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- the present invention provides an encoding apparatus and method suitable for compressing a PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) audio signal such as music data by lossless encoding, and a decoding apparatus and method thereof.
- the present invention relates to an apparatus and a method for recording a recording medium.
- the compression codes include irreversible codes and reversible codes.
- Irreversible codes are effective for high-efficiency compression, but always involve loss of data. Therefore, for example, when music data is compressed with lossy codes, loss of data due to compression may cause loss of sound quality. Deterioration occurs.
- lossless codes can completely reproduce the data before compression without data loss. Therefore, for example, when music data is compressed with a lossless code, the sound quality does not deteriorate due to the compression.
- reversible It is difficult for codes to achieve higher compression rates than lossy codes.
- irreversible codes are mainly used to efficiently transfer music data at a limited transmission speed and efficiently record music data on a limited capacity recording / reproducing medium.
- CD-DA Compact Disc Digital Audio
- CD-ROM Compact Disc Read Only Memory
- data is managed in units of one block consisting of 98 frames.
- the capacity of one block of user data is 2048 bytes.
- a CD-DA disk records music data of 2352 bits per block
- a CD-ROM has a user data capacity of 2048 bytes per block. is there. Therefore, if music data recorded on a CD-DA disc is recorded in the CD-ROM format, the amount of data will be insufficient. Therefore, for example, music data that was contained on one disc in a CD-DA disc may not be contained in one disc in a CD-ROM format.
- an object of the present invention to provide an encoding apparatus and method, a decoding apparatus and method, and a recording method capable of effectively performing lossless encoding of a PCM audio signal and performing equally high-speed encoding and decoding processing. It is an object of the present invention to provide an apparatus and a method for recording a medium. Disclosure of the invention
- a difference signal generating unit for forming a difference signal between a first channel signal and a second channel signal of an input PCM signal, and time difference encoding of the difference signal and the second channel signal, respectively Processing of the time difference encoding unit, a division processing unit that divides an output signal from the time difference encoding processing unit into predetermined bit units, and output data output from the division processing unit in predetermined bits
- An encoding system including an adaptive encoding unit for adaptively encoding each unit, and an output unit for arranging output data from the adaptive encoding unit in a predetermined format and outputting the data.
- a difference signal between a first channel signal and a second channel signal of an input PCM signal is formed, and the difference signal and the second channel signal are each subjected to time difference encoding, and time difference encoding is performed.
- a code that divides the divided signal into predetermined bit units performs adaptive coding processing on the divided data in predetermined bit units, and arranges the adaptively coded data into data in a predetermined format.
- the present invention provides a distribution processing unit that distributes data arranged in a predetermined format in predetermined bit units, an adaptive decoding processing unit that performs decoding processing on data in predetermined bit units by the distribution processing unit, From the output data from the decoding processing unit, the second channel signal, the first channel signal, and the second A time difference decoding unit for decoding a difference signal from the channel signal; and an addition unit for adding the second channel signal and the difference signal to generate an output signal from the first channel signal. It is a decoding device.
- the present invention distributes data arranged in a predetermined format in predetermined bit units, performs adaptive decoding on the distributed data in predetermined bit units, and performs adaptive decoding processing on the data. From the evening, a difference signal between the second channel signal, the first channel signal, and the second channel signal is generated by performing a time difference decoding process, and the second channel signal and the difference signal are added, and This is a decoding method for generating an output signal from the first channel signal.
- a difference signal between a first channel signal and a second channel signal of an input PCM signal is formed, and the upper difference signal and the second channel signal are respectively subjected to time difference encoding, and are subjected to time difference encoding.
- the divided signal is divided into predetermined bit units, the divided data is adaptively encoded in each predetermined bit unit, and the adaptively encoded data is rearranged into predetermined data to perform encoding.
- a recording medium that converts encoded data into a predetermined data format, performs error correction encoding on the encoded data, modulates the error corrected encoded data, and records the data on a recording medium. Recording method.
- the present invention demodulates data read from a recording medium, performs error correction processing on the demodulated data, converts the error-corrected data into a predetermined data format, and converts the data.
- the divided data is distributed for each predetermined bit unit, adaptive decoding is performed on the distributed data for each predetermined bit unit, and a second channel signal and a first channel signal are obtained from the adaptively decoded data.
