Encoding method for recording data on compack disk
AssigneeVIA Technologies, Inc.
InventorsWen-Jeng Chang, Kun-Long Lin
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AssigneeVIA Technologies, Inc.
InventorsWen-Jeng Chang, Kun-Long Lin
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An encoding method for recording gap regions or sectors having repeated data is disclosed. At least one sector is entirely encoded and stored in a memory buffer of the optical recording system. If the currently encoded are gap regions or sector having repeated data embedded in the fields of user data, only those portions affected by the modified header will be encoded to derive associated P code and Q code. The error detection code is firstly generated in the mode 1 standard when a gap region is encoded. P code is then encoded for those regions affected by the sequentially modified header and error detection code, while associated Q code is then derived according the modified header, error detection code, and P code. In the mode 2 form 1 and mode form 2 standards, only those regions affected by the sequentially modified header should be re-encoded again. Since the remaining portions employ the same data as the last encoded one in the memory buffer so that the encoding performance would be significantly upgraded whatever encoding standards are employed.
A method for encoding data ready-for-recording on a compact disk, wherein said ready-for-recording data comprises a plurality of data sectors and each of said data sector having a header and a user data, said method comprising:
A method of encoding a plurality of data sectors having identical user data before an optical recording system records said sector onto a compact disk comprising:
A method for encoding a gap region ready-for-recording onto a compact disk, wherein said gap region comprises a plurality of data sectors and each of said data sectors having a repeated user data identical to said other data sectors and a header that is non-identical to said other data sectors, said method comprising:
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