WO2004095285A1 - 記録媒体およびこれを用いる記録装置並びに再生装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention mainly relates to a recording device, a recording method, a recording medium recorded by the recording device or the recording method, and a reproducing device and a reproducing method for reproducing the recording medium.
- the present invention relates to a recording / reproducing apparatus, a recording / reproducing method, and a recording medium recorded by the recording / reproducing apparatus or the recording / reproducing method, which record image data and audio data as files on a recording medium.
- a recording medium for storing such digital information there is a semiconductor memory such as a flash memory, or a disk medium such as a DVD, a hard disk, and an MD (mini disk).
- each AV data is managed as a file by the file system, and each reproduction is also specified on a file basis.
- the above-described semiconductor media and disk media have an excellent feature of random accessibility.
- recorded files can be played back in any order according to instructions from the user.
- a technology that has further evolved is the realization of a program playback function.
- AV data is recorded as a file called a media object, and a plurality of media objects are recorded. Is recorded under a directory called a program. With such a recording form, it is possible to create a plurality of the programs on a recording medium.
- PRG-INFO program information
- program reproduction The function as described above is generally called “program reproduction” and is realized by using random accessibility of a disk medium.
- the program file when recording AV data as a media object and recording a program that refers to the media object as a file, the program file must have reference information to the media object.
- the format of the reference information generally uses path information for the file, that is, information indicating the name and hierarchical position of the file in the file system that manages the file.
- FIG. 30 shows an example of the relationship between the media object and the program file.
- FIG. 30 is an explanatory diagram of a directory structure of a media object and a structure of a program file.
- Each program file 100 002 refers to each media object 100 001 by the full path name 1 from the ROOT directory 100 000. 0003 format.
- the path delimiter is described as "/".
- the above-mentioned media object II program files are all managed using a file system such as UDF or FAT.
- the file system is generally used in the architecture of personal computers (hereinafter referred to as “CJ”).
- CJ personal computers
- a PC that edits and plays the above-mentioned program files by introducing a file system It becomes easy to create the above application software.
- the program file 1 0002 instructs the reproduction of three media objects 100001. As shown here, even if a plurality of media objects are recorded under different parent directories, it is possible to instruct program reproduction.
- Another feature of semiconductor media and disk media is the addition of data and the ease of function expansion.
- a recording / reproducing apparatus disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-57745 and Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-160629 discloses a bit stream file 10010 as AV data.
- new data manufactured industry information item 10012
- new functions can be added to this recording / reproducing apparatus.
- the recorded or replayed data is recorded or replayed on the device, so the information on the disc media can be manipulated using a device that does not support extended functions such as program playback (editing or deleting media objects). Inconsistency occurs between the information of the media object and the information of the program file.
- a recording / reproducing device that supports an extended function needs to check all data consistency for the extended function before using the extended function. If the amount of data is large (for example, the number of program files is very large), the confirmation process takes time, which is very inconvenient for the user.
- data for extended functions is stored in an information file as described in JP-A-2000-577445 and JP-A-2001-160269.
- the basic part of the information file is required for all recording and playback devices, but the part related to the extended function is data that is required only for devices that support the extended function, and for devices that do not support the extended function. Is wasted data and wastes hardware resources. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described situation, and it is possible to efficiently add data for an extended function, and to edit a media object by a device that does not support the extended function. Even if data is deleted or deleted, it is possible to minimize inconsistencies during one night and to determine an appropriate data processing method.Recording device, recording method, and data recorded by the recording device or recording method It is an object of the present invention to provide a recording medium, and a reproducing apparatus and a reproducing method for reproducing the recording medium.
- a recording apparatus uses a recording unit that records information on a recording medium, and file system information having a directory hierarchical structure that can refer to the information by a path name.
- a file system processing unit that manages the directory and the file by using content management information; and an extension that manages extended information for the directory and the file.
- An information processing unit wherein the content management information is media object management information that refers to the directory and the file by object reference information obtained by converting the path name; and the extension And extended object management information for managing information. Said file and the extension information, characterized in that associated via the object Bok reference information.
- the file includes consistency state management information for managing a state of consistency between the directory and the file and the extension information with respect to the directory and the file, and when performing an operation on the directory and the file, the extension information of a type that can be processed. Updates the extended information, does not update the extended information for the type of the extended information that cannot be processed, and matches the directory and the file with the extended information according to the consistency state of the extended information. It is preferable to update the property management information.
- the consistency state management information is provided for each of the media object management information, and for each type of the extension information, at least a reference from the extension information to the directory and the file. It is preferable to include information indicating whether or not there is a relationship, and information indicating whether consistency between the directory and the file and the extended information corresponding thereto is guaranteed.
- the recording device when the content management information includes first update date and time information, the extended information includes second update date and time information, when the media object management information is updated, The first update date / time information is updated, and the same value as the first update date / time information is set in the second update date / time information for the type of the extended information that can be processed, and It is preferable that the second update date and time information is not updated for the extension information.
- a first playback device is a playback device that plays back information from a recording medium recorded by the above-described recording device, and a playback unit that plays back the information from the recording medium;
- a file system processing unit that processes file system information; an extended information processing unit that processes the extended information; and a content management information processing unit that processes the content management information.
- a processing procedure for the extended information is determined according to a set value of the consistency state management information.
- a second reproducing apparatus is a reproducing apparatus for reproducing information from a recording medium recorded by the above-mentioned recording apparatus, wherein the reproducing section reproduces the information from the recording medium;
- a file system processing unit that processes file system information; an extended information processing unit that processes the extended information; and a content management information processing unit that processes the content management information.
- a processing procedure for the extended information is determined based on whether the first update date and time information matches the second update date and time information. I do.
- Another aspect of the present invention is a method for recording information on a recording medium.
- This recording method includes: a step of recording content information as a file on a recording medium using file system information having a directory hierarchical structure that can be referred to by a path name; and a content managing the directory and the file.
- a recording method comprising: a step of recording management information on the recording medium; and a step of recording extended information for the directory and the file on the recording medium, wherein the content management information includes the path name.
- the storage method includes: media object management information for referencing the directory and the file by object reference information obtained by conversion; and extended object management information for managing the extension information. The extended information and the object And a step of associating them with each other via the client information.
- Still another aspect of the present invention is a method for reproducing information from a recording medium.
- the first reproduction method includes a step of reproducing information from the recording medium, a step of processing the file system information, a step of processing the extension information, and a step of processing the content management information.
- the extended information processing step includes, before processing the extended information corresponding to the directory and the file, determining a processing procedure for the extended information according to a set value of the consistency state management information.
- the second reproduction method includes a step of reproducing information from the recording medium, a step of processing the file system information, a step of processing the extension information, and a step of processing the content management information.
- the extended information processing step before processing the extended information corresponding to the directory and the file, determines whether the first update date and time and the second update date and time match, Determining a processing procedure for the extended information.
- Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a recording medium.
- the recording medium is a recording medium on which information is recorded, and includes file system information for managing the information as a directory hierarchical structure that can be referred to by a path name, and content management information for managing the directory and the file.
- the extension information for the directory and the file are recorded, and the content management information is media object management information for referring to the directory and the file by object reference information obtained by converting the path name; Extension information management information for managing the extension information, wherein the directory and the file are associated with the extension information via the object information.
- Still another aspect of the present invention is a recording apparatus for recording information on a recording medium.
- the program includes a step of recording the content information as a file on a recording medium using a file system information having a directory hierarchical structure that can be referred to by a path name;
- the content management information includes an instruction for causing the recording device to execute a step of recording on the recording medium and a step of recording the extended information for the directory and the file on the recording medium, and the content management information converts the path name.