- a difference signal from the second channel signal is generated by performing a time difference decoding process, and the second channel signal and the difference signal are generated. JP02 / 10146
- lossless encoding is performed by using “stereo correlation” and “time axis correlation” to bias upper bits of data toward “0” data. Then, lossless encoding is performed on a group of high-bit data that tends to be biased toward “0” data and a group of low-bit data that tends to be random.
- Huffman code is used for lossless coding
- LZ code is used as preprocessing
- the lossless code compression is performed by using the bias of data, and thus, a group of upper-bit data that tends to be biased toward “0” data can be efficiently compressed.
- the efficiency of compression can be increased by setting “0”, which has a high probability of occurrence, at the beginning of data.
- the compression ratio is small.However, when encoding, the code amount before compression is compared with the code amount after compression, and the one with the smaller code amount is output. Therefore, encoding does not increase the code amount.
- stereo correlation and “time axis correlation” can be configured with simple arithmetic units, and Huffman coding can be easily performed, so that both encoding and decoding can be performed at high speed. is there.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an example of a lossless code encoding circuit to which the present invention is applied
- FIG. 2 is a schematic line used for describing an example of a lossless code encoding circuit to which the present invention is applied
- Fig. 3 is a reversible code to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram of an example of an encoding unit in a signal encoding circuit
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram used to explain the encoding unit when LZ77 is used
- FIG. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram used to describe an encoding unit in a lossless code encoding circuit according to the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an example of a lossless code encoding circuit to which the present invention is applied
- FIG. 2 is a schematic line used for describing an example of a lossless code encoding circuit to which the present invention is applied
- Fig. 3 is a reversible code to which the present invention is applied
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram used to describe a data array unit in a lossless code encoding circuit to which the present invention is applied.
- Figures 7A and 7B are schematic diagrams used to explain the encoding unit when LZSS is used
- Figure 8 shows an example of a lossless code decoding circuit to which the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram of an example of an optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus to which the present invention can be applied
- FIGS. 10A and 10B are schematic diagrams used for explaining the recording format of the optical disk.
- the present invention is used, for example, to compress and encode a PCM audio signal by a lossless code. Since the lossless compression is an encoding that does not involve loss of data, lossless encoding of a PCM audio signal does not involve deterioration in sound quality due to the encoding.
- lossless compression compresses data by using data bias and eliminating useless codes. Therefore, when compression encoding is performed by lossless encoding, the more the data is biased, the more efficient compression can be performed.
- the PCM audio signal of music is a digitalized version of analog information in the natural world. Therefore, the PCM audio signal is basically close to a random number, and the PCM audio signal cannot be efficiently compressed by lossless encoding as it is. In particular, the lower bits of the PCM audio signal can be said to be completely random numbers. Lossless code In order to increase the efficiency of compression by data compression, it is necessary to impart some bias to the data of PCM audio signals.
- data is biased by using “stereo correlation” and “time axis correlation” which are simple correlations unique to music. This will be specifically described.
- the left and right audio signals are correlated. Therefore, when the difference between the left and right PCM audio signals is calculated, the absolute value of the data becomes smaller, and the upper bits of the difference data are almost “0”. As described above, when the difference between the left and right PCM signal is correlated with each other, the data of the difference bit is biased near “0”. This is an example of biasing data using “stereo correlation”.
- encoding is performed by separating upper bits of a PCM audio signal in which data bias is likely to occur and lower bits of a PCM audio signal in which a random number is likely to occur.
- a difference operation using “stereo correlation” and “time axis correlation” is performed on the 16-bit PCM audio signal.
- a carry bit is generated by this difference calculation (a 1-bit carry bit is generated by the difference calculation using “stereo correlation”, and the difference is calculated using “time-axis correlation”).
- An additional carry bit is generated by the operation, resulting in a carry of 2 bits), resulting in 18 bits.
- the 18-bit data is divided into upper-bit data that is mostly biased toward “0” data and lower-bit data that is a random number.
- the 18 bits are divided into groups of (10 bits + 8 bits) and groups of (6 bits + 6 bits + 6 bits).
- the code amount may be increased by reversible coding.
- the code amount before encoding is compared with the code amount after encoding for each group, and the smaller code amount is output.
- the group whose data size has become larger than the original size due to encoding will use the original data without encoding.
- the signal of one channel is a DPCM (Differential Pulse Code Modulation) signal, but the signal of the other channel is a signal obtained by taking a stereo difference and being a DPCM signal.
- the bias is different. Therefore, the left and right channels are treated as separate groups.
