KR20000020341A - Apparatus and method selling recorded music - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: An apparatus for selling recorded music is provided to easily buy a wanted music by automatically recording and selling a music data selected by a user in recording media. CONSTITUTION: A key pad(10) is inputted by a user. A key pad connecting unit(11) is connected to the key pad(10) and receives a key input data. A money input unit(12) inputs a money. A card reading unit(20) reads a discriminating data existed in an electronic money. A video adaptor(31) converts data into a video signal. A modem(50) transmits and receives data to a music providing server(300) through a communication network(200). A hard disk device(40) stores digital music data with an advanced audio coding format and music guide information. An audio decoder(61) expands digital compress data and recovers an original analog audio signal. A flash memory(62) successively stores selling information according to the recording result. An output amplifier(91) amplifies an audio signal and outputs the amplified audio signal to a speaker(Sp). A recoding unit(80) records an analog audio signal in a cassette tape. A deck control unit(70) inserts a tape into the recoding unit(80) and ejects the tape out a tape ejecting unit(73).

Description

Music recording sales device and sales method

The present invention relates to a music recording sales device and a method of selling a simple way to record and sell favorite music at any time, and more particularly, online input from a music providing server or the like that provides music data remotely through a communication network. Alternatively, after receiving and storing music data input offline from the outside, and outputting and displaying guide information on the received and stored music data at the user's request, through this, only the music data recorded and selected by the user are pre-loaded or The present invention relates to a music recording sales device and a method for automatically recording and selling on a recording medium inserted and mounted at a predetermined speed, so that a user can easily purchase desired music.

Today, the demand for information and culture is soaring that it is called the age of information and the flood of culture. This makes it easy for users to access their favorite music without TV or radio. For example, users are accessing the Internet, which is likened to a sea of information, to obtain necessary information and to enjoy entertainment. In particular, access to and use of the web that supports music or video is busy. .

Users connect to the Internet to collect their favorite music, search for a web server (site) of interest among various servers on the Internet, and download necessary music data through a connected communication line. In addition, a program for decoding the music data is driven to listen to the downloaded music data as described above, or line-connected and recorded in a CD or cassette tape through a separately provided recording apparatus.

However, in order to purchase desired music through the above method, an expensive terminal device such as a PC is essential. In order to access the Internet even if such a terminal device is provided, a web browser or communication is provided in the terminal device. Since a program such as a dedicated emulator must be installed and the user must know how to use it, it is not easy for a general user to purchase music using this method.

In addition, even if the user accesses the Internet using such an expensive terminal device, not only the music data download fee but also a separate communication cost according to the Internet connection is increased, so that the music purchase cost of the user is increased and the music data of good sound quality is increased. In case of purchase, communication cost is increased because a large data file must be downloaded. In addition to these costs, the user has to wait for several tens of minutes to download a few songs. There was also a problem that caused waste.

In addition, in order to record the music downloaded through the communication to a separate portable recording medium, it is cumbersome to install a separate optical disk driver or the like or connect a line with an audio device. Even if the music is recorded, the original music data is not of high quality, and the recorded music also generates noise at high frequencies. When recording directly to the optical disc as data, an expensive portable player for reproducing it is also required. Therefore, there has been a problem in popularizing and broadly providing a music sales service in this manner.

In addition, users can easily access music at large bookstores or record stores that sell records. In these places, users can listen to music freely, but they record music they like and want to collect. Since there is no convenience to enable the user, the user has to purchase all the cassette tapes or CDs containing the music in order to collect his favorite songs, which is also a burden on the user.

because of this. The number of users who buy illegally copied cassette tapes or CDs at a low price is increasing. The price of illegally copied records is widely distributed because they are cheaper than genuine products, but the distribution of illegally copied records is not in violation of the law. Not only does it lower the creative motivation of music creators, it impedes cultural development, but it also confuses the distribution order and is a serious social problem.

Accordingly, the present invention was created to solve the above problems, and after receiving and storing a plurality of music data, freely selecting and recording music of the user's favorite among variously provided music, and recording the recorded sound. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a music recording sales device and a method for selling the media.