- Media information management information for referring to the directory and the file with the object reference information obtained by the above, and extended object management information for managing the extended information, wherein the program is the directory, the file, and the extended information And the object And a command for causing the recording apparatus to execute a step of associating the information via the project information.
- Still another aspect of the present invention is a program for controlling a reproducing operation of a reproducing apparatus for reproducing information from a recording medium.
- the program executes the step of reproducing the information from the recording medium, the step of processing the file system information, the step of processing the extension information, and the step of processing the content management information.
- a processing procedure for the extended information is performed according to a set value of the consistency state management information. It is characterized by including an instruction for causing the reproducing device to execute the determining step.
- Still another aspect of the present invention is a program for controlling a reproducing operation of a reproducing apparatus for reproducing information from a recording medium.
- the program includes a step of reproducing the information from the recording medium, a step of processing the file system information, and a step of processing the extension information And an instruction for causing the playback device to execute the step of processing the content management information.
- the extended information processing step before processing the extended information corresponding to the directory and the file, No.
- An instruction for causing the playback device to execute a step of determining a processing procedure for the extended information based on whether the first update date and time information matches the second update date and time information is included.
- Still another aspect of the present invention is a program providing medium (program product) in which the above-described program is recorded on a medium readable by a computer.
- Still another aspect of the present invention is a data structure recorded on a recording medium.
- the data structure includes: file system information for managing the content information recorded on the recording medium as a directory hierarchical structure that can be referred to by a path name; content management information for managing the directory and the file;
- the content management information includes media object management information that refers to the directory and the file by object reference information obtained by converting the path name, and manages the extension information.
- Extended object management information, and the directory and the file are associated with the extended information via the object information.
- FIG. 1 is an exemplary diagram of an appearance of a recording / reproducing apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention and an interface between related apparatuses.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a drive device 110 incorporated in the recording / reproducing device according to the first embodiment of the present invention and its periphery.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating an example of a configuration of the recording and reproducing device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing another example of the configuration of the recording and reproducing device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing still another example of the configuration of the recording and reproducing device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing still another example of the configuration of the recording and reproducing device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7A is a diagram showing a recording area of a recordable disc medium 100.
- FIG. FIG. 7B is an explanatory diagram in which a lead-in area, a lead-out area, and a data area shown concentrically in FIG. 7A are arranged in the horizontal direction.
- FIG. 7 (c) is a diagram showing a logical data space of the disk medium 100 composed of logical sectors.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a hierarchical structure of directories and files recorded on the disk medium 100.
- FIG. 9A is an example of a data structure for managing a directory hierarchy in the UDF standard.
- FIG. 9 (b) is an illustration of an example of an arrangement in a partition space of a data structure for managing a directory hierarchy in the UDF standard.
- FIG. 10 (a) is an illustration of the data structure of the file set descriptor FSD defined by the UDF standard.
- FIG. 10 (b) is an illustration of a data structure of 10ng_ad defined by the UDF standard.
- Fig. 10 (c) is an example diagram of the data structure of AD ImpUse defined in the UDF standard.
- FIG. 11 (a) is an illustration of an example of a data structure of an extended file entry defined by the UDF standard.
- Figure 11 (b) shows the A It is an illustration figure of the data structure of llocation Descriptor.
- FIG. 11 (c) is an exemplary diagram of a data structure of the file identification descriptor FID defined in the UDF standard.
- FIG. 12 (a) is a diagram showing a data structure of Impleme nta tio n U se e T e n d e d A t t r i b u t e defined in the UDF standard.
- FIG. 12 (b) is a diagram showing a data structure of the extended attribute stored in Implement Mesat Uuse2100.
- FIG. 13 (a) is a diagram showing an address space on the disk media 100.
- FIG. Fig. 13 (b) is a diagram showing a state where continuous reproduction of AV data becomes possible by supplying data stored in the track buffer to the decoder.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a hierarchical structure of data recorded on the disk medium 100, a system control unit 104 for processing the hierarchical structure, and an internal structure thereof.
- FIG. 15 (a) is a view showing an example of the data structure of the media object manager 320 in the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 (b) is a diagram showing an example of a data structure of extended object management information (EO-INFO) 720 in the recording and reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 (c) is a diagram showing an example of values set in the attribute flag 724.
- EO-INFO extended object management information
- FIG. 16 (a) is an exemplary diagram of the data structure of media object management information (MO-INFO) 700 in the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 16 (b) is an illustration of the values set in the Mo Type 741.
- Fig. 16 (c) is an illustration of an example of a conversion rule when a value is set to a ⁇ BJ-ID type field.
- FIG. 17 (a) shows the configuration of the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is an exemplary diagram of a data structure of a program manager 330.
- FIG. 17 (b) is an exemplary diagram of the data structure of the program information (PRG-INFO) 800 in the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing the relationship between directories and media objects and MO-INFO700.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram showing the relationship between the program manager 330 and the media object manager 320.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing the relationship between directories and media objects, the media object manager 320, and extension objects according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 21A shows an example of the values set in the extended object management information table 7110.
- FIG. 21 (b) shows another example of the value set in the extended object management information table 7110.
- FIG. 22 is a flowchart illustrating a recording process of the extension information in the recording and reproducing device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing a management process of the extended information in the recording and reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 24 is a flowchart showing a reproduction process of the extension information in the recording and reproducing device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 25 is a diagram showing the relationship between the directory and media objects, the media object manager 320, and the extension objects according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 26 (a) is a view showing an example of the data structure of media object management information (MO-INFO) 2000 in the recording and reproducing apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 26 (b) shows extended object management information (EO I NFO) 2 in the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is an exemplary diagram of a data structure of 100.
- FIG. 27 (a) is a view showing an example of the data structure of media object management information (MO-INFO) 3000 in the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 27 (b) is an illustration of an example of values set in the extended data attribute flag 3100.
- FIG. 28 is a flowchart showing a management process of the extended data attribute flag in the recording / reproducing device according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 29 is a view showing an example of values set in the extended data attribute flag 3100.
- FIG. 30 is a diagram showing a conventional relationship between a directory and a media object and a program file 100002.
- FIG. 31 is a diagram showing a conventional relationship between a directory and a pit stream file and an information file.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining an external view of a DVD recorder, which is an example of a recording / playback device according to a first embodiment of the present invention, and an interface with related devices.
- a DVD recorder 1 as an embodiment of a recording and reproducing apparatus according to the present invention has a DVD disk 2 loaded as a recording medium, and performs recording and reproduction of video information and the like. It is.
- the operation of the DV recorder 1 is generally performed by a remote controller 3 or a switch (not shown) on the device.
- the video information input to the DVD recorder 1 includes both analog signals and digital signals. Analog signals include analog broadcasts and digital signals include digital broadcasts.
- an analog broadcast is received and demodulated by a receiver built in the television device 4, and is input to the DVD recorder 1 as an analog video signal of the NTSC format or the like.
- the digital broadcast is demodulated into a digital signal by a set-top box (STB) 5, which is a receiver, and is input to the DVD recorder 1 and recorded.
- STB set-top box
- the DVD disc 2 on which video information is recorded is reproduced by the DVD recorder 1 and output to the outside.
- the output signal includes both an analog signal and a digital signal. If the signal is an analog signal, the signal is directly input to the television device 4. If the signal is a digital signal, the signal is transmitted via the STB 5. After being converted into a video signal, the video signal is input to the television device 4 and displayed as an image on a television (TV).
- the DVD video talent Mera 6 is a device that combines a DVD recorder with a camera device consisting of a lens and a CCD, and encodes and records the moving image information that has been shot.
- video information may be recorded and reproduced on the DVD disc 2 by a PC 7 or the like in addition to the DVD recorder 1 and the DVD video camera 6.
- the DVD recorder reproduces the DVD disc if it is loaded in the DVD recorder.