- LZ77 encoding is performed as preprocessing.
- the output data format by LZ77 encoding is made to be as close as possible to the original data whose appearance probability is likely to be as large as possible so that the subsequent Huffman encoding works effectively. In other words, since the original data is biased near “0”, for example, it is arranged to output many codes whose upper bits are “0”.
- the “matched length” is placed in the upper pit, and the “lowest matching position in the slide dictionary” is entered in the lower bit.
- the encoding procedure of the lossless encoding method for music PCM audio signals to which the present invention is applied is as follows.
- Block stereo P C M audio signals of the R (right) channel and L (left) channel in predetermined units In this example, 102 4 samples are one block.
- Data encoded for each group is arranged in a predetermined order and output.
- the lossless encoding circuit to which the present invention is applied includes, as shown in FIG. 1, for example, a subtractor 3 for calculating the difference between the L-channel PCM audio data and the R-channel PCM audio data.
- DP CM calculators 4 and 5 that convert each channel's data into DP CM separately, and divide the data into multiple groups for each of both channels and divide them into multiple groups.
- 6A, 6B, 6C and 7A, 7B, 7C which perform encoding and Huffman encoding, and data output by arranging the data encoded for each group in a predetermined order.
- An array section 8 is provided.
- an L-channel PCM audio signal quantized by, for example, 16 bits is supplied to an input terminal 1
- an R-channel PCM audio signal quantized by, for example, 16 bits is supplied to an input terminal 2.
- Signal is supplied.
- This PCM audio signal is input with, for example, 102 samples as one block of data.
- the L-channel PCM audio signal from the input terminal 1 is supplied to the subtractor 3 and also to the DPCM calculator 4.
- the R channel PCM audio signal from the input terminal 2 is supplied to the subtractor 3.
- the subtractor 3 uses the “stereo correlation” described above to reduce the absolute value of the data and give the data a bias of “0”.
- the difference between the R channel PCM audio signal and the L channel PCM audio signal is obtained by the subtractor 3.
- the output signal of this subtractor 3 is DPC It is supplied to the M operator 5.
- the carrier is determined by using the “stereo correlation”. One bit increases by one bit, and the output data of the subtractor 3 becomes, for example, 17 bits.
- the DP CM calculators 4 and 5 use the above-mentioned “time axis correlation” to reduce the absolute value of the data and to provide a bias of “0” to the data to perform differential coding. Is what you do.
- the DPCM calculator 4 calculates a difference between adjacent sample data of the input PCM data of the L channel. Since a carry bit is generated by using the time correlation, the output data of the DPCM calculator 4 is 18 bits.
- the output data of the DPCM calculator 4 is divided into, for example, a group of 6 high-order bits, a group of 6 middle-order bits, and a group of 6 low-order bits, and the coding units 6A, 6B, and 6C Is supplied to each of them.
- the DPCM calculator 5 calculates the difference between adjacent data in the (R ⁇ L) channel over time.
- the output data of the DPCM calculator 5 is 18 bits, and the 18-bit data is, for example, a group of upper 6 bits, a group of middle 6 bits, and a lower 6 bits.
- the signals are divided into groups and are supplied to the encoding units 7A, 7B, and 7C, respectively. That is, as shown in FIG. 2, the L-channel data consisting of 18 bits (b0 to bl7) is output from the DPCM calculator 4.
- the upper 6 bits (bl 2 to bl 7) of the 18 bits are supplied to the encoding unit 6A as group GP1, and the middle 6 bits (b 6 to bll) are encoded as group GP 2.
- the lower 6 bits (b0 to b5) are supplied to the encoder 6C as a group GP3.
- the PCM audio signal has a time axis correlation and the difference calculation of adjacent samples is performed by the DPCM calculator 4, the upper bits of the output of the DPCM calculator 4 are almost “0”. Therefore, the data of group GP 1 is almost “0”. Data for Group GP2 is also approaching “0”. The group of lower bits GP 3 is often a random number.
- the DPCM calculator 5 outputs 18-bit (b ⁇ b 17) channel data of (R ⁇ L) channel.
- the upper 6 bits (b12 to b17) of the 18 bits are supplied to the encoding unit 7A as group GP4, and the middle 6 bits (b6 to b11) Is supplied to the encoding unit 7B as a group GP5, and the lower 6 bits (b0 to b5) are supplied to the encoding unit 7C as a group GP6.