Figure 1 shows the configuration of a preferred embodiment of a music recording sales apparatus according to the present invention,

Figure 2 is a flow chart showing the flow of a preferred embodiment of the music recording sales method according to the present invention,

3 illustrates music classification information provided and displayed in a music recording and selling apparatus according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 illustrates music guide information for each item of classification information of FIG. 3, for example.

5 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a music recording and selling apparatus according to the present invention;

6 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a music recording and selling apparatus according to the present invention.

※ Explanation of code for main part of drawing

10: keypad 11: keypad connection

12 currency input unit 13 optical disc playback unit

14 diskette drive unit 20 card reader

21: small printer 30: monitor

31: video adapter 40: hard disk device (HDD)

50: modem 60: central processing unit (CPU)

61: Audio Decoder 62: Flash Memory

63: ROM 64: Sound Card

65 data converter 66 serial communication device

70: deck control unit 71: tape input unit

71 ': disk input unit 72: tape storage unit

72 ': disk storage 73: tape ejection

73 ': disc ejection portion 80: recording portion

81: copy unit 90: analog switch

91: output amplifier 100: music recording sales apparatus according to the present invention

200: communication network 300: music providing server

The apparatus for selling music recording according to the present invention for achieving the above object comprises: data receiving means for receiving a plurality of music data and guide information for each music data input from an external server through a communication network; Storage means for storing the received music data and guide information; And recording means for recording and discharging the recording-selected music data of the stored music data on a mounted recording medium, currency input means for inputting money; Storage means for storing a plurality of music data; And recording means for recording the selected music data recorded on the mounted recording medium among the stored music data when money is input through the money input means.

In addition, the music recording selling method according to the present invention, the first step of outputting and displaying the previously stored music guide information on the screen; A second step of guiding and outputting a recording fee of all the songs selected by recording on the displayed music guide information; A third step of determining whether the guided recording rate is input; A fourth step of recording the selected music according to the determination result; And a fifth step of discharging the recording medium after the recording of all the selected songs is completed.

In the above-described music recording sales apparatus and sales method, the storage means stores a plurality of music data and its guide information in advance, and outputs and displays the stored guide information on the screen at the request of the user. When the user selects and selects songs to be recorded on the guide information displayed, the recording fee of all the selected songs is calculated and guided and outputted on the screen. When the guided recording fee is input, the recording means records the selected music data of the stored music data on any recording medium or a recording medium input by the user. When the recording of all the songs selected by the user is completed, the recording medium is discharged.

Hereinafter, the configuration and operation of a preferred embodiment of the music recording and selling apparatus and method according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 shows a configuration of a preferred embodiment of a music recording and selling apparatus according to the present invention, comprising: a keypad 10 for key input by a user; A keypad connector 11 connected to the keypad 10 to receive key input data; A currency input unit 12 for currency input; A card reader 20 for reading identification data in the input electronic money; A small printer 21 for outputting a transaction list; A monitor 30 for displaying guide information; A video adapter 31 for converting data into an image signal; A modem 50 for transmitting and receiving data to and from the music providing server 300 through the communication network 200; A hard disk device 40 in which digital music data and music guide information of an advanced audio coding (AAC) format provided from the music providing server 300 are stored in association; An audio decoder 61 for decompressing the stored digital compressed data at a designated double speed and restoring the original analog audio signal; A flash memory 62 for continuously storing sales information according to a recording result; A sound card 64 for converting and outputting guide voice messages into voice; An output amplifier 91 for power-amplifying the converted output voice signal and outputting the converted audio signal to a speaker Sp; An analog switch (90) for selecting an audio signal applied to the output amplifier (91); A tape input unit 71 for cassette tape input; A tape storage unit 72 in which a plurality of cassette tapes having the same time capacity are stored; A tape discharge part 73 for tape discharge; A recording unit (80) for recording the restored analog audio signal on a cassette tape inserted and mounted at a specified speed; The tape input through the tape input unit 71 or the tape stored in the tape storage unit 72 is inserted into the recording unit 80 or the tape recorded by the recording unit 80 is inserted into the tape. Deck control unit 70 for discharging to the tape discharge unit 73; A ROM 63 in which a program is stored; And a central processing unit (CPU) 60 for controlling the processing according to the user's input request and the movement of data between the components.

