WO2006049155A1 - ディスク記録/再生装置及びディスク記録方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a disk recording Z reproducing apparatus and a disk recording method, and more particularly to a disk recording Z reproducing apparatus and method for optically recording and reproducing data on a disk medium.
- the disc recording Z playback device irradiates a recording surface of an optical disc medium such as a CD or DVD with a laser beam, reads the recorded data and plays it back, or optically records the data.
- the disk media read and written by the disk recording Z playback device include CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, and DVD-RW.
- data is recorded on the disk medium, for example, servo tracking to the disk medium is lost, the recording clock generation PLL is disconnected, or recording to the disk medium is performed. If the speed exceeds the encoding speed of the recording data and the recording data is not ready, it may be preferable to continue recording as it is. If recording continues when such a situation occurs, data cannot be recorded at the position where recording should be originally performed, or data to be recorded cannot be recorded correctly.
- Patent Document 1 In order to perform additional data recording, it is necessary to determine to which position of the disk medium the data has been written, and to specify the write interruption position. There is a technique described in Patent Document 1 as a method for specifying a write interruption position of an optical disk medium in which writing has been interrupted. In this technology, the syndrome calculation is performed using the horizontal correction code PI parity, and the write interruption position is obtained depending on whether the calculation result has an error (other than 0) or no error (0). .
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-308654 (paragraph 0046)
- An object of the present invention is to provide a disk recording Z reproducing apparatus and a disk recording method capable of solving the above-described problems of the conventional technology and correctly detecting a write interruption position of a disk medium in which writing has been interrupted. .
- a disc recording device comprising: a data recording unit for recording data on a disk medium; and a data reproducing unit for reproducing data from the disc medium.
- a recording interruption means for monitoring the force / force force in which an inappropriate state for recording has occurred, and interrupting recording by the data recording unit when the inappropriate state has occurred;
- Reproduction instruction means for causing the data reproduction unit to reproduce data from the disc medium on which the recording is interrupted;
- a recording resumption means for resuming recording by the data recording unit from a recording resumption position determined based on the estimated recording interruption position.
- a Z playback device is provided.
- the present invention provides a data recording unit for recording data on a disk medium
- a method of recording data on a disk medium using a disk recording Z playback device comprising a data playback unit for playing back data from the disk medium
- the disk medium in which recording is interrupted is reproduced, and based on the inner code error correction result added to the recorded data.
- the recording interruption position of the disk medium is estimated. For this reason, the recording interruption position can be correctly estimated even if the reproduced data contains some errors.
- the recording interruption unit When at least one of a tracking failure in servo tracking, a synchronization failure in a recording clock generation PLL, and a delay in recording data supplied to the data recording unit occurs, the recording interruption unit generates the data A configuration in which recording by the recording unit is interrupted can be employed. Servo tracking failure, recording clock generation PLL synchronization failure, or recording data If a data delay occurs, the correct data cannot be recorded at the correct position even if recording is continued. In such a case, the recording can be continued by temporarily stopping the recording, canceling the error, and then restarting the recording again.
- the interruption position estimation means includes error correction result determination means for estimating that the recording interruption position exists in a recording block of an inner code error correction code word unit that is determined to be incapable of inner code error correction. Configuration can be adopted. In a recording block in which data is recorded only partway !, it is considered that the error in the data cannot be corrected by the inner code error correction. For this reason, when the inner code error correction is impossible, it can be estimated that there is a recording interruption position in the recording block of the uncorrectable inner code error correction codeword unit.
- the recording resuming unit is configured to determine the recording resuming position from the beginning of a recording block of an inner code error correction codeword unit that is determined to be incapable of inner code error correction by the error correction result determination unit. Can be adopted. Alternatively, the recording resuming unit sets the recording resuming position after the recording block of the inner code error correction codeword unit determined to be incapable of inner code error correction by the error correction result determination unit. It is possible to adopt a configuration determined from the beginning of the recording block. The resumption of recording is controlled when the beginning of the recording block including the recording interruption position or the beginning of the recording block next to the recording block. In this case, some overwriting or non-recording occurs, but the maximum is an intra-code error correction codeword unit, and in many cases this does not pose a problem for playback of a disk medium.
- the recording resuming means starts the recording resuming position from a predetermined position inside a recording block of an inner code error correction codeword unit determined to be incapable of inner code error correction by the error correction result judging means.