- the upper bit of the output of the subtractor 3 is almost “0” in many cases. Furthermore, since the PCM-Dio signal has a time axis correlation, the upper bits of the DPCM calculator 5 further approach “0". Therefore, the data of group GP 4 is almost “0”. Data for group GP5 is also approaching “0”. The group of lower bits GP6 is often a random number.
- the encoding units 6A to 6C and the encoding units 7A to 7C Each is subjected to lossless encoding.
- an N-code is used for the compression encoding
- an LZ77 code is used as a pre-process, for example.
- FIG. 3 shows the configurations of the encoding units 6A to 6C and the encoding units 7A to 7C.
- each data divided into 6 bits is supplied from the input terminal 20 to the buffer memory 21 by setting 10 24 samples as one block.
- the buffer memory 21 has a data storage area 22 and an encoded data area 23.
- the data storage area 22 is an area for storing 6-bit data of 104 samples until encoding is completed.
- the coded data area 23 is an area serving as a work area for coding the 6-bit data of 104 samples.
- an LZ encoding operation unit 27 and a Huffman encoding operation unit 28 are provided.
- the LZ encoding operation unit 27 performs, for example, LZ77 encoding as preprocessing of the Huffman code so that subsequent Huffman encoding is efficiently performed.
- the Huffman coding operation unit 28 performs variable length coding by Huffman coding.
- a buffer for storing a data string before and after a data string to be encoded is prepared, and this buffer is used as a dictionary to perform compression encoding.
- This buffer is called a slide dictionary because the data sequence stored in the buffer slides as the encoding progresses.
- the longest data string in the slide dictionary matching the data string starting from the position to be encoded is searched.
- the start position of the longest match in the slide dictionary is matched with the longest match. Length is required.
- the “position in the slide dictionary that matched the longest”, “matched length”, and “data not matched next” are output data.
- Fig. 4 shows the data format when 6-bit data is encoded using the LZ77 method. As shown in FIG. 4, three data (Datal, Data2, and Data3) of 6 bits each are output by encoding in the LZ77 system.
- the “longest matching position in the slide dictionary” is calculated using 8 bits.c
- the “longest matching position in the slide dictionary” generally has a long data length, is easy to disperse, and becomes a random number. There are many. "Matched length” is calculated with 4 bits. This “matched length” is skewed toward small values, so its upper bits are likely to be “0”. “The data that did not match next” is the 6-bit data itself. .
- the “matched length” is placed in the upper 4 bits of the next 6 bits (Data 2).
- Data2 the lower 2 bits of the "position in the slide dictionary that matched the longest" are placed. Since the “match length” is skewed toward a small value, the upper bits of the data (Data 2) are likely to be “0”.
- the next 6-bit data (Data3) contains the next unmatched data.
- data encoded by the LZ77 method is compression-encoded by a Huffman code in a Huffman encoding operation unit 28.
- Huffman codes are designed so that the higher the probability of occurrence, the shorter the code length.
- the variable length coding is performed.
- a tree structure is formed according to the magnitude of the occurrence probability, and by encoding this tree structure, encoding is performed with a variable length so that the code length becomes shorter as the code with a higher occurrence probability becomes shorter.
- Will be Huffman coding can be performed efficiently by preprocessing with the LZ77 method.
- the Huffman coding operation unit 28 outputs data in a format as shown in FIG. That is, as shown in FIG.
- the coded data area 23 in FIG. 3 is coded by the LZ coding operation unit 27 and the Huffman coding operation unit 28 for the lossless coding of 104 samples. Data is stored. This coded data is supplied from the coded data area 23 to the terminal 25 B of the selector 25 and also to the code amount comparing section 24. The code of 102 4 samples before encoding stored in the data storage area 22 is supplied to the terminal 25 A of the selector 25 and to the code amount comparing section 24.
- the code amount comparing unit 24 compares the code amount of the data input from the input terminal 20 from the data storage area 22 before encoding with the code amount after encoding from the encoded data area 23. Is done.
- the comparison output of the code amount comparing section 24 is supplied to the selector 25 as a select control signal.
- the comparison result by the code amount comparison unit 24 is reflected in identification information indicating presence or absence of coding included in a block header described later.
- the code amount of the encoded data may be compared with the known code amount of the data before encoding.
- the code amount after the encoding is If the code amount is smaller than the code amount, the selector 25 is set to the terminal 25B side by the select control signal. Data losslessly encoded by the LZ77 system code and the Huffman code are read from the coded data area 23 and output from the output terminal 26 via the selector 25.