Figure 2 is a flow chart showing the flow of a preferred embodiment of the method for selling music recordings according to the present invention. Hereinafter, the recording method of FIG. 2 according to the present invention will be described in detail with the operation of the recording apparatus of FIG.

First, the modem 50 is digital music data compressed in AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) format, provided from the music providing server 300 through the communication network 200, the reproduction time length of the data, to each music Received guide information such as a fee, a singer's name, and a part of the first lyrics, and the received music data and guide information are stored in the hard disk device 40 (S10).

As described above, when a plurality of pieces of music data and music guide information are stored in the hard disk device 40, when a user requests recording of music through the keypad 10 (S20), the ROM 63 may be located in the ROM 63. The CPU 60 executing the program recognizes this through the keypad connection unit 11 and outputs the classification information as shown in FIG. 3 for selection to the monitor 30 through the video adapter 31. (S21), the user can select a specific item from the output classification information. When the user selects a specific item on the classification information as shown in FIG. 3, for example, a key corresponding to the most recent item through the keypad 10, the CPU 60 connects the keypad to the keypad 11. Through the video adapter 31 to read the latest information received and stored in the form as shown in FIG. 4 from the hard disk device 40 through the video adapter 31 Output to the monitor 30.

From the most recent guide information of the type shown in FIG. 4 outputted through the monitor 30, the user selects the corresponding code while scrolling through the keypad 10 the songs he / she likes, that is, the songs to be recorded. When the central processing unit 60 outputs a guide message asking whether the tape is input to the monitor 30 through the video adapter 31, and thus the user directly imports a cassette tape for recording. The tape to be recorded is input through the tape input unit 71.

When the tape is input through the tape input unit 71, the central processing unit 60 outputs a guide message asking the time capacity of the tape to the monitor 30 through the video adapter 31. Accordingly, the user inputs the time capacity of the cassette tape input by the user through the keypad 10.

Thereafter, the central processing unit 60 reads out the playing time of each of the selected songs from the guide information for each song pre-stored in the hard disk device 40, and calculates the total playing time of all the selected songs. The calculated playback time is compared with the time capacity of the cassette tape to be recorded, that is, the time value input by the user.

If the user selects the music purchase using the cassette tape stored in the tape storage unit 72 without directly inputting the tape, it is compared with a predetermined time capacity, for example, a time length of 60 minutes.

As a result of the comparison, if the recording time of the selected songs is greater than the time capacity of the cassette tape, a message is provided to reselect or delete the songs to be recorded, if the recording time of the selected songs is the time capacity of the cassette tape. If the size is smaller than a certain size, a recordable time and the like can be additionally displayed on the monitor 30 through the video adapter 31 together with a message indicating that the song to be recorded may be further selected. When the music is reselected or partially deleted, or when the music to be recorded is further selected in consideration of the recordable time displayed on the monitor 30, the CPU 60 compares the amount of time. The process will be redone.

As a result of the comparison, when the central processing unit 60 determines that the recording time of the selected song is within a certain range of the recordable time (time capacity) of the cassette tape, the central processing unit 60 selects the selected designation. Each recording fee of songs is read from the guide information previously stored in the hard disk device 40, and the total recording fee of the selected songs is calculated. The recording fee may be evenly sold for all songs. However, as shown in the guide information of FIG. 4, the music providing server 300 may be differently determined according to the number of recording requests, sales volume, time of release, and the like, as shown in the guide information of FIG. 4. In the rate calculation process, the central processing unit 60 separately adds a tape fee (for example, 1000 won) to the calculated fee if the user does not directly input the tape through the tape input unit 71. In addition, a fee is calculated, and the calculated total recording fee, that is, a selling fee, is output to the monitor 30 through the video adapter 31.

As described above, unlike a method of outputting a total recording fee for the selected designated song through the monitor 30 after the user selects the song selection, the user records the predetermined basic recording through the currency input unit 12. If the fee is entered first, it may be proceeded to the method of outputting the classification information and the guide information of the above-mentioned music through the monitor 30 only at that time. When the user selects and selects a song according to the above method, the central processing unit 60 checks whether or not the total recording fee of the selected song exceeds the input base rate. If the total recording rate exceeds the input base rate, the video adapter 31 outputs a guide message to pay the corresponding rate (= total recording rate of the song-base rate) to the monitor 30. .

