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• the inventive arrangements relate generally to video recording systems
• MPEG video generally uses three types of picture coding methods: Intra (I)
• I macroblocks are typically composed of I macroblocks. That is, successive P pictures containing
• I macroblocks can be used to eventually properly decode a P picture, which can then be used to decode the remaining pictures in the video signal.
• I macroblocks can be composed of I macroblocks and the lower eighty percent can be
• the top twenty percent can be composed of non-1 macroblocks.
• each successive P picture contains I macroblocks.
• the bottom twenty percent of the last P picture can contain I
• the I and non-1 macroblocks can be stored in
• the decoder can generally properly decode the fifth P
• the first P picture in the playback signal normally contains the first
• the invention includes a method of recording onto a storage medium a
• the invention includes the
• the video segment is intra picture into the video segment.
• the video segment is
• second portion of video can contain at least one introductory predictive
• the forming step can further include the step of selectively
• each introductory predictive picture can contain intra
• the predetermined number can be based in part on the
• the second portion of video can contain at least
• the forming step can further include the steps of: selectively decoding the subsequent predictive pictures;
• inserting step can further include the step of inserting at least one shadow intra
• the invention can include the
• the shadow I picture can be ignored during a moderate speed trick mode
• the invention can also include a system for recording onto a storage
• the system can
• the video processor can be further programmed to insert at
• the system also includes
• FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a storage medium device that can modify
• FIG. 2 is a flow chart that illustrates the operation of modifying video by
• FIG. 1 As the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can be practiced with any combination of devices illustrated in FIG. 1 , as the invention can
• the device 100 is not limited to reading data from or writing data to
• storing digitally encoded data can be used with the device 100.
• the device 100 can comprise an input processing path 140 and an output
• the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a controller 1 10 for controlling the processing path 170. Further the device 100 can include a
• the device 100 Reading data from and writing data to a storage medium 1 12.
• the device 100
• control and data can also have a control central processing unit (CPU) 122.
• CPU central processing unit
• interfaces can also be provided for permitting the control CPU 122 to control the operation of a packet video encoder 144, a packet video decoder 178, an
• control CPU 122 operations performed by control CPU 122. Further, program routines for the
• editing recorded video features 134 are provided for controlling CPU 122 in
• a control buffer 132 for viewer activatable functions can indicate those
• block 136 can be provided to receive commands for implementing recorded
• the output processing path 170 can include a track buffer 172, the pre ⁇
• the data can be sent to the demultiplexer 176 where it
• searching engine 174 can process data read from the storage medium 1 12 by
• engine 174 can locate pictures in the data by locating each picture's start
• the searching engine 174 can signal the
• control CPU 122 can then determine whether the picture is an I, B or P picture by focusing on that particular picture's start code. In this
• control CPU 122 can then signal the packet video decoder
• CPU 122 the searching engine 174, the decoder 178 and the encoder 144 can
• one or more shadow I is provided.
• picture is an I picture that can be used to construct other pictures in a recorded
• shadow I pictures can be inserted into a digitally encoded signal that does not
• the video segment can be comprised of a first portion of video and
• the second portion of video can be used to create the shadow I pictures.
• the second portion of video can be used to create the shadow I pictures.
• the second portion of video can be used to create the shadow I pictures.
• the second portion of video can be received by the packet video
• the second video signal can then be sent to the packet
• decoder 178 selectively decoded by the decoder 178 can be used by the encoder 144 to
• shadow I pictures not re-encoded into shadow I pictures can be discarded.
• MUX multiplexer
• the modified video segment can then be stored in a record buffer 152 until it
• the video segment can be recorded onto the storage medium 1 12.
• the video segment can be recorded onto the storage medium 1 12.
• the present invention can be realized in hardware, software, or a
• Machine readable storage according to
• control CPU 122 can be realized in a centralized fashion in one computer system, for example the control CPU 122, or in a distributed fashion
• control CPU 122 of FIG. 1 contemplates the control CPU 122 of FIG. 1 , a typical combination of hardware
• a computer program in the present context can mean any expression, in
• the invention disclosed herein can be a method embedded in a
• shadow I pictures can be ignored during normal playback, or a less severe trick
• FIG.2 illustrates a flowchart 200 that demonstrates one way in which video
• the example contains only non-intra pictures (P and B pictures)
• each P picture is typically
• the pictures in the sequence can be constructed from the macroblocks, both I and non-1
• any video sequence that contains at least one P picture can be
• header which is a header that contains decoding information about the
• the received video signal can be temporarily stored as a first
• portion of video The following represents an example of a first portion of video
• Such a portion can contain any amount of video and is not limited to these
• the second portion of video can contain all the non-1 pictures
• one or more of the P pictures in the second portion of video can be any one or more of the P pictures in the second portion of video.
• these initial P pictures can contain different percentages of I
• decoded P picture can be referred to as introductory P pictures.
• step 216 the second portion of video, as shown in step 216. For example, continuing with
• skipped P picture(s) can be used to create another properly decoded P picture
• one or more of the selectively decoded subsequent P pictures can be re-encoded into ⁇ shadow I picture.
• one or more of the selectively decoded subsequent P pictures can be re-encoded into ⁇ shadow I picture.
• pictures P5 and P20 from the above video sequences in addition to
• pictures P2 and Pi 7 could also be re-encoded into shadow I pictures.
• bits contained in the shadow I pictures can reduce the picture quality; however,
• the only pictures that would remain after step 220 would be I2 and Ji 7.
• the shadow I pictures in the second portion of video can be
• the shadow I pictures can be inserted into the first portion of video.
• the shadow I pictures can be inserted in
• the second portion of video can contain all the pictures
• portion of video correspond to the video sequences in the first portion of video.
• each shadow I picture can be inserted into its
• the modified first video segment can then be recorded onto a storage
• the shadow I pictures can be stored at any suitable location on the shadow I pictures
• This modification can permit the first video segment - the original incoming
• the pictures in the modified video segment no longer depend on a plurality of P
• step 228 determination is made at step 228 as to whether the playback is a trick mode. If
• the playback is a trick mode, then the shadow I pictures in the modified video
• segment can be used to construct the other pictures in the modified segment
• step 230 If the playback is a normal playback, then the shadow I
• the I macroblock encoded P pictures in the signal can be used to construct the I macroblock encoded P pictures in the signal
• each P picture contains I macroblocks and a reference picture can be created
• the shadow I pictures can also be ignored during a
• step 232 during normal playback, or, alternatively, a less severe trick
• a search can be conducted to locate the pictures contained
• step 236 If, however, the

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