- the determined configuration can be adopted. In this case, if the predetermined position is set at the center of the recording block, the occurrence of overwriting or non-recording can be made in 1Z2 intra-code error correction codeword unit.
- the interruption position estimation means further includes reproduction data rule violation detection means for determining whether or not the reproduction data violates a predetermined reproduction data rule and detecting a code position that violates the reproduction data rule. And the recording interruption position is estimated based on a code position that violates the reproduction data rule, in addition to whether or not the inner code error correction is possible. It is preferable.
- a rule is provided for data recorded on a disk medium so that, for example, “0” or “1” does not continue more than a predetermined number. For this reason, it is possible to estimate the position where the recording was interrupted depending on whether or not the reproduced data violates the rule, and both the inner code error correction result and the reproduced data rule are estimated. Based on this, the recording interruption position can be estimated more correctly by estimating the recording interruption position.
- the recording resuming means stops the resumed recording at the end of the ECC block including the estimated recording interruption position, reproduces the ECC block, and reproduces the error of the reproduced data.
- error correction can be performed to correct the ECC block including the recording interruption position, and when the ECC block can be reproduced correctly, recording after the next ECC block is continued, and the ECC block error is corrected.
- correction is impossible, recording can be stopped to avoid the situation where it is proved that the ECC block, which has been recorded again, cannot be reproduced after recording to the final recording position. .
- the present invention in a third aspect, is a disc recording Z playback device including a data recording unit that records recording data on a disc medium, and a data reproducing unit that reproduces data from the disc medium,
- Reproduction instruction means for causing the data reproduction unit to reproduce data from the disc medium on which the recording is interrupted;
- a recording interruption position estimating means for estimating a recording interruption position based on whether or not a force violates a predetermined reproduction data rule
- a disk recording Z reproducing apparatus comprising recording resuming means for resuming recording by the data recording unit from a recording resumption position determined based on the estimated recording interruption position.
- the present invention provides, in a fourth aspect, data recording for recording recording data on a disk medium.
- a disk recording method in a disk recording Z playback device comprising: a recording unit, and a data reproducing unit for reproducing data from a disk medium,
- the recorded data is reproduced after the recording is interrupted, and the reproduced data violates a predetermined reproduction data rule.
- the recording interruption position is estimated based on whether or not the error occurs.
- the recording interruption position can be estimated in bit units, and the accuracy of the recording interruption position estimation can be improved.
- the present invention in a fifth aspect, is a disk recording Z playback device comprising a data recording unit that records data on a disk medium, and a data playback unit that plays back data from the disk medium,
- a recording interruption means a reproduction instruction means, a recording interruption position estimation means, an error correction result determination means, and a recording resumption means,
- the recording interruption means monitors whether or not an inappropriate state for recording has occurred, and when the inappropriate state occurs, interrupts recording by the data recording unit,
- the reproduction instruction means causes the data reproduction unit to reproduce data from the disk medium on which the recording is interrupted,
- the interruption position estimation means is based on the data reproduced by the data reproduction unit from the disk medium on which the recording was interrupted! / Hurry up, estimate the recording interruption position,
- the recording resuming unit includes an ECC block including the estimated recording interruption position from the recording resumption position determined based on the estimated recording interruption position in the data recording unit. Record to the end of the
- the reproduction instruction unit causes the data reproduction unit to reproduce the ECC block recorded by the recording resumption unit
- the error correction result determination means determines whether or not error correction of the reproduction data reproduced by the data reproduction unit is possible
- the recording restarting means records the ECC block power recording next to the ECC block including the estimated recording interruption position in the data recording unit.
- a disk recording Z playback device characterized by being resumed.
- the present invention provides a data recording unit for recording data on a disk medium
- a disk recording method in a disk recording Z playback device comprising a data playback unit for playing back data from a disk medium
- the recording is started from the recording resumption position determined based on the estimated recording interruption position. Recording is performed up to the end of the ECC block including the interrupt position, and the ECC block is played back to correct the error in the playback data.
- the error correction when it is determined that error correction is possible, that is, when it is determined that the ECC block can be reproduced, recording after the ECC block subsequent to the ECC block is resumed. In this way, after confirming that the ECC block including the recording interruption position is reproducible, recording to the final recording position is performed by recording after the next ECC block, and then recording is resumed. It is possible to avoid a situation where it was found that the ECC block could not be regenerated.
- the recording restarting unit may employ a configuration in which recording is stopped when the ECC block correction determining unit determines that error correction is impossible.
- FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram showing the configuration of a disk recording Z reproducing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the disk recording Z playback device 100 includes a recording start processing unit 1, an inappropriate recording state detection unit 2, a recording interruption processing unit 3, a recording restart processing unit 4, a recording gate Z, a recording data generation unit 5, and a data recording Z playback unit 6 , Playback instruction processing unit 7, playback data determination unit 8, SYNC detection unit 9, PI code processing unit 10, PI error correction unit 11, PO error correction unit 12, recording interruption position detection unit 13, and ECC block correction determination Part 14 is provided.
- a DVD-R when a DVD-R is used as a write-once disc, a disc with other specifications may be used as long as it is a power write-once disc.
- the recording start processing unit 1 instructs the start of data recording on the disk medium.
- the recording gate Z recording data generation unit 5 generates a recording gate and recording data for a predetermined amount of data to be recorded on the disk medium based on an instruction from the recording start processing unit 1, and generates the data. Is output to the data recording Z playback unit 6.
- the playback instruction processing unit 7 monitors the signal input to the data recording Z playback unit 6 and responds to an external signal, and if necessary, instructs the data recording Z playback unit 6 to perform data playback. I do.
- Figure 2 shows the DVD recording format.
- the recorded data (user data) is divided in units of 172 bytes, and each 172 bytes of user data is appended with a 10-byte PI Reed-Solomon code in the horizontal direction to record one line of recorded data. It is composed. For 192 lines of recorded data Thus, 16 lines of PO Reed-Solomon code are added in the vertical direction. These 208 lines of recorded data constitute an ECC block unit.
- Reed-Solomon codes By adding Reed-Solomon codes in the vertical and horizontal directions, errors of up to 5 bytes can be corrected for horizontal PI error correction and up to 16 nautical errors for vertical PO error correction.
- Such product codes that add Reed-Solomon codes vertically and horizontally can perform very strong error correction and are widely used in digital recording equipment.
- Disc recording Z playback device 100 divides 182 bytes of recording data in one row into two for a disk medium, and adds a 2-byte SYNC signal to each of the divided recording data. Record the data.
- a recording inappropriate state may occur in which it is not preferable to continue recording during data recording. If this state occurs, if recording is continued as it is, a situation may occur in which data cannot be recorded at a position where it should originally be recorded, or a situation where data will be recorded at a position where it should not be recorded. This means that data cannot be recorded at the position to be recorded.
- As an inappropriate recording state there is a servo tracking failure that servo tracking does not follow the recording track of the disk medium. When this occurs, the data cannot be recorded correctly at the specified location. In addition, there is a risk of recording on a different track from the track to be recorded.
- Another example of the inappropriate recording state is a PLL lock failure.
- wobble signals can be extracted by meandering the groove of the track to be recorded at a fixed period, and data can be recorded in synchronization with the disk by creating a recording clock from this wobble signal using a PLL. it can.
- the PLL is unlocked for some reason, data cannot be recorded in synchronization with the disc.
- other inappropriate recording states include a state where the recording speed on the disk medium exceeds the encoding speed of the recording data, and a state where data transfer from the host host is not in time. When such a situation occurs, the preparation of the recording data is not in time, and meaningless data will be recorded as it is. If recording is continued in an inappropriate recording state, it will become a non-reproducible disc medium, so recording must be interrupted immediately.
- the inappropriate recording state detection unit 2 detects that a servo tracking follow-up failure has occurred. None, recording clock generation Monitors the occurrence of an improper recording state by monitoring the occurrence of PLL synchronization failure and the occurrence of a state where the recording data generation cannot keep up with the recording. Inappropriate recording state detection unit 2 generates a recording inappropriate state when a servo tracking tracking failure occurs, a recording clock generation PLL synchronization failure occurs, or a state in which recording data generation cannot catch up with recording occurs. The recording interruption processing unit 3 is notified of the fact. The recording interruption processing unit 3 receives the notification that the inappropriate recording state has occurred, and instructs the recording gate Z recording data generation unit 5 to stop the output of the recording gate and the recording data to interrupt the recording. Let
- the data recording Z reproducing unit 6 reads the disk medium force recorded data after the recording interruption due to the occurrence of the inappropriate recording state, specifies the writing interruption position, and Append data.
- the SYNC detector 9 receives the reproduction data and detects a SYNC frame from the reproduction data.
- the PI code processing unit 10 generates PI error correction unit data from the SYNC frame detected by the SYNC detection unit 9.