- audio information is usually attached to the above-described analog broadcast and digital broadcast video information. The accompanying audio information is recorded and reproduced by the DVD recorder in the same manner as the video information.
- the video information may be a still image in addition to a moving image.
- a camera with a DVD video camera 6 that can record still images or This applies when a still image is copied from the recording device (hard disk) to DVD disk 2.
- Various interfaces can be considered as a digital interface between the DVD recorder and an external device such as the STB5.
- an external device such as the STB5.
- IEEE 1394 IEEE 1394, ATAP I, SCS I, USB, and the like.
- an example is described in which an analog (composite) video signal of the NTSC system is used as a signal between the DVD recorder 1 and the television (TV) 4, but the luminance signal and the color difference signal are transmitted separately. May be a component signal.
- standardization and standardization of the recording format and file format of the recording medium are performed in order to ensure the compatibility of recording and reproduction in various recording and reproducing devices.
- various unified standards have been formulated, such as the DVD—VideoRecording standard.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a drive device 110 incorporated in the recording / reproducing device according to the first embodiment and its periphery.
- a drive device 110 includes an optical pickup 101 for recording and reproducing information on and from a recording medium, and an ECC (Error Correcting Code) processing unit 102. Recording and reproduction of data are performed on a disc medium 100 which is a recording medium as described above. Data is recorded on the disk medium 100 in the minimum unit called a sector. Further, one ECC block is composed of a plurality of sectors, and error correction processing is performed by the ECC processing unit 102 using the ECC block as one unit. ECC blocks are sometimes called ECC clusters.
- the sector size is 2 KB, and 16 sectors are configured as one ECC block.
- the sector size varies depending on the type of the disk medium 100, and one sector may be 5 12 B (bytes), 8 KB, or the like.
- one sector may be configured as one ECC block, 16 sectors, or 32 sectors may be configured as a 1 ECC block. In the future, it is expected that the sector size and the number of sectors constituting the ECC block will increase as the recordable information capacity increases.
- the drive device 110 is connected to the track buffer 103, and the track buffer 103 records via the system bus 105. It is connected to the system controller 104 that controls the entire system of the playback device.
- the track buffer 103 is a buffer for recording AV data at a variable pit rate (VBR) in order to more efficiently record AV data on the disc media 100. While the read / write rate (Va) to the disk media 100 is a fixed rate, the AV data is bit rate dependent on the complexity of the content (image if video). (V b) changes.
- the track buffer 103 is a buffer for absorbing the bit rate difference.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment, including the drive apparatus 110.
- the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment includes a system control unit 104 for managing and controlling the entire system, a user I ZF for displaying to a user and receiving a request from the user.
- (Interface) section 200 analog broadcast tuner 210 for receiving VHF and UHF, camera section 211 for converting video to AV signal, digital broadcast tuner 212 for receiving digital broadcast, AV signal input Video encoder 221, which converts the video signal into a digital signal and encodes it into an MPEG program stream, etc., a still image encoder 222, which encodes the AV signal input into a JPEG stream, etc., and MPEG EG transport stream sent by digital broadcasting. Analyzing unit 2 23, Video decoder 240 for decoding video data such as MPEG, Still image decoder 241, for decoding still image data, TV Display unit 2 5 0 fine speaker, and a like.
- Analog broadcast tuner 210, camera unit 211, digital broadcast tuner 211, etc. are connected to video encoder 222, still image encoder 222, and analysis unit 222 as an AV data input source. Have been. It is not necessary to provide all of the above-described encoder, tuner, and camera unit at the same time, and it is sufficient to provide only those necessary according to the purpose of use of the recording and reproducing apparatus.
- the recording / reproducing device is a recorder for an optical disk such as a DVD
- the configuration shown in FIG. 4 may be such that the camera unit 211 is omitted from the configuration shown in FIG. If the recording / reproducing device is a video camera, as shown in FIG.
- the analog broadcast tuner 210 and the digital broadcast tuner 212 are omitted from the configuration shown in FIG.
- the microphone unit 26 1 may be further provided. If the recording / reproducing device is a personal computer, the configuration may be the same as that of FIG. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 6, from the configuration shown in FIG. 3, the analog broadcast tuner 210, the camera unit 211, and the digital broadcast tuner 212 may be omitted.
- the recording / reproducing apparatus shown in FIG. 3 includes a track buffer 103 for temporarily storing write data, and a drive apparatus 110 for writing data to a disk medium 100. It has.
- a digital I (interface) unit 230 which is an interface for outputting data to an external device by a communication means such as IEEE1394 or USB may be provided.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an appearance and a physical structure of a recordable disc medium 100 in the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- a disk medium such as a DVD-RAM is loaded into a recording / reproducing apparatus in a state of being stored in a cartridge for the purpose of protecting a recording surface.
- the recording surface is protected in a different configuration, or if acceptable, it can be loaded directly into the recording / reproducing device without storing in a cartridge. You may do it.
- FIG. 7A is a diagram showing an example of a recording area of a recordable disc medium 100.
- a lead-in area 141 is arranged at the innermost circumference
- a lead-out area 142 is arranged at the outermost circumference
- a data area 144 is arranged therebetween.
- a reference signal necessary for stabilizing a servo when the optical pickup 101 accesses the disk medium 100, an identification signal with another medium, and the like are recorded.
- the lead-out area 142 the same reference signal as the lead-in area 141 is recorded.
- the data area 143 is divided into sectors, which are the minimum access units.
- -In Fig. 7 (b) the lead-in area 141, the lead-out area 142, and the data area 143 shown concentrically in Fig. 7 (a) are arranged in the horizontal direction.
- Each of the lead-in area 141 and the lead-out area 1442 has a defect management area (DMA: DefectManagementArea) 144, 147 therein.
- the defect management area is an area in which position information indicating the position of a sector in which a defect has occurred and replacement position information indicating in which of the replacement areas a sector that replaces the defective sector exists are recorded.
- the data area 144 has a replacement area 145 and a user area 146 therein.
- the replacement area 145 is an area used as a replacement sector when a defective sector exists.
- the user area 146 is an area that can be used as a recording area by the file system. Depending on the type of disk media, some disk media do not have a spare area. In this case, if necessary, a process of replacing defective sectors may be performed in a file system such as a UDF described later.
- a physical sector number (PSN: Physical 1 Sector Number) is generally assigned to the data area in order from the inner circumference.
- the sector managed by PSN is called a physical sector.
- a logical sector number LSN (Logica1SecctorNumber) is assigned to a physical sector in the user area in order from the inner circumference so that only sectors used for data recording are continuously shown.
- the sector managed by LSN is called a logical sector.
- FIG. 7C is a diagram showing a logical data space composed of logical sectors in the user area 146 of FIG. 7B.
- the logical data space is called a volume space and records user data.
- recorded data is managed by a file system.
- a file system In a disk medium such as a DVD-RAM, a file system is called UDF, and a file system conforming to the ECMA167 and ISO133346 standards is generally used.
- a logical block number LBN (Logica1BlocNumber) is assigned to each data access unit, and data arrangement and management are performed.
- a group of sectors arranged continuously in the partition space 292 is managed in units called extents, and a set of related extents is managed as a file.
- FE file entry
- IB control block
- EFE extended file entry
- FID file identification descriptor
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a hierarchical structure of directories and files in the disk medium 100 recorded by the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- Various media objects (310 to 31 3 etc.), media object manager 320 (file name: M MI-MGR), which is a file for managing each media object, and multiple media Stores a program manager 330 (file name: PRGM0 00 1. EXT) for grouping objects and managing playback order and classification information.
- the program manager 330 is a kind of extension object for storing extension information, and a recording / reproducing apparatus corresponding to the program reproducing function performs processing such as recording and reproducing.