- the selector 25 is set to the terminal 25A by the select control signal.
- the data before encoding from the data storage area 22 is output from the output terminal 26 via the selector 25.
- each output of the DPCM operators 4 and 5 divided into groups of 6 bits is compression-encoded by lossless encoding.
- the high-order bit groups GP 1 and GP 2, GP 4 and GP 5 are almost “0” data, so it is highly likely that they are strongly compressed.
- the data in the lower-bit groups GP 3 and GP 6 are random numbers, so compression is unlikely to be very strong.However, if the code amount after compression is larger than the code amount before compression, encoding is performed. Since the data before processing, that is, the original data, is output, the coding process does not increase the code amount.
- Output data of the encoding units 6A to 6C and the encoding units 7A to 7C are supplied to the data arrangement unit 8.
- the data arranging unit 8 determines, for each block, the data of each of the groups GP 1 to GP 3 and GP 4 to GP 6 which have been losslessly encoded by the encoding units 6 to 6 C and the encoding units 7 A to 7 C. It is arranged and output in the following format.
- FIG. 6 shows an example of the format of data output from the data arrangement unit 8.
- a block header is provided at the head of the data.
- identification information indicating the length of data of each group, the presence / absence of encoding, and the like are arranged.
- the data of the first sample of the block is arranged. This is an initial value in DPCM encoding.
- the encoded data of the groups GP1 to GP6 are arranged in order.
- the high-order bit groups GP 1 and GP 2 and GP 4 and GP 5 are likely to be strongly compressed.
- lossless coding may increase the code amount in some cases. In this case, the original data is output. Whether or not the data of each group GP1 to GP6 is encoded by lossless code can be known from the identification information indicating whether or not the header is encoded.
- the encoded data for each group is arranged by the data arrangement unit 8 as shown in FIG.
- the output data of the data array section 8 is output from the output terminal 9. From the output terminal 9, one block (1024 samples) of lossless-encoded PCM audio signals is obtained.
- the outputs of the DPCM operators 4 and 5 are divided into three groups of (6 bits + 6 bits + 6 bits), but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the data may be divided into (10 bits + 8 bits) for duplication.
- the encoding unit performs the Huffman encoding by performing the pre-processing using the LZ77 system code.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- dynamic Huffman, arithmetic coding, LZ78 LZSS, LZW, etc. may be used.
- preprocessing with LZ code is performed before Huffman coding, but without preprocessing.
- Huffman coding may be performed directly.
- the data is arranged so that the upper bits of the data after the LZ code become “0” as much as possible. It may be inverted so that the upper bit becomes “1” as much as possible.
- FIG. 7A and FIG. 7B are examples of formats in which an LZSS code is used instead of the LZ77 code.
- the LZ77 encoding process outputs three elements: the longest matching position in the slide dictionary, the matching length, and the next match that did not match. are doing. However, in this LZ77-type encoding process, uncompressed data is included in the code string, which is redundant. The use of the LZS S code eliminates the redundancy caused by LZ77 encoding.
- the data format in the slide dictionary is divided into a case where three or more longest matching symbols are searched for and a case where no longest matching symbol is searched for.
- a flag is used to distinguish between a search and a non-search.
- the data sequence in the slide dictionary matches the data sequence starting from the position to be encoded.
- the flag is set to “1”
- “the position in the slide dictionary that matches the longest” and “the matching length” are output.
- the flag is set to “0”, and the unmatched data string is placed.
- FIG. 7A shows the data format when the longest matching data string is searched. If the longest matching data string is found, the flag of the first 7-bit data (Datal) is set to "1". Next, the upper 6 bits of “the position in the slide dictionary that matched the longest” are placed.
- a flag is “0” is placed.
- a "matched length” is placed in the next 4 bits after the 7-bit data (Data 2). Since the “match length” is biased toward a small value, the upper bits of the data (Data 2) are likely to be “0”.
- the data (D ata 2) flag has no special meaning, but since the upper bits of the matched length are close to “0”, the flag is always set to “0” and the bias toward “0” is always set. I have it.
- the lower 2 bits the lower 2 bits of “the position in the slide dictionary that matched the longest” are placed.
- FIG. 7B shows a case where the longest matching sequence is not searched in the slide dictionary. If the longest matching symbol is not found, the flag is set to "0" as shown in Fig. 7B. The next six bits contain the data that did not match.