- the PI error correction unit 11 performs PI error correction (internal code error correction) on the data of the PI error correction unit generated by the PI code processing unit 10.
- the PO error correction unit 12 performs PO error correction (outer code error correction).
- the reproduction data rule determining unit 8 inputs the reproduction data, and determines whether or not the data is recorded on the disk medium in accordance with a predetermined recording rule. Based on the error correction result of the PI error correction unit 11, the recording interruption position determination unit 13 specifies the write interruption position in PI error correction units. Further, based on the determination result of the reproduction data rule determination unit 8, the write interruption position is specified in a unit smaller than the PI error correction unit.
- the recording resumption processing unit 4 inputs information on the write interruption position from the recording interruption position determination unit 13 and instructs the recording gate Z recording data generation unit 5 and the data recording Z reproduction unit 6 to resume recording. Based on the PI error correction result and the PO error correction result, the ECC block recording determination unit 14 determines whether or not recording has been successfully performed in units of ECC blocks.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the operation procedure of the disc recording Z reproducing apparatus 100.
- 4A to 4C show the timing of recording data and recording gates and data recorded on a disk medium when interruptions occur, rewriting, and recording continue when interruptions occur. A chart and data diagram are shown. The operation when the disk recording Z playback device loo starts recording on the disk medium, interrupts writing, and resumes writing will be described in detail below.
- the recording inappropriate state detection unit 2 determines whether or not a recording inappropriate state has occurred (step Sl). If the inappropriate recording state has not occurred, it is determined whether or not the force has reached the final recording position (step S2). If the final recording position has not been reached, recording continues. When the final recording position is reached, a recording end process is performed (step S10), and the process ends.
- step S1 when the inappropriate recording state detection unit 2 detects the occurrence of the inappropriate recording state, the recording interruption processing unit 3 sends the recording gate and the recording data to the recording gate Z recording data generation unit 5.
- step S3 For example, as shown in FIG. 4A, when a recording inappropriate state is detected at the writing position P1, writing is interrupted at that position.
- the data recording Z playback unit 6 plays back a disk medium in which writing has been interrupted, and the recording interruption position determination unit 13 identifies the writing interruption position based on the playback data and grasps how far recording has been performed.
- Step S4 At this time, the approximate recording interruption position is divided, so move the head before that and check the contents of the recorded data.
- step S4 first, the SYNC detector 9 detects the SYNC signal attached every 91 bytes.
- the SYNC signal is a specific pattern that does not exist in the recorded data and can be detected based on it.
- the PI code processing unit 10 generates 182 bytes of data in PI units, and the PI error correction unit 11 performs PI error correction on the 182 bytes of data.
- PI error correction does not normally make correction impossible.
- the recording interruption position determination unit 13 determines how many lines can be recorded based on the PI correction result.
- the recording rule is such that “0” and “1” are not continuously recorded in the recording data.
- the upper limit of the number of consecutive '0' or '1' is determined.
- the maximum is 11 in the data part and 14 in the SYNC signal part.
- the data is in an unrecorded state. For example, a state of “0” is detected exceeding the upper limit value.
- the recording interruption position determining unit 13 specifies the write interruption position based on the determination result.
- the above PI correction result is used instead of specifying the write interruption position (write interruption line), or!
- the reproduction data rule determination unit 8 determines reproduction data. Using the result, the write interruption position is identified.
- the recording resumption processing unit 4 instructs the recording gate Z recording data generation unit 5 to generate the remaining recording gate and recording data after the write interruption position specified in step S4, and the data recording Z reproduction unit 6 Resume recording by (Step S5).
- the recording interruption processing unit 3 determines whether or not the recording improper state detection unit 2 has detected the inappropriate recording state (step S6). When an inappropriate recording state is detected in step S6, the disc recording Z reproducing apparatus 100 returns to step S3, interrupts recording again, and performs a process of specifying a write interruption position.
- the disk recording Z reproducing apparatus 100 records data up to the end of the ECC block including the write interruption position by the recording resumed in step S5, and ends the recording (step S7). For example, if writing is interrupted at the position PI shown in FIG. 4A, data is recorded up to the end of the ECC block B1 including the writing interruption position P1, as shown in FIG.
- the PI error correction unit 11 performs PI error correction
- the PO error correction unit 12 performs PO error correction.