- the structure and function of the media object manager 320 are a kind of unified standard, and that recording and reproduction are guaranteed in all recording and reproducing apparatuses of the present invention.
- Extended information is various information required by manufacturers to implement extended functions that are not included in the unified standard.
- the extension information is stored in a file called an extension object and recorded on the disk media 100.
- the program playback function described above is an example of an extended function.
- the directory hierarchy and file names of various media objects including AV data to be recorded and reproduced are The following description will be made using the DCF standard and a format similar thereto, which will be described later.
- the naming rules for the directory hierarchy and file names are not limited to these, and other naming rules may be used.
- the video objects that include video data such as MP EG 2 are the first four characters of any combination of alphabetic characters, such as AB CDn nnn. MPG, and the next nnnn Is recorded as a moving image file according to the naming side such that is a decimal number.
- the video file contains AV data compressed in MPEG2 format, MPEG4 format, etc., and is recorded as a program stream (PS), transport stream (TS), or other format file. Is done.
- PS program stream
- TS transport stream
- the attribute information on each moving image file is recorded in an attribute information file (file name: AB CDnnnn. MOI).
- the identification information of each moving image file, the recorded date and time, the representative image (thumbnail picture) of the moving image data, and the playing time of the moving image data are converted into logical addresses on the disk media 100. It has access map information and its management information, etc. By having access map information, conversion between the time axis of video data and the data (bit string) axis can be performed, and random access to video data based on the time axis becomes possible. .
- the attribute information file may be in a format that conforms to, for example, the App1e Company's QuicTc Im file format.
- the attribute information is called a movie resource (movieresoueurce).
- the access map information is called a sample table (Sample Table).
- One video object is composed of one attribute information file and one or more video files, which are related by file name.
- the attribute information file and the video file that are related to each other are the parts of the file name excluding the extension, for example, in the video object 310, the video file 311 and the attribute information file 312 are "ABC 000 By assuming that the "1" part is the same, it is assumed that the association is made.
- the association between the attribute information file and the video file is not limited to the above-described method, and the link information to the associated video file in the attribute information file, such as a path name to the video file, is stored. Other methods may be used, such as storing the correspondence between the two as table information.
- One moving image object may include information other than one attribute information file and one or more moving image files. Also, the attribute information file and the moving image file may be integrated into one file to form the moving image object.
- still image objects including still image data such as JPEG have their respective still image information recorded as a still image file (file name: AB CDnnnn. JPG).
- the still image file is video data compressed by the JPEG method or the like, and is recorded as a file in, for example, the DCF format or the Exif format.
- a DCF image root directory 302 (directory name: DCIM) is located under the ROOT directory 300, and a DCF directory 305 for storing still image files is located below the DCF image root directory 302. (Directory name: 30 0AB CD E).
- DCF basic file 3 13 (for example, file name: AB CD 000 1.JPG), which is a kind of still image object, is stored.
- VI DEO image root directory 301 (directory name: VI DEO) under the ROOT directory 300, and further below that is a VI DEO directory 304 for mainly storing moving image objects.
- the attribute information files 3 1 2 files with the extension M ⁇ I
- the video files 3 1 1 the extension Is stored.
- Media objects include compressed audio files such as AC-3 and AAC, uncompressed audio files, Motion J PEG files, DCF extended image files defined by the DCF standard, DCF thumbnail files, PNG files, etc. AV files in other file formats may be recorded.
- Content management information for managing the recorded media object is recorded as a media object manager file 320 under a management data directory 303 (directory name: INFO).
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a data structure for managing a directory hierarchy in the UDF file system. Note that FIG. 9 corresponds to the directory hierarchical structure shown in FIG. 8, but only the file system information from the ROOT directory 300 to the attribute information file 312 is shown, and other Similar information about directories and files has been omitted for brevity.
- the starting point of the directory hierarchical structure is a file set descriptor (FSD: Fi 1 e S e t D e s c r i p t o r) 400.
- the FSD 400 has a data structure shown in FIG. 10 (a).
- the FSD 400 uses the reference information 40 1 (recording position on the disk medium 100) to the extended file entry (EFE: Ex tended File Entry) 5 10 It is stored as a value.
- EFE Ex tended File Entry
- the FSD 400 can refer to data called Name dStream from SystemStreamDirecToryICB502.
- RootDirecctoryICB501 and SystemEmStiremDiryICB502 have a structure of long-ad503 shown in FIG. 10 (b).
- l on g—ad 503 holds the length of the referenced extent (Ex t en t L En g t h) and the position (Ex t en t L o c a t i o n).
- a value called UDF Unique ID 505 is held in the IMP 1 e me n t a t io n U s e 504 in the form of AD I m p U s e shown in FIG. 10 (c).
- the EFE 510 has a structure shown in FIG. 11 (a).
- the EFE 510 is a structure for managing a set of extents constituting each directory file recorded on the disk medium 100. In order to manage the recording position and data length of each extent on the disk media 100, it is called an allocation descriptor (AD) A 514 having the structure shown in Fig. 11 (b). Includes structure. Since each directory file is composed of a plurality of extents, the EFE 510 includes a plurality of ADs 514.
- the EFE 510 includes a descriptor tag indicating the type of data, and a unique and non-overlapping disk media 100 for each directory and file.
- Stream am D irectory ICB 512 and extended attributes (EAs; E ted ed Attributes) 513 Etc. are included.
- EAs 513 is an area for storing extended attributes defined by the UDF file system, and can be used as required by extended attribute data defined by the ECMA 167 standard and other application systems as needed. You. In EA s 513, there are fields called attribute types (At tribute Type) and attribute subtypes (Attribute Sub Type), and by setting appropriate values here, The type of data included in the extended attribute can be identified. The values of the specific attribute type attribute subtype and the corresponding data structure are already defined in the ECMAA167 standard and the like.
- Figure 12 (a) shows a kind of extended attribute included in EA s 513, a processing system extended attribute that can be used by any application system (Implemented attributes). Shown is a structure called 530. When the application system uses this processing system extended attribute 530, it is necessary to set appropriate values in the Attribute Type, Attribute Subtype, and Implementation Identifier fields.
- the extended attributes included in the extended attribute 530 for the processing system can be identified by what application system is used.
- Imp leme n a t U i U n se 531 whose data length is indicated by Imp leme n t a t U uLen g t (I U_L).
- the data structure of the extended attribute stored in Imp leme n t a t i on U se 531 is determined for each application that uses it.
- the structure of a Media Object Management Environment 540 is shown in FIG. 12 (b).
- a field of Mo (Media Objecct) UniqueID541 is provided. An example of using this field will be described later.
- Extent 420 which includes directory data such as ROOT directory 300, is a file identification descriptor (FID) that holds the file name of each directory or file. ) Consists of 520. If a subdirectory / file exists under a certain directory, FID 520 is stored for each directory or file.
- FID file identification descriptor
- FID 520 has the structure shown in FIG. 11 (c).
- the FID 520 holds the names (file identifiers) of the directories and files managed on the UDF as file identifiers (File IDentifier) 52 1.
- the FID 520 further holds, as the ICB 522, reference information (for example, 430 in FIG. 9 (a)) to the EFE 501 that manages the actual data of the corresponding directory or file.
- the FID 520 includes a disc tag (Descriptor Tag) indicating the type of data and evening, and a file identifier length (Lengthof File I denti ⁇ ier) indicating the data length of the file identifier 521. ) Etc. are included.
- the hierarchical structure of the directory is managed by similarly maintaining the reference relationship between the EFE 510 and the FID 520, and by sequentially following this reference relationship, the extent data, which is the actual data of an arbitrary directory or file, is managed. Can be accessed.
- a set of extents is managed by EFE510.