- lossless compression is efficiently performed by imparting a bias to data using “stereo correlation” and “time axis correlation”.
- the decoding process of such a lossless code may be performed in a manner opposite to the above-described encoding process. That is, the decoding procedure is as follows.
- the encoded data is distributed in a predetermined order, and the encoded data for each group is separated.
- FIG. 8 shows the configuration of the decoding circuit.
- This decoding circuit A data distribution unit 52 that distributes data to each group, and a decoding unit 53 A, 53 B, 53 that performs Huffman decoding and LZ77 code decoding for each group C, 54A, 54B, and 54C, DP CM decoders 55 and 56 that perform DP CM decoding for both channels, and the (R-L) channel signal and the L channel signal are added together.
- an adder 57 for generating an R channel signal.
- the input terminal 51 is supplied with encoded data that has been losslessly encoded by an encoding circuit as shown in FIG. 1 and sent in a format as shown in FIG.
- the encoded data of each of the duplicates GP 1 to GP 3 and GP 4 to GP 6 is arranged in the encoded data, that is, the output data from the data arrangement unit 8. Have been.
- Data from the input terminal 51 is supplied to the data distribution unit 52.
- the data distribution unit 52 separates the encoded data of each of the groups GP1 to GP3 and GP4 to GP6 from the encoded data.
- the encoded data of groups GP1, GP2, and GP3 are supplied to decoding sections 53A, 53B, and 53C, respectively.
- the encoded data of groups GP 4, GP 5, and GP 6 are supplied to decoding sections 54A, 54B, 54C, respectively.
- the decoding units 53 to 538 and 54A to 54C perform decoding of Huffman codes and decoding of codes by the LZ77 system.
- the decoding units 53A to 53B decode the upper 6 bits, middle 6 bits and lower 6 bits of the L channel DPCM data.
- the decoding units 54A to 54C decode the upper 6 bits, middle 6 bits and lower 6 bits of the (R-L) channel PCM data.
- the decoding units 538 to 538 and 54A to 54C do not perform the decoding process.
- the data including the output data of the decoding unit 53 A, the output data of the decoding unit 53 B, and the output data of the decoding unit 53 C are supplied to the DPCM decoder 55.
- the difference between adjacent sample data is added by the DPCM decoder 55, and the L-channel PCM audio signal is decoded.
- the L channel PCM audio signal is output from the output terminal 58 and supplied to the adder 57.
- Data including the output data of the decoding unit 54A, the output data of the decoding unit 54B, and the output data of the decoding unit 54C are supplied to the DPCM decoder 56.
- the difference between adjacent sample data is added by the DPCM decoder 56 to decode the (R ⁇ L) channel PCM audio signal.
- the (R ⁇ L) channel PCM audio signal is supplied to the adder 57.
- the adder 57 adds the L-channel PCM audio signal decoded by the DPCM decoder 55 and the (R_L) channel PCM audio signal decoded by the DPCM decoder 56. As a result, the R channel PCM audio signal is generated, and the R channel PCM audio signal is output from the output terminal 59.
- the decoding circuit shown in FIG. 8 can be realized by a circuit that performs a process opposite to that of the above-described encoding circuit shown in FIG. “Stereo correlation” and “time axis correlation” can be encoded and decoded with a simple arithmetic unit, and Huffman code can be easily encoded and decoded. Both are capable of high-speed processing.
- the above-described lossless encoding circuit and its decoding circuit can be used, for example, in a CD-ROM format to record music data having a length equivalent to CD_DA.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram schematically showing an optical recording / reproducing apparatus to which the present invention can be applied.
- reference numeral 101 denotes an optical disk.
- the optical disc 101 is called a CD-DA disc, a CD-ROM disc, a CD-R (Compact Disc Recordable) disc, or a CD-RW (Compact Disc Rewritable) disc, and its diameter is 120 mm.
- the optical disk has a hole in the center.
- As the optical disk 101 there is a so-called CD single having a diameter of 80 mm.
- Optical discs 101 include read-only discs such as CD-DA discs and CD-ROM discs, recordable discs such as CD-R discs, and rewritable discs such as CD-RW discs.
- a read-only disc aluminum is used as the recording layer.
- a disk substrate is formed using a stamper, and the disk is produced by forming a reflective film as a recording layer of aluminum on the formed substrate. Music data and various data are recorded in advance on a read-only disc.