- the ECC block record determination unit 14 determines whether or not the error correction result of the ECC block including the write interruption position is uncorrectable (step S8), and the writing succeeded. Judge whether or not it is correct.
- the ECC block in which the write interruption position force has been written is not clearly written in units of recording clocks on the disk medium by the write.
- the playback PLL may be disturbed due to some overwriting or the presence of some unrecorded parts. In such a case, it cannot be corrected by PI error correction, and it is determined that PI error correction is impossible.
- the portion that could not be corrected by the PI error correction can be corrected by the PO error correction, the recorded data can be reproduced and it can be determined that the recording has been performed normally.
- the ECC block record determination unit 14 determines in step S8 that the PO error correction result is correctable, the ECC block record determination unit 14 determines that the writing is correctly performed and determines that the PO error correction result is uncorrectable. When it is done, it is determined that it has been possible to write correctly. Possible reasons for the ability to perform writing correctly are PLL stability and compatibility with playback processing due to frame period disturbances. A disk medium that cannot be corrected by PO error correction is a disk medium that cannot be played back. Therefore, if it is determined in step S8 that PO error correction is impossible, it is determined that recording on the disk medium has failed at this point, and the recording process by the data recording Z reproducing device 6 is terminated.
- the recording resumption processing unit 4 sends to the recording gate Z recording data generation unit 5 the subsequent ECC blocks after the recorded ECC block. Instructs to output the recording gate and recording data, and resumes recording (step S9). Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S2, where it is determined whether or not the final recording position has been reached, and recording is continued to the final recording position while monitoring whether or not the inappropriate recording state has occurred in step S1. .
- the interruption shown in FIG. 4A occurs, ECC block B1 is written in FIG. 4B, and it is determined in step S8 that the ECC block B1 is recorded in a state where it can be correctly played back.
- the recording gate and recording data of the ECC block subsequent to the ECC block B1 are output from the recording gate Z recording data generation unit 5, and the remaining data is recorded.
- a disc medium in which recording is interrupted is reproduced, and it is determined whether PI error correction is possible and whether recording is performed according to Z or a recording rule. Identify the interruption location. For this reason, even if there are some errors in the playback data, it is possible to correctly specify the write interruption position. As a result, when the specified write interruption position recording is resumed, the data is recorded twice, or the data unrecorded part is recorded. The situation where the minute exists can be avoided. Also, if the write interruption position is specified based on both the ability to correct PI error and the ability to record according to the recording rules, the write interruption position must be specified. It can be made more reliable.
- the resumed recording is terminated at the end of the ECC block where writing has been interrupted, and the ECC block is reproduced to perform PI error correction and PO error correction, and the error correction is performed. Based on the result, it is determined whether or not the writing has succeeded.
- the disk recording Z playback apparatus 100 determines that the writing has succeeded, it resumes recording after the next ECC block, and when it determines that the writing has failed, the disk recording Z playback apparatus 100 The process ends without recording. By doing so, it is possible to avoid a situation in which it becomes clear that the ECC block whose writing has been interrupted cannot be replayed after all the data has been recorded by resuming the recording.
- the write interruption position is specified for the rewritable disk by the same operation as described above, and the write operation is performed.
- the interruption position force may be additionally recorded.
- the ability to explain at the end of the ECC block where writing was interrupted—and interrupted recording, playing back the ECC block, and determining whether or not the writing succeeded—this process does not necessarily Go back to step S2 from step S5 ( Figure 3), which is not necessary, and continue recording from the ECC block force to the final recording position.
- the recording restart processing unit 4 can restart recording from the beginning of the line where writing is interrupted, or from the beginning of the line next to the line where writing is interrupted. In this case, when resuming recording is at the beginning of the line where writing was interrupted, a slight overwriting occurs, and when resuming recording is at the beginning of the next line after writing, some unrecorded parts Will occur. However, they are a maximum of one line, so that recording and playback are not a problem.
- the resumption of recording can be performed at a predetermined position of the line in which writing is interrupted, for example, a central force.
- the overwritten part or the unrecorded part can be up to 1Z2 lines.
- FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram showing a configuration of a disk recording Z reproducing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an ECC block in a DVD.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an operation procedure of the disk recording Z reproducing apparatus.
- FIG. 4A Timing chart showing signal and recording status when recording interruption is stopped
- FIG. 4B A timing chart showing a state of a signal and a recording state when writing is performed.
- FIG. 4C is a timing chart showing the state of signals and recording states when further recording is performed after writing.
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