Method and apparatus for automatic sector format identification in an optical storage device
AssigneeLSI Logic Corporation
InventorsVenitha L. Manter, David A. Fechser
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AssigneeLSI Logic Corporation
InventorsVenitha L. Manter, David A. Fechser
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A method and apparatus for automatically identifying the format of a sector in an optical storage device. Information on an optical disc is separated into data and subcode streams. The type of optical data is identified, and a first signal is generated to represent the type. Next, if the type is CD-ROM, the mode is identified, and a second signal is generated to represent the mode. Thirdly, if the mode is Mode-2 CD-ROM, the form is identified, and a third signal is generated to represent the form. A single signal may also be used to represent the type, mode, and form. In a CD embodiment, the type is identified by polling a type indicator bit, the mode is identified by polling the mode indicator bits, and the form is identified by comparing a first set of subheader bytes to a second set of subheader bytes, and polling a form indicator bit.
A method for identifying a sector format in a sector of an optical disc, wherein information in the sector includes a data portion and a subcode portion, comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for determining a sector format of an optical disc from a digital information stream, wherein the digital information stream includes a subcode portion and a data portion, comprising:
A method for identifying a sector format in a sector of an optical disc, wherein information in the sector includes a data portion and a subcode portion, comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for determining a sector format of an optical disc from a digital information stream, wherein the digital information stream includes a subcode portion and a data portion, comprising:
A method for adjusting a size of a data field in buffer memory based upon a data type of a section of an optical disc, comprising:
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