- a set of extents 442 constitutes a file, which corresponds to the attribute information file 312 in FIG.
- FIG. 9 (b) is an illustration of the arrangement of the data structure of FIG. 9 (a) in the partition space.
- the same numbers are given to the same data in FIG. 9 (a) and FIG. 9 (b).
- a path name can be used to refer to a specific directory file.
- the path name is, for example, “ZV I DEO / 100 AB CDE / AB CD 00 0 1.MO I” for the extent 442 (file name: AB CD 000 1.MO I) in FIG. expressed.
- the ROOT directory 300 and the path delimiter are represented by "/".
- the path name is stored as the name of the directory existing on the path (the file identifier 521 Information) is described in a sequence, separated by path delimiters. By using this path name, it is possible to refer to any directory or file managed on the file system.
- FIG. 13A is a diagram showing an address space on the disk medium 100.
- the left end is a point where the address value is 0, and the address value increases toward the right.
- '0' and al to a4 indicate the address value at that position.
- FIG. 13 (b) shows the state of the data accumulation amount in the track buffer 103 at this time.
- the AV data whose reading has been started at the position a1 is input to the track buffer 103 at time t1, and the output of data starts from the track buffer 103.
- the track buffer 1 has an amount corresponding to the rate difference (Va-Vb) between the input rate (Va) to the track buffer 103 and the output rate (Vb) from the track buffer 103.
- the night is accumulated in 03. This state continues until the optical pickup 101 reaches a2, that is, until time t2.
- the data is stored in the track buffer 103 from time t 2 to time t 3 at which reading of the data at the position a 3 starts. It suffices if the data amount B (t 2) is consumed and the data amount is continuously supplied to the video decoder 240.
- the size of the continuous area in which AV data can be supplied continuously can be obtained as shown in (Equation 1) when converted to the number of ECC blocks N—ecc.
- N-sec is the number of sectors constituting the ECC block
- S-size is the sector size
- Tj is the seek performance (maximum seek time).
- N-e c c V b X T j / ((N—s e c X 8 X S_s i z e) X (1 -Vb / V a))
- N-e e c c d N_e c c + V b X (T j + T s) /
- the disk medium 100 if a fixed amount or more of data is continuously recorded, continuous reproduction can be performed even if the AV data is dispersedly recorded on the disk.
- this continuous area is called a CDA.
- it is a special extent for recording AV data it is sometimes called an AV extent.
- the operation is started, for example, when the user I / F 200 receives a request from the user.
- the user I / F unit 200 transmits a request from the user to the system control unit 104.
- the system control unit 104 interprets the request from the user and makes a processing request to each module.
- the system control unit 104 requests reception to the analog broadcast tuner 210 and requests encoding to the video encoder 221.
- the video encoder 221 is sent from the analog broadcast tuner 210.
- the AV signal is tracked by video encoding, audio encoding, and system encoding.
- the moving picture encoder 221 sends information necessary for creating access map information and the like to the system control unit 104 in parallel with the encoding process.
- the system control unit 104 issues a recording request to the drive device 110, and the drive device 110 extracts the data stored in the track buffer 103 and records the data on the disk medium 100.
- the CDA which is the continuous area described above, is searched from the recordable area on the disc, and data is recorded on the found CDA.
- the search for an area recordable as CDA is executed based on free area information managed by a file system such as UDF, for example, a space bitmap descriptor (Space Bitmap Descrriptor).
- the end of recording is instructed by a stop request from the user.
- the recording stop request from the user is transmitted to the system control unit 104 through the user I / F unit 200, and the system control unit 104 issues a stop request to the analog broadcast tuner 210 and the moving image encoder 221.
- the video encoder 221 receives the encode stop request from the system control unit 104, and ends the encoding process.
- the system control unit 104 After the encoding process, the system control unit 104 generates attribute information including access map information and its management information based on the information received from the video encoder 222.
- the system control unit 104 requests the drive device 110 to end the recording of the data stored in the track buffer 103 and to record the attribute information.
- the data and attribute information are saved as an attribute information file, for example, AB CD 000 1.MOI, which is a file that constitutes the video object shown in Fig. 9. Record on disk media 100, and end the video object recording process.
- system control unit 104 generates and updates the UDF file system information as described in FIGS. 10, 11, and 12 as necessary. That is, EFE 510 and FID 520 are generated for the files constituting the moving image object, and necessary information is set and recorded on the disk media 100.
- the recording / reproducing device is a video camera, as described with reference to FIG. 5, the AV signal source is changed to the camera unit 211 instead of the analog broadcast tuner 210, and other processes are the same. It is.
- the moving image data is not encoded, and the data of the MPEG 2 TS is transmitted to the digital media 100 via the digital broadcast tuner 212 and the analysis unit 23.
- the system control unit 104 controls so as to record as a moving image object. At this time, recording of file system information is also performed as described above.
- the system control unit 104 requests the camera unit 211 to output the AV signal and the still image encoder 222 to execute the encoding of the AV signal.
- the still picture encoder 222 encodes the AV signal sent from the camera section 211 into a JPEG code and sends it to the track buffer 103.
- the drive device 110 records the data stored in the track buffer 103 on the disk media 100 while receiving an instruction from the system control unit 104. At this time, the search for the data recordable area And so on based on free space information managed by the file system. Shooting ends when one still image object is recorded. Alternatively, when the user instructs continuous shooting, the process is terminated by a shooting stop request from the user, or a predetermined number of still image objects are recorded and the process ends.
- the request to stop shooting from the user is transmitted to the system control unit 104 through the user I / F unit 200, and the system control unit 104 issues a stop request to the camera unit 211 and the still image encoder 222. .
- system control unit 104 performs necessary processing on the information of the UDF file system. That is, EFE 510, FID 520, and the like are generated for the files constituting the still image object, and necessary information is set and recorded on the disk medium 100.
- Each media object recorded on the disc medium 100 in the above procedure is registered in the media object management 320 shown in FIG. 8 for later management.
- the relationship between each media object and the media object management 320 will be described later. In the present invention, the description is made using EFE510, but FE may be used instead.
- FIG. 14 shows an example of a hierarchical structure of data recorded on the disk medium 100 used in the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment, a system control unit 104 for processing them, and an example of an internal structure thereof.
- FIG. 14 shows an example of a hierarchical structure of data recorded on the disk medium 100 used in the recording / reproducing apparatus according to the first embodiment, a system control unit 104 for processing them, and an example of an internal structure thereof.
- File system information 600 is recorded on the disk medium 1 0.
- the file system information 600 includes the volume structure information 290 shown in FIG. 7 (c) and the FSD 400, EFE 510 shown in FIG. 10, FIG. 11 and FIG. , FID 520, and the above-described space bitmap descriptor.
- a media object manager 320 for managing a plurality of media objects collectively is similarly managed as a file, and constitutes content management information 601.
- an extension object 603 for adding the extension information 602 to the media object is also managed as a file.
- the program manager 330 is also an example of an extended object. It is provided to store the extended information of.
- the data recorded on these disk media 100 is operated by the system control unit 104 through the system bus 105.
- system control unit 104 is composed of an operating system (OS) and an application system in more detail.
- OS operating system
- application system application system
- the operating system includes a file system processing section 610 for controlling file system information 600, a device driver section for controlling hardware (not shown), a memory control section, and the like. Provides various common functions to the system through API (App 1 ication Program Interface). This makes it possible to realize the application system separately from the details of the hardware file system.
- API App 1 ication Program Interface
- the application system performs control operations for specific applications.
- control relating to recording or reproduction processing of a moving image object / a still image object is performed.
- the content management information processing section 611 in the application system includes the content management information 601 and a media object included therein. Perform operations on the task manager 320.
