Data recording medium, data recording method, and device
AssigneeSony Disc & Digital Solutions Inc.
InventorAkiya Saito
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Abstract
With data of four symbols (FIG. 11A), a parity of two symbols (FIG. 11B) is created. These six symbols are EFM-modulated. Each symbol of eight bits is converted into a pattern of 14 bits (FIG. 11C). In a pit/land sequence formed on a disc (FIG. 11D), two symbols are rewritten. One symbol is (0×40). When an additional recording process is performed for the bit/land sequence, the pit length becomes long (FIG. 11E). The reproduced 14-bit data is converted into eight bits on the reproducing side. Thus, the original data (0×40) is rewritten to (0×22). A parity is also changed so that the additionally recorded data symbol (0×22) is not detected as an error.
Claims6
A data recording medium having a reflective film, a part of data in a recording area being rewritten by recording data encoded with an error correction code to the reflective film so that the data is not detected as an error when the data is decoded.
A data recording method for recording data on a data recording medium having a reflective film, a part of data in a recording area being rewritten by recording data encoded with an error correction code to the reflective film so that the data is not detected as an error when the data is decoded.
A recording apparatus for recording data on a data recording medium having a reflective film, a part of data in a recording area being rewritten by recording data encoded with an error correction code to the reflective film so that the data is not detected as an error when the data is decoded.
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