If the user does not want to record the entire cassette tape but wants to record only a few of his or her favorite songs, the user selects a few songs of his choice from the latest guide information as shown in FIG. When the selection end key provided in 10) is pressed, the central processing unit 60 recognizes this through the keypad connection unit 11, and calculates the recording fee as described above for only the selected songs. The monitor 30 guides the recording fee.

On the other hand, the guide message output to the monitor 30 via the video adapter 31, the sampled voice data corresponding to the voice through the sound card 64 under the control of the CPU 60 The signal is converted into a signal and amplified and then output to a speaker, thereby allowing a user to perform a process for purchasing music more easily as voice besides visual guidance.

When the user inputs the recording fee guided by the monitor 30 or by voice through the money input unit 12 (S30), the money input unit 12 receives data corresponding to the input fee from the center. For example, when the output guided recording fee is a total of 4000 won, and the user inputs three 1000 won bills and two 500 won bills, the money input unit 12 is transmitted. Will send the hex-code that represents 1000 won and the hex-code that represents 500 won twice.

If the user inputs an electronic money, such as a debit card, into the card reader 20 instead of directly inputting a fee through the money input unit 12 to pay the guided recording fee, the card is read. The unit 20 reads the data in the inputted electronic money and checks the utilization status, etc., and determines whether to pay. If it is determined that payment of the recording fee is possible from the inputted electronic money, the inputted By re-adjusting the balance in the electronic money by the amount of the recording fee subtracted from the balance in the electronic money, the recording fee is paid.

In addition, if a user selects and inputs a specific key promised by a guide message displayed on the monitor 30 without inputting a recording charge guided through the monitor 30 or by voice, the keypad 10 When the subscriber ID number is inputted through S40, the central processing unit 60 controls the modem 50 to be connected to the communication network 200, and then the subscriber identification number is By transmitting to the music providing server 300 or another server managing the subscriber (not shown) through the communication network 200, it is requested to confirm the subscriber (S41).

Accordingly, the music providing server 300 or a separate subscriber management server uses an identification number input through the communication network 200 from a hard disk in which subscriber information registered in the online music providing service is stored in advance. Search and transmit result data indicating whether the subscriber is a subscriber according to the search result to the modem 50 of the device 100 connected to the communication network 200, and the central processing unit 60 By receiving and decoding the result data input through the modem 50, it is determined whether the user is a subscriber (S42).

When the recording fee is normally input or paid or when the user is determined to be a subscriber of the online music providing service, the central processing unit 60 controls the deck control unit 70 and is stored in the tape storage unit 72. Either one of the cassette tapes having the same amount of time capacity is drawn out, or when the tape is directly input to the tape input unit 71, the input tape is inserted into the recording unit 80.

When the cassette tape is mounted on the recording unit 80, the central processing unit 60 corresponds to the selected song among a plurality of pieces of music data compressed and stored in the hard disk device 40 in AAC format. The music data is sequentially read and transmitted to the audio decoder 61. The audio decoder 61 reads the sequentially input and read music data at the decoding speed corresponding to a predetermined recording speed. The music data is decoded and restored to digital data in the original PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) format, which is then converted into an analog audio signal and output. If the predetermined recording speed is 10x high speed copying, the audio decoder 61 is implemented by a high speed digital signal processing (DSP) chip to convert the compressed digital data into a constant decoding processing speed (88.2 kbyte / sec). It will decode at 882 kbytes per second, which is 10 times faster than the reconstructed output rate = 44.1 kHz sampling x 16 bits.

The compressed and restored audio signal is transmitted to the recording unit 80, and the recording unit 80 records the input analog audio signal on a cassette tape. The recording unit 80 also records the designated recording. While driving the cassette tape mounted at the speed corresponding to the double speed, the input audio signal is recorded on the cassette tape (S31).