- the extended information processing section 612 performs an operation on the extended information 602 and the extended object 603 included therein. Operations on the extended object 603 will be further described later.
- the application system may include a part for displaying AV data and processing a user interface, if necessary.
- FIG. 15A is an exemplary diagram of the data structure of the media object manager 320.
- the media object manager 320 includes a header section 700 and a data section 701.
- the header part 700 has a Data Type indicating the file type, a Data Size indicating the size of the file, a Mod Time 702 indicating the update date and time of the media object manager 320, and the like. Is included.
- an extended object management information table 710 for managing the extended information 6102 is included. The LastMoUniqueID703 will be described later.
- the data section 701 includes a media object management information table 730.
- the media object management information table 730 includes NumMo Info and NumMo Info indicating the number of media object management information (MO—INFO) 700 included in the media object manager 320. MO—INFO 700 units.
- const means that the field is a constant; if there is no const, it is a variable.
- unsigned indicates that the field is an unsigned value, and if there is no insigned, it indicates a signed value.
- int () indicates that the field is an integer value with the bit length in katakana. For example, if the value in Kazuko is '16', it means that it is 16 bits long.
- string means that it is character string information.
- FIG. 15B shows the data structure of extended object management information (EO-INFO) 720 included in the media object manager 320.
- the EO-INFO 720 is a data structure for registering and managing extension objects such as the program manager 330, and indicates the type information for identifying each extension object. 2 1 and E o Sub Type 7 2 2
- E o Type 72 1 and E o Sub Type 72 2 store, for example, information on the owner (owner) of the extended object and information indicating its purpose of use as numerical values or alphabetical values. You may.
- EO—INFO 720 is extended object reference information E o Ref 723 that retains reference information to the extended object by a path name, and is an attribute flag E o F shown in FIG. 15 (c). 1 ags 724, Text Desc 726 that stores character string information indicating the outline of the extended object, and the like.
- FIG. 15 (c) is an example of the structure of EoF1ags 724 that stores various information regarding the extended object indicated by EO-INFO 720 as flags.
- the 0th bit is a Va1id field.
- the value of the V a1 id field is 1 b
- consistency between the media object manager 320 and the media object managed by the media object 320 and the extension object indicated by EO-INFO 720 is maintained.
- the value of the Va1id field is 0b, it indicates that the protection is not performed.
- FIG. 16A shows the data structure of the media object management information (MO-INFO) 740 included in the media object manager 320.
- MO—I NFO 740 is a Mo Type 741, which indicates the type information of the media object to be registered, Object reference information Mo Reference 742, which is reference information to the media object, and at least the media object.
- Mo Unique ID 743 in which a media unique ID which is a unique value within the manager 320 is set.
- the initial value is set to 0, and each time a new media object is recorded, the media unique ID is incremented by 1 and assigned.
- the maximum value of the media unique ID is set at a certain point in the LastMo Unique ID 703, even if the recording is interrupted, the value of the next media unique ID to be assigned (ie, LastMo Unique ID 703). iquel D 703 plus 1) can be easily determined.
- the UDF file system sets a unique ID 5 1 1 for each file on the file system, so the value of the unique ID 5 1 1 Can be used as the value of the media unique ID.
- the present embodiment it is set to MoUnique ID 743.
- the same value as the obtained value may be set as the Mo Unique ID 541 in the EA s 5 13 of the E FE 5 10 shown in FIG. 11A.
- the value set in Mo Type 74 1 is determined by the type of the referenced media object.
- the value of Mo Type is '1'
- the type of media object registered in certain object media information is a certain directory on the file system.
- a value of '2' indicates a video object (extension: MOI)
- a value of '3' indicates a still image object (extension: JPG).
- a different Mo Type value is assigned to each type of media object.
- the value set in the MoRef 742 is determined by converting the path name information of the referenced media object by the conversion rule shown in FIG. 16 (c).
- the first field, ParentDirNo is determined by the pathname of the parent directory of the media object referenced by MO-INFFO740. That is, if the parent directory is the VIDEO image root directory 301, the value is "0", and if the parent directory is the DCIM image root directory 302, the value is "1". Other values are reserved values because they are not used in the first embodiment.
- the values given by the conversion rules may be other combinations, for example, in the VIDEO image root directory 301, 1, 1, May be assigned to the DCIM image root directory 302, and 2 may be reserved.
- DirNo the directory number portion of the media object registered in MO-INFO740 is extracted and stored.
- the directory number is the numerical part in the directory name of the upper directory of the media object.
- Fi1eNo the file number of the media object registered in MO-INFO740 is extracted and stored.
- the file number is a numerical part in the file name of the media object.
- the media object will have the "/ VID EO" directory as its parent directory. Since the value of Parent Dir No of the OBJ-ID is “0” and the value of the numerical part of the upper directory name of the media product is 100, the OBJ-ID The value of D ir No is '100'. Further, taking the value of the numerical part of the file name of the media object, the value of FileNo of OBJ-ID is '000 1'.
- the data structure of the OB J_ID may be other formats as long as the MO-INFO 740 and the media object can be associated with each other.
- MO I " as in,” / a may be stored in a string of the full path name to the path separator character.
- a file extension may be stored instead of the Motype 740 part.
- the portion of "MO I” may be stored.
- the attribute information file for example, 312 in FIG. 8
- the corresponding moving image file in this case, 311 in FIG. 8
- the moving image file may be registered in the media object management information.
- the corresponding attribute information file can be known in the same manner.
- both the attribute information file and the video file may be registered.
- the extended object has a header 800 and a data section 801 as a common structure.
- the header section 800 includes a DataType (a fixed value indicating an extended object) indicating a file type, a DataSize indicating a file size, and an EoType 81 indicating type information of the extended object. 1 and E o Sub Type 8 12, Mod Time 8 13 indicating the update time, Text Desc 8 14 s to store the character string information indicating the outline of the extended object Is done.
- the type of the extended object is classified according to the values of EoType811 and EosbType8.12.
- the extended object is referred to by the EO-INFO 720.
- the values of E o Type 81 1 and E O Sub Type 81 and T ext D esc 814 are set to EO. — Set to Eo Type 721, E O Sub Type 722 and T ext D esc 726 in INFO 720.
- the data section 801 stores extended data unique to each type of extended object, and has a different data structure depending on the values of E o Type 81 1 and E o Sub Type 81 2.
- FIG. 17 (a) shows an example of the case of the program manager 330, which is an extended object for performing program reproduction, and has the following structure as extended data.
- PlayBackDuration which is the total playback time of all the media objects registered in the program manager 330, and the number of program information (PRG—INFO) 820 included in the program manager 330.
- the program information table 830 is composed of NumPrg Info and NumPrglnfo PRG-INFOs 820.
- FIG. 17B shows a data structure of the program information (PRG I NFO) 820 included in the program manager 330.
- PRG INFO 820 groups MO_INFO 740 to classify multiple media objects recorded on disc media 100, or to refer to media referenced from PRG—INFO 820. It is one unit when implementing program playback by playing back objects in order.
- PRG-INFO 82 is a Data Type indicating that it is program information
- PRG-Data Size is indicating the size of INFO 820
- a program Attributes indicating various attribute information
- PayBakDuration indicating program playback time PRG—NumOinfo indicating the number of references to MO—INFO7400 contained in INFO822.
- PRG—NumOinfo indicating the number of references to MO—INFO7400 contained in INFO822.
- MO-INFO740 comprising NummoInfo MoIDs, and the like.
- it may include reference information TeXtID for text information stored at a location different from PRG-INFO820, reference information ThumbnD for thumbnail information, and the like.
- the program manager 330 which is an extended object, can group arbitrary media objects. This makes it possible to construct a virtual folder structure independent of the directory structure on the file system, and perform free classification and organization of media objects. In addition, functions such as program playback for playing media objects in the playback order desired by the user can also be realized.