- a CD-R disc as a recordable disc uses an organic dye such as phthalocyanine or cyanine in a recording layer.
- an organic dye such as phthalocyanine or cyanine in a recording layer.
- the temperature of the organic dye on the disk is raised by laser light during writing. As a result, data is recorded as the organic hue is thermally deformed.
- phase change material for the recording layer.
- the phase change material for example, an alloy of Ag—In—Sb—Te (silver-indium-antimony-tellurium) is used. This Such phase change materials have a crystalline phase and an amorphous phase (amorphous).
- the intensity of the laser beam as the light beam is high, the phase change recording film is rapidly cooled after its temperature is raised to a temperature equal to or higher than the melting point, and the recording film made of the phase change material is in an amorphous state.
- the recording film serving as a phase change material is gradually cooled to a crystalline state after being heated to a temperature near the crystallization temperature.
- the laser light is emitted in a pulse form based on the data to be recorded, and the recording layer is irradiated with the recording layer to partially change the recording layer from a crystalline state to an amorphous state. It is.
- one sample or word is 16 bits and is sampled at a sampling frequency of 44.1 kHz.
- 16 bits of one sample or one word are divided into upper 8 bits and lower 8 bits to form symbols, and error correction coding processing and interleave processing are performed in units of the symbols. Will be applied.
- Audio data is grouped into one frame for every 24 symbol.
- One frame is equivalent to six samples of each of the left and right stereo channels.
- auxiliary block consisting of 288 bytes is used to improve the error correction capability.
- a day is set up. Furthermore, at the beginning of one block, a 12-byte sync and a 4-byte header are provided. Therefore, the capacity of one block of user data is 248 bytes.
- an optical disk 101 is mounted on a turntable 102 and driven to rotate at a constant linear velocity (CLV) or a constant angular velocity (CAV) by a spindle motor 104.
- the turntable 102 is attached to the tip of the rotating shaft of the spindle motor 104.
- the spindle motor 104 rotates, the turntable 102 rotates and the optical disc 101 rotates. .
- the optical pickup 103 concentrically or spirally forms a laser beam as a light beam of a semiconductor laser element on a recording layer of the optical disc 101 by an objective lens (not shown), and converges on the optical disc 101. Trace the formed track.
- the objective lens not shown, is
- optical pickup 103 is moved in the radial direction of the disk by a thread mechanism (not shown) driven by a threaded motor 136.
- the optical disc 101 is an optical pickup
- Scanning is performed from the innermost position to the outermost position of the recording area by the laser light irradiated from 103.
- the optical pickup 103 includes, in addition to the objective lens and the actuator, an optical system that guides the laser light emitted from the semiconductor laser element to the objective lens and separates the laser light reflected by the optical disk 101 from the laser light. And a photodetector for receiving the reflected light from the optical disc 101 separated by the optical system.
- the laser light as divergent light emitted from the semiconductor laser element is converted into a parallel laser light by a collimating lens constituting the optical system, and then is incident on a beam splitter constituting the optical system.
- the laser light that has passed through is focused on the recording layer by the objective lens and becomes a light spot.
- the optical disk 101 is irradiated with the light.
- the laser light reflected by the optical disk 101 passes through the objective lens and then enters the beam splitter again.
- the laser light reflected by the beam splitter is reflected by the condenser lens on the photodetector. Is imaged. In the photodetector, photoelectric conversion into a light receiving current is performed according to the amount of light received.
- the light receiving current from the photo detector is supplied to the RF amplifier 105 as an output signal from the optical pickup 103.
- the RF amplifier 105 includes a current-voltage conversion circuit, an amplifier circuit, a matrix circuit (RF matrix amplifier), and the like, and generates various signals based on the output signal from the optical pickup 103.
- the RF amplifier 105 generates, for example, an RF signal as a reproduction signal, a focus error signal for servo control, and a tracking error signal.
- the service control circuit 131 based on the focus error signal and tracking error signal of the RF amplifier 105 and the operation command from the system controller 132, controls various types of focus, tracking, thread, and spindle. Generates a POS signal or a drive signal and outputs it to the drive circuit 133, thread control circuit 134, and spindle control circuit 135 of the actuator.
- the thread control circuit 134 drives the thread motor 1336 according to the thread drive signal.
- the thread motor 1336 is for moving the entire optical pickup 103 in the radial direction of the optical disk 101, and the thread control circuit 134 drives the thread motor 1336 in response to the thread drive signal. By driving, appropriate movement of the optical pickup 103 in the radial direction of the optical disk 101 is performed.