On the other hand, the decoding process, in addition to the actual recording process may be performed in the process of checking the song currently selected by the user, when the user requests the playback of the selected song, the central processing unit 60 is the analog switch ( 90), and the audio decoder 61 performs a decoding process for the selected song, so that the decoded audio signal is amplified and output to the speaker, so that the user can directly listen to the selected song to determine whether it is a desired song. You can check whether or not. In this case, the audio decoder 61 outputs an analog signal by restoring the data at a constant decoding speed instead of fast decoding by the control setting of the CPU 60.

During the recording in the recording unit 80, the central processing unit 60 is the recording time of the song and the current recording progress of the cassette tape to be recorded if the selected songs are completed by one song unit For example, when the remaining time length (the total time length of the tape is 60 minutes) of the A side), 30 minutes-the total time length of the recorded music = the remaining time of the tape, are compared. If the time length of the song to be recorded is greater than the length, the recording unit 80 is controlled so that the recording head is switched to the opposite side (B side) of the inserted cassette tape, and the recording start of the switched side is performed. Navigate to the section you want to record the next song from the beginning of the recording.

Further, during recording of the song, the central processing unit 60 continuously stores the sales information of the song selected and recorded by the user in the flash memory 62, which does not lose its stored information even when the power is turned off. For example, if the user selects a total of eight songs for recording, each time recording of the song is completed, the identification information of the song (a unique number of the song, or a song name and artist name) and The recording fee of the corresponding song (if the recording fee of the song is set evenly, this information is excluded) is stored in association.

The central processing unit 60 controls the modem 50 to connect the communication information to the communication network 200 when the storage information of the storage is stored at a periodic time interval or as much as the storage capacity of the flash memory 62 is stored. After the connection is made, the stored sale information is read and transmitted to the music providing server 300 or a separate sales management server (not shown) through the modem 50, and the music providing server 300 or The sales management server can be usefully used in the income distribution problem due to the copyright of the music, etc. based on the sales information.

When recording of all the songs selected by the user is completed in the same manner as described above (S50), the central processing unit 60 controls the deck control unit 70 to mount the cassette tape in the recording unit 80. By releasing from, the tape discharge unit 73 discharges the cassette tape on which music is recorded, thereby selling the cassette tape on which the music selected by the user is recorded, and at the same time the central processing unit ( 60 reads the recording contents of the selected and recorded songs from the flash memory 62 and transmits them to the small printer 21 so that the small printer 21 details the recorded songs. By outputting in the form (S51), the user can reconfirm the recording history of the song selected by the user and the recording fee thereof.

In the above embodiment, the apparatus for recording and selling selected songs as an analog signal on a cassette tape has been described, but unlike the above embodiment, the deck control unit 70 has a configuration in which a recordable optical disc is mounted. In addition, the audio decoder 61 decodes and restores the music data at high speed and outputs the digital data in PCM format. The audio decoder 61 records the data directly in the digital form in the recording unit 80 and sells the recorded optical disk instead of the tape medium. You may.

In addition, in the above embodiment, when the modem 50 receives the guide information such as the recording fee for the music already received and stored from the music providing server 300 through the communication network 200, The central processing unit 60 updates and stores the guide information of the corresponding song previously stored in the hard disk device 40 with the re-received guide information, thereby recording the songs stored in the hard disk device 40. Allow the rate to be adjusted at all times in accordance with the above information.

5 is a block diagram of another embodiment of a music recording and selling apparatus according to the present invention. Instead of the modem 50 of FIG. 13) and the diskette drive part 14 are the same as the structure of FIG.

The apparatus for selling music recording according to the present invention configured as shown in FIG. 5 is not connected to the music providing server 300 through a communication network, that is, the apparatus is operated alone without data transmission and reception with the music providing server. Since the music data is not provided from the music providing server 300 through a communication network, a recording medium such as a CD or a DVD containing a large amount of music data is received and inserted into the optical disc reproducing unit 13. Thereafter, the music data is directly received from the inserted recording medium, stored in the hard disk device 40, and recorded and sold according to the above-described embodiment when the user requests a recording. The flash memory 62 Recorded sales information that is stored in succession is copied to a diskette (diskette), etc. input to the diskette drive unit 14, and directly to the operator of the music providing server 300 It is used for distribution of storage rights, such as by sending mail or by collecting the data directly by the operator and having the server read the contents of the diskette.