- the media object manager 320 includes multiple MO-INFOs 740, each of which has a registered media object. I have.
- Molnfo [1] 900 has a directory 304 registered.
- the value of the field of Molnfo [1] 900 is set as follows.
- MoR e f has parent directory '0', directory number '100', file number '0000', and the field value as a whole is 0Z100 / 0000.
- the value of the field of Molnfo [2] 901 is set as follows. First, Mo Type is set to “2”, which indicates a moving image object. In MoRef711, the parent directory is "0", the directory number is "100”, the file number is "0001", and the entire field value is 0Z100Z0001. In Mo UniqueD, '10 1 'is set as a unique value. Thereafter, other Mo I n f o values are set similarly.
- FIG. 19 shows the relationship of the program manager 330 to the media object manager 320.
- the program manager 330 includes a plurality of PRG-INF0800 (PrgInfo [1] 910-).
- Each PRG-INFO800 holds reference information to MO-INFO700 as a media unique ID. That is, the value of the media unique ID held by the MO__INF0700 in the MouniqeID712 is used as reference information.
- Prg Ifo [1] 910 Mo Ifo [2], Mo Ifo [5], and Mo Ifo [8], as shown by wavy arrows in FIG. Since there is a reference to, keep 101, 104, and 201 as the values of the Mo ID table (Mo ID []). Similarly, since Prglnfo [2] 9 11 1 has references to Mo Ifo [6] and Mo Ifo [8], 105, 201 are retained as the values of Mo ID [].
- the content management information processing unit 611 refers to the media object information in PrgInfo [1] 910. Reads the value in the table Mo ID port. As described above, the Mo ID [] holds reference information for the media object to be played back as a media unique ID.
- MO-INFO 740 indicated by the media unique ID held in the Mo ID [] from the media object manager 320, and if found, refer to MO- INFO 740. Play the media object to be played.
- Program playback is executed by repeating the same procedure for all media unique IDs held in Mo ID [].
- FIG. 20 shows the relationship between the directory media object managed by the file system and the media object manager 320 when a plurality of extension objects exist.
- extension objects 1000 and 1001 which are different from the program manager 330.
- the extension objects 1000 and 1001 are routed through the media object manager 320 (for example, by a media unique ID like the program manager 330). And provide a variety of extended information I do.
- the extension object 100000 is an extension object that holds a count value of the number of times each media object has been played so far. Each time a media object is reproduced, its force value is increased and held in the extended object 100000. By holding such a count value as extended information, it is possible to indicate whether or not the user has already viewed a certain media project.
- the count value of the number of times of reproduction can be used to determine the user's preference for the recorded video. For example, if the count value is large, it is determined that the user's favorite video has been recorded, and conversely, it is determined that a media object with a small count value is not preferred.
- Such information can be used, for example, as reference information when unnecessary media objects are deleted when the free space on the recording medium 100 becomes small.
- the extension object 1001 stores the GPS information for each media object. It is possible to record the position information at the time when each media object was recorded, and use it for searching and displaying later.
- the data held as the extension object is not limited to the above, and may be other data.
- it may be a camera parameter (a camera type at the time of recording, a zoom state, a flash state, etc.) for each media object, or metadata such as MPEG7.
- manufacturers may differentiate themselves from other It may be used to realize functions that are not included in the unified standard such as the media object manager 320 for the purpose of providing its own convenience.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of values set in the extended object management information table 710 in the state of FIG.
- EoType and EoSubtype are set to values (here, two-character ASCII codes) to identify the contents of each extended object. It should be noted that the values of EoT ype and EoSubt ype are only examples, and other values may be used as long as each extended object can be identified.
- the file name of the extended object is stored as E 0 R ef.
- the data format when referring to the extended object may be another format, such as a specific conversion rule such as a file number, such as OBJ-ID used when MO-INFO 740 refers to the media object. It is also possible to use.
- TeXtDesc holds the contents of the information held by each extended object as a simple character string.
- FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing a process for recording a new extension object and extension data in the present embodiment.
- the extended information processing section 612 reads out the extended object management information table 710 from the media object manager 320 (step S101).
- each EO I NF in the extended object management information table 71 0 By checking the value of 0720, it is checked whether an extension object including the extension data to be added already exists (step S102). If the extension object does not exist, it is newly created (step S103), and the corresponding £ 0__1 NFO 720 is added to the extension object management information table 7110 (step S104). . If an extended object exists or is newly created, extended data is added to the extended object (step S105).
- FIG. 23 shows the media object and the MO-
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart showing a process performed on the extended object management information table 710 after some operation is performed on the NFO 740.
- some operations on the media object and the MO-INFO 740 include, for example, rewriting, editing, and deleting data values in the media object and the MO-INFO 740.
- inconsistency in information between the media object and the media object manager 320 and the extension object and the extension data may occur.
- PRG-INFO 820 which is a type of extended data
- PRG-INFO 820 which is a type of extended data
- the extended information processing section 612 reads the extended object management information table 710 from the media object manager 320 (step S201).
- EO—INFO 720 exists in the number indicated by Tota1NumEoInfo704, so that step S202 to step S208 are performed. Performs processing for all EO-INFO720 by loop processing of
- the count value of the loop processing is initialized (step S202). Then, it is determined whether or not the first extended object can be processed (step S203). For this determination, E o T y p e 72 1 and E o S b b t y p e 72 2 and E o R e f 72 3 can be used.
- a recording / reproducing device may only be able to operate a specific type of extended object, so if it is determined that the extended object cannot be processed, the Valid flag 73 1 is set to 0b. (Step S204). This indicates that the consistency between the extended object and the media object and the media object manager 320 is not guaranteed. On the other hand, if it is found that the extended object can be processed, the contents of the extended object are updated (step S205), and the Valid flag 731 is set to lb (step S206).
- updating the content of the extended object is a process in which the result of the previously performed operation on the media object and the media object manager 320 matches the content of the extended object.
- the extension object is the program manager 330, and operations on the media object and the media object manager 320 are performed by the media object and the MO-INFO 740 referring to the media object. If this is the case, the program manager 330 The PRG-INFO 820 referring to the MO-INFO740 is updated, and a process of deleting the removed reference to the MO-INFO740 is performed.
- update processing is performed according to the extension information.
- the Valid flag 731 is set to 1b. Thereafter, while adding the count value, the process is repeated until the value becomes equal to the value of TotalNumEoInfo (steps S207 and S208).
- FIG. 21 (b) shows an example of values set in the extended object management information table 710 after the processing as shown in FIG. 23 is completed.
- FIG. 24 is a flowchart relating to processing when a specific type of extended object is designated and its data is used in the present embodiment.
- the extended information processing section 612 reads the extended object management information table 710 from the media object manager 320 (step S301).
- the extended object management information table 710 is searched to obtain EO-INFO 720 which refers to the target extended object (step S302).
- the target extended object can be detected by examining the values of EoType 721 and EoSubtvpe 722. Or By determining the naming side of the path name of the extension object, it can be detected by looking at the value of E o Ref 723.
- exception processing is performed (step S303), and the processing shown in the flowchart ends.
- the exception process is, for example, a process of displaying a message notifying the user that a desired extended object does not exist, or a process of creating a new extended object.
- step S304 If E0__INFFO720 referring to the target extended object is found, it is checked whether the value of the Va1id flag is 1b (step S304).
- exception processing is performed (step S305).
- the exception handling means, for example, displaying a message to notify the user that there is an inconsistency between the desired extended object and the media object manager 320, or writing the recording medium 100. For example, prohibiting data from being included in the extended object, or updating the information in the extended object to eliminate the inconsistency between the extended object and the media object manager 320. is there.