- the PCM audio signal input via the interface 110 is supplied to the data compression circuit 111.
- the data compression circuit 111 reversibly compresses the PCM audio signal so that a recording time equivalent to that of CD_DA in the CD-ROM format can be secured.
- the data compression circuit 111 the encoding circuit shown in FIG. 1 is used.
- the data compression circuit 111 compresses and encodes the PCM audio signal using a lossless code.
- the output data of the data compression circuit 111 is supplied to the CD-ROM encoder 112.
- the CD-ROM encoder 112 adds a sync and a header to one block of data, and also adds auxiliary data for error correction processing.
- the data in the CD-ROM format shown in Fig. 10B It is assumed that.
- the output data of the CD-ROM encoder 112 is supplied to the error correction encoding circuit 113.
- the error correction encoding circuit 113 performs an error correction encoding process using a CIRC (Cross Interleave Reed-Solomon).
- the output data of the error correction encoding circuit 113 is supplied to the modulation circuit 114, and is subjected to, for example, EFM (8 to 14 Modulation) modulation.
- the output data of the modulation circuit 114 is supplied to the laser drive circuit 115.
- the laser drive circuit 115 modulates the laser emission waveform, and generates a drive signal for the semiconductor laser device that combines the required recording level and erasing level. Based on the drive signal of this semiconductor laser device, the optical pickup 103 The beam intensity of the laser light is modulated. Thus, the data is recorded on the optical disk 101.
- the data of the optical disk 101 is read by the optical pickup 103, and the output signal of the optical pickup 103 is output to the RF amplifier 101. Supplied to 5.
- the RF signal generated by the RF amplifier 105 is waveform-equalized by an equalizer, binarized by a predetermined slice level, and EFM demodulated by a demodulation circuit 120.
- the output data of the demodulation circuit 120 is supplied to the error correction processing circuit 121.
- the error correction processing circuit 121 performs, for example, error detection by CIRC and error correction processing.
- the output data of the error correction processing circuit 122 is supplied to the CD-ROM decoder 122.
- the CD-ROM decoder 122 further performs an error correction process, and reproduces the data recorded on the optical disk 101.
- the CD-ROM decoder 122 outputs a losslessly encoded stereo PCM audio signal. You.
- the output of the CD-ROM decoder 122 is supplied to the data expansion circuit 123.
- the data expansion circuit 123 performs processing corresponding to the data compression circuit 111 of the recording system.
- This data decompression circuit 123 is composed of, for example, the decoding circuit shown in FIG.
- the decompression / expansion circuit 123 performs lossless code decoding processing to decode a stereo PCM audio signal. Since the compression is lossless, the data before compression can be completely reproduced.
- the stereo PCM audio signal decoded by the decompression / expansion circuit 123 is output to an external device via the interface 110.
- the reversible code to which the present invention is applied for example, when music data is recorded in a CD-ROM format, the same recording time as a CD-DA disk can be realized. Since the data is compressed by the lossless code, there is no deterioration in sound quality.
- the optical disk is a CD-based one.
- a DVD Digital Versatile Disc or Digital Video Disk
- a DVD-based DVD-RAM, DVD-R, DVD-RW or the like may be used.
- Various types of optical discs have been developed, such as double-density CDs with the same recording capacity as CDs and increased recording capacity, and optical discs that increase the affinity between both ordinary CD players and personal computers. The invention can be applied to these.
- the lossless encoding method to which the present invention is applied is not limited to the case where a PCM audio signal is recorded in a CD-ROM format, but also that music data is transferred via a network, and that music data is transferred to a magnetic disk or optical disk. The same applies to the case of recording on a recording medium such as a magnetic disk.
- lossless encoding is performed by using “stereo correlation” and “time axis correlation” to bias upper bits of data toward “0” data.
- Lossless coding is performed by dividing the group into upper-bit data groups that tend to be biased toward “0” data and lower-bit data groups that tend to become random numbers.
- Huffman code is used for lossless coding
- LZ code is used as preprocessing
- the compression ratio is small.However, when encoding, the code amount before compression is compared with the code amount after compression, and the one with the smaller code amount is output. Therefore, encoding does not increase the code amount.
- the encoding apparatus and method and the decoding apparatus and method according to the present invention are suitable for use in compressing a PCM audio signal such as music data by lossy encoding.
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