In addition, in the case of configuring the apparatus of FIG. 1 and FIG. 5 as one apparatus, the apparatus for selling music recording according to the present invention may be connected and operated with the music providing server through a communication network in some cases, or operated alone. It may be done.

FIG. 6 illustrates a configuration of another embodiment of a music recording and selling apparatus according to the present invention. In contrast to the configuration of FIG. 1 or FIG. 5, the digital data restored by the audio decoder 61 is digital data in the MP3 format. And a serial communication device 66 for converting the format-converted digital data into serial data and outputting the serial data to a connection port. And a copy unit 81 for copying the format-converted music data onto a disc. The tape input unit 71, the tape storage unit 72, and the tape discharge unit 73 include a disc input unit 71 'and a disc storage unit. The portion 72 'is replaced with the disk discharge portion 73'.

In the apparatus for selling music recording according to the present invention configured as shown in FIG. 6, all operations are performed in the same manner as in the above-described embodiment, except that the digital data restored by the audio decoder 61 is the data converter 65. The digital music data of the digital music format MP3 format, which is commonly used in the present invention, is converted into digital data. A copy will be made.

In the embodiment of Fig. 6, according to the user's selection, instead of copying and selling the music data to the recording medium, the data is output directly to the I / O port through the serial communication element 66, without intervention of the medium. A method of copying directly to a user's portable digital music player may be applied.

In addition, as mentioned above, if the price per song is not uniformly set as described above, but all are uniformly set, the one-time fee, that is, without the hassle of calculating the recording fee for the song selected by the user one by one, that is, It is also possible to operate the device by fixing the recording fee per cassette tape.

In addition, the tape storage unit 72 stores not only the tapes having the same time capacity but also various time capacities, that is, 60 minutes, 90 minutes, 120 minutes, and the like. By inputting the time capacity of the tape to be recorded through the keypad 10, the user-selected songs are recorded on the cassette tape corresponding to the input time capacity, so that the time capacity and the device of the songs to be recorded by the user Since the time capacity of the cassette tapes stored in the system does not match, it is possible to reduce the inconvenience of having to carry the cassette tapes directly into the device.

In the above embodiment, the keypad 10, the currency input unit 12, the card reader 20, the monitor 30, and the like are provided in a plurality of space-separated units, and the main apparatus (hard disk unit, deck) is provided. The drive unit, etc.) can be connected in line, so that a large number of users can simultaneously search for their favorite music using a single device, thereby coping with this type of mass sales of music.

In addition, the music data and the music guide information provided from the music providing server 300 through the communication network 200 is stored in the hard disk device 40, the above-mentioned to provide this at the request of the user Unlike the embodiment, when a user selects a song through the keypad 10, the music providing server connects and connects a high-speed communication device to the communication network 200 through the modem 50. Requesting to transmit the music data and music guide information for the selected song to the 300, accordingly, when receiving the music data and music guide information from the music providing server 300, Temporarily stored in a hard disk device 40 or a memory of a predetermined capacity, and then displaying the music guide information output through the monitor 30 and on the mounted cassette tape or optical disk as described above. By recording and discharging the music data, the method of selling music can also be implemented.

The music recording and selling apparatus and the selling method according to the present invention constituted as described above are convenient because the user can simply record the music he likes at any time and purchase the desired songs, and the music sales space is significantly reduced. It is a very useful invention that solves social problems such as illegal copying of music by reducing the fixed cost of sales and spreading music purchases in which ordinary users pay their royalty fees due to music sales regardless of place and time.