- step S306 normal processing is performed on the extended object (step S306).
- the normal processing means, for example, that if the extended object is the program manager 330, program reproduction is performed. .
- the operation according to each type is performed, such as displaying extended data associated with a certain media object to the user (display of GPS information, etc.).
- extended information can be added without significantly increasing the data capacity of the media object manager 320.
- the extended objects are managed by the extended object management information table 710.
- each extended object is managed by the MO-INFO.
- FIG. 25 shows the relationship between the extended object and the MO-INFO at this time.
- MO Info [i] to Mo Info [i + 2] which are MO-INFOs included in the media object manager 320, refer to the extended objects 1000, 330, and 1001, respectively. , And are managed.
- the MO-INFO in the present embodiment has the structure shown in FIG.
- the MO-INFO 2000 in FIG. 26 (a) is the same as the MO-INFO 740 except that a field of EO_INFO 210 is added.
- EO-INFO 210 has a structure different from EO-INFO720 and has a structure shown in FIG. 26 (b).
- EO-1 INFO2100 has the structure excluding EO-1 NFFO 720 force, EoRef723 and TextDesc726, and instead of EoRef723, Mo Type741 and Mo Using Ref 742 with Tet ID 744 instead of T ext D esc 726 performs a similar function. That is, the extension object is referred to by Mo Type 741 and Mo Ref 742, and character string information for the extension object is stored by Text Desc 726.
- extension object for example, "4"
- Mo Type 741 in Fig. 16 (b) For example, "4"
- the directory name and file name of the extended object use a naming rule that enables unique reference by directory number and file number.
- each extended object is Effectiveness Manage gender.
- the MO-INFO that refers to and manages the media object has the data structure shown in FIG.
- MO-1 NF ⁇ 3000 is different from MO-I NF07 40 in that an extended data attribute flag (Ref V a1 id F 1 ag) 3 100 field is added. Except for the same.
- RefValidFlag3100 holds the information shown in FIG. 27 (b). In R e f Va l i d F l a g 3 100, two bits correspond to one extended object.
- bits 0 to 1 correspond to the extension object having the file number 0000 1 among the extension objects.
- bits 1-2 correspond to the file number 0002, and so on.
- each of these two bits is as follows. That is, the upper bit indicates whether a reference from the extended object exists (lb) or does not exist (Ob) for the media object managed by the MO_INFO 3000. The lower bit indicates whether the extended data for the media object managed by the MO-INFO 3000 is valid (Ib) or invalid (Ob).
- the lower bits have the same meaning as the Va1id flag 731.
- the lower bits of this Ref V a1 id F 1 ag 3 100 can indicate whether the extension data is valid in units of MO-INFO 3000, and the management of the extension data in more detailed units is possible. It is possible.
- bits 30 to 31 are set to the value 00b because they are not referred to there.
- the program The Playback Duration which is the playback time of the program, is different from the actual value, which confuses the user when executing the program playback.
- the extended information processing unit 612 reads out RefValidFlag3100 from the media object management information 3000 to be edited (step S401). -
- step S402 the count value of the loop processing is initialized (step S402). Then, for the first extended object, it is determined whether or not there is an extended object to refer to the media object (step S402).
- step S404 it is determined whether or not the extended object can be processed.
- the Ref Va corresponding to the extended object may be used.
- the value of the lower bit of the two bits in 1 id F 1 ag 3 100 is set to 0b (step S405). This indicates that the consistency between the extended object and the media object is not guaranteed.
- step S406 the contents of the extension object are updated (step S406), and the two bits in the RefValid Flag 310 corresponding to the extension object are updated.
- the value of the lower bit is set to 1b (step S407).
- updating the contents of the extended object refers to, for example, a process of updating the PI ayBakDuration of the program accompanying the editing of the media object ( hereinafter, adding the count value while adding the count value). The process is repeated for all RefVa1idF1ag3100 (step S408, step S409).
- FIG. 29 shows an example of values set in R ef V a1 id F 1 ag 3 100 after the processing as shown in FIG. 28 is completed.
- the value of the lower bit of Ref V alid F 1 ag 310 is checked (that is, the process corresponding to step S 304 in FIG. 24 is performed. This allows normal processing to be performed when the information of the extended object is valid, and when the validity is not guaranteed, appropriate exception processing, prohibition of writing, display of a message to the user, etc. can be performed. is there.
- Such a configuration is effective in increasing the efficiency of data processing, especially when the data volume of the media object manager is large, since the entire data does not need to be updated.
- RefValidFlag3100 has a 32-bit length, but may have another data length or a variable length. By using a variable length, it is possible to efficiently cope with changes in the number of extended objects.
- bits 0 to 1 of RefValid FlagSlOO correspond to the extended object whose file number is 001, but RefValid Flag lag 3100
- Each bit and the extension object The correspondence with iput is not limited to this.
- the extension object whose file number is 001 may be associated with the upper bits of RefVa1idF1ag310, such as bits 30 to 31. .
- RefValidFlag3100 and extended object 1 are associated by their file numbers, but they may be associated by other methods.
- This embodiment describes a method for managing the validity of an extended object using update date and time information.
- the media object manager 320 is provided with a Mod Time 702 indicating the update date and time. Each time the contents of the media object manager 320 are updated, the value of ModTime 702 is also updated.
- the extension object is also provided with a Mod Time 812 indicating the update date and time. Similarly, it is assumed that, whenever the contents of the extension object are updated, the value of ModTime 8 13 is also updated.
- the content of only the extended object that can be processed is updated (step S205 in FIG. 23).
- the media object manager 320 is updated, and only the processable extended object is updated.
- Mod Time 702 matches the processable extension object Mod Time 8 13.
- the extension object that cannot be processed is not updated, so that its Mod Time 813 is not updated. It no longer matches the value of Mod Time 7 0 2.
- FIG. 17 has been described using the program manager 330 as an extended object, the same effect can be obtained with other extended objects by having the same fields as ModTime 8 13 It is possible.
- MO-INFOs 740, 2000, and 3000 may be referred to as ProperttyEntry.
- M0Type741 and M0Ref742 may be collectively referred to as BinalyFileeIdentifier.
- MoUniqueID743 is sometimes referred to as entry-number. Extension objects are sometimes called manufacturer-specific files, or private files.
- R e f V ali d F 1 ag 3 100 may also be referred to as v f 1 ag s.
- the recording / reproducing apparatus and the recording medium are described using an optical disk medium such as a DVD as an example.
- the present invention is not particularly limited.
- Other recording devices and recording media such as the used hard disk drive and magneto-optical disk media may be used.
- Data for functions can be added efficiently. This is a desirable configuration in a recording / reproducing apparatus where hardware resources are limited, such as a consumer electronics device such as a DVD recorder and a DVD video camera. Also, when a media object is edited or deleted, it is not defined by the unified standard, so even if there is an extended function or extended object that is not supported by a certain recording / reproducing device, data inconsistency will occur. And the appropriate data processing method can be determined, and it is possible to avoid equipment malfunction, system stoppage, and reduced convenience for users.
- recording and playback is performed by a recording and playback device in which one recording medium has different extended functions from multiple manufacturers. It is assumed that this will be done. Therefore, a greater effect can be obtained by the recording and reproducing apparatus and method according to the present invention.
- the present invention provides a program for controlling a recording operation of the recording device, a program for controlling a reproducing operation of the reproducing device, a medium (program product) for providing these programs, and a recording medium. It can be implemented as a recorded data structure. Those skilled in the art can easily understand the embodiments of these aspects from the above description of the embodiments. ⁇ 'Industrial availability
- the present invention is not limited to these, but can be used for a recording medium such as a DVD, and a recording / reproducing device such as a DVD recorder and a DVD video camera.
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