising:
- a CD-DA decoder;
- a CD-ROM decoder;
- a signal expansion decoder;
- means for reading out a signal from the optical disc;
- means for deciding which of a CD-DA, a CD-ROM, and a CD-ROM-audio the optical disc agrees with;
- means for, when the optical disc agrees with a CD-DA, selecting the CD-DA decoder from among the CD-DA decoder, the CD-ROM decoder, and the signal expansion decoder and using the CD-DA decoder to process the signal read out from the optical disc into a recovered signal;
- means for, when the optical disc agrees with a CD-ROM, selecting the CD-DA decoder and the CD-ROM decoder from among the CD-DA decoder, the CD-ROM decoder, and the signal expansion decoder and using the CD-DA decoder and the CD-ROM decoder to process the signal read out from the optical disc into a recovered signal;
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- means for, when the optical disc agrees with a CD-ROM-audio, using the CD-DA decoder, the CD-ROM decoder, and the signal expansion decoder to process the signal read out from the optical disc into a recovered signal.
An apparatus for an optical disc, comprising:
- a CD-DA decoder;
- a CD-ROM decoder;
- a signal expansion decoder;
- an MPEG decoder;
- means for reading out a signal from the optical disc;
- means for deciding which of a CD-DA, a CD-ROM-audio, and a video-CD the optical disc agrees with;
- means for, when the optical disc agrees with a CD-DA, selecting the CD-DA decoder from among the CD-DA decoder, the CD-ROM decoder, the signal expansion decoder, and the MPEG decoder and using the CD-DA decoder to process the signal read out from the optical disc into a recovered signal;
- means for, when the optical disc agrees with a CD-ROM-audio, selecting the CD-DA decoder, the CD-ROM decoder, and the signal expansion decoder from among the CD-DA decoder, the CD-ROM decoder, the signal expansion decoder, and the MPEG decoder and using the CD-DA decoder, the CD-ROM decoder, and the signal expansion decoder to process the signal read out from the optical disc into a recovered signal;
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- means for, when the optical disc agrees with a video-CD, selecting the CD-DA decoder, the CD-ROM decoder, and the MPEG from among the CD-DA decoder, the CD-ROM decoder, the signal expansion decoder, and the MPEG decoder and using the CD-DA decoder, the CD-ROM decoder, and the MPEG decoder to process the signal read out from the optical disc into a recovered signal.
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