Claims (28)

Money input means for inputting money; Storage means for storing a plurality of music data; And When recording money through the currency input means, recording apparatus for recording music comprising recording means for recording the selected music data of the recorded music data on the mounted recording medium, The method of claim 1, The money input means is a music recording sales device, characterized in that for reading the input electronic money, The method of claim 1, The storage means is further stored in the music recording sales apparatus, characterized in that the guide information, such as recording fees for each of the plurality of music data is stored; The method of claim 1, The recording medium is a music recording device, characterized in that the cassette tape, The method of claim 1, Storage means for storing sales information for the recording-selected music; And And a copying means for copying the stored sales information to another inserted recording medium. The method of claim 1, Storage means for storing a plurality of recording media; And And recording means for selecting one of the plurality of recording media and mounting the recording means on the recording means. The method of claim 1, It further comprises a recording medium input means for recording medium input, And the recording means records the music data on a recording medium mounted through the recording medium input means. The method of claim 1, The recording means, the music recording sales apparatus, characterized in that for converting the stored music data into analog audio sound recording on a recording medium at high speed, Money input means for inputting money; Storage means for storing a plurality of music data; And When recording money through the money input means, music recording vending device comprising a copy means for copying the selected music data of the stored music data, The method of claim 9, The copying means is a music recording sales device, characterized in that for copying the recording selected music data to the outside through the output port, The method of claim 9, The copying means is a music recording sales apparatus, characterized in that for copying and discharging the recording selected music data on the optical recording medium, The method according to claim 9 or 10 or 11, The copying means is a music recording sales apparatus, characterized in that for copying the converted music data of the selected format converted to music data, Data receiving means for receiving music data input from an external server through a communication network; Storage means for storing the received music data; And A music recording and selling device comprising recording means for recording and discharging the selected music data of the stored music data on a mounted recording medium; The method of claim 13, The stored music data is a music recording sales device, characterized in that the digital music data compressed in the Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) format, The method of claim 13, The recording means comprises a restoring means for decompressing the recording selected music data of the stored music data at a rate according to a set recording speed, characterized in that for recording the decompressed music data at a speed according to the recording speed Music recording vending machine, The method of claim 13, It further comprises a means for confirming whether the user is registered from the input user identification code, And the recording means records the selected music data on the recording medium in which the recording means is selected when the checking means is registered as a user. The method of claim 13, And the checking means transmits the input identification code to the external server to confirm registration and confirms whether or not the user is registered from the result data. The method of claim 16, And recording means for outputting the recording details according to the recording result as a specification table. The method of claim 13, Storage means for storing sales information about music recorded by the user; And And a data transmitting means for transmitting the stored selling information to the external server through the communication network. The method of claim 19, The sales information is a recording device for music recording, characterized in that it comprises recording fee information for the music selected by the user, The method of claim 13, The storage means further stores guide information such as a recording fee for each of the plurality of music data, wherein the stored guide information is updated by guide information received from the external server. , The method of claim 13, The recording fee in the stored guide information is a music recording sales device, characterized in that it is determined differently according to the sales amount or the number of recording request of each music, A data communication network for data exchange; Music providing means for providing a plurality of music data in a predetermined format through the communication network; And A music providing system comprising a music recording and selling device for receiving and storing music data provided through the communication network and recording and discharging the music data selected by the user on a recording medium mounted at a designated recording speed; A first step of outputting and displaying previously stored music guide information on a screen; A second step of recording a song selected by the user on the mounted recording medium on the displayed music guide information; A third step of comparing the length of the song to be recorded with the remaining length of the recording medium in the current recording direction during the recording of the selected song; As a result of the comparison, if the length of the song to be recorded is longer than the remaining amount of the recording medium, a fourth step of automatically switching the recording medium in the opposite direction and recording from the next song; And And a fifth step of discharging the recording medium after the recording of the selected song is completed. The method of claim 24, The third step is a recording method for selling music recordings, characterized in that each recording is completed when the recording of the selected song. The method of claim 24, The fourth step, Searching for the beginning of the recording surface in the opposite direction after switching to the opposite direction of the recording medium; And And recording the music from the beginning of the search. The method of claim 24, The recording time of the recording medium is a music recording selling method characterized in that predetermined. A first step of outputting and displaying previously stored music guide information on a screen; A second step of guiding and outputting a recording fee of all the songs selected by recording on the displayed music guide information; A third step of determining whether the guided recording rate is input; A fourth step of recording the selected music according to the determination result; And And a fifth step of discharging the recording medium after the recording of all the selected songs is completed.