Optical disc, optical disc recording/playback apparatus, and information recording/playback method
A reproducing device, a technology for optical disc recording, applied in optical recording/reproducing/erasing methods, recording information storage, recording/reproducing by optical methods, etc., can solve problems such as inability to record, inability to discriminate discs, information failure, etc. , to achieve the effect of improving convenience
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[0061] In this embodiment, the multi-layer Blu-ray Disc (BD) is aimed at a disc (hereinafter referred to as type A) whose data recording density is standard density (25GB / layer) in all layers, or high density (33GB / layer) in all layers. / layer) (hereinafter referred to as type B). The number of layers is, for example, 25 GB / layer x 4 layers and 33 GB / layer x 3 layers, both of which have an overall capacity of 100 GB. The identification method of type A and type B optical discs, and the corresponding processing method of the recording and reproducing apparatus will be described.
[0062] Table 1 comparatively shows the main parameters of the recording formats in Type A and Type B optical discs. In the optical disc of type A (25GB / layer), the shortest mark length=0.149μm, the track pitch=0.32μm, while in the optical disc of type B (33GB / layer), the shortest mark length=0.113μm, the track pitch= 0.32 μm. In addition, because the modulation rules for recording information signa...
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[0084] This embodiment is aimed at an optical disc (hereinafter referred to as type C) in which a standard density (25 GB / layer) area and a high density (33 GB / layer) area coexist on the same plane (in the same layer) with data recording density. For the sake of simplicity, the number of layers is set as a single layer, but it may also be multi-layered. A type C optical disc can be recorded and reproduced by either an existing device corresponding to a standard density (25 GB / layer) or a high-density corresponding device corresponding to a high density (33 GB / layer).
[0085] Figure 6 It is a figure which shows an example of the recording format of an optical disc (type C). (a) shows a planar structure, and (b) shows a radial structure.
[0086] In a Type C optical disc, a BCA area 111, a PIC area 112, a first recording density area (25 GB / layer) 113, and a second recording density area (33 GB / layer) 114 are sequentially arranged on the same plane from the inner peripheral ...
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[0114] This embodiment is aimed at a multi-layer optical disc (hereinafter referred to as type D) in which data recording density is a mixture of layers of standard density (25 GB / layer) and layers of high density (33 GB / layer). Type D optical discs can be recorded and reproduced by either an existing device for standard density (25 GB / layer) or a high-density device for high density (33 GB / layer).
[0115] Figure 11 It is a figure which shows an example of the recording format of an optical disc (type D). Here, a 25 GB / layer layer and a 33 GB / layer layer are alternately arranged in four layers. Let each recording layer be L0, L1, L2, L3 from the surface side of the optical disc. In each layer, a BCA area 121 , a PIC area 122 , and data recording areas 123 and 124 are arranged from the inner peripheral side. Data is recorded in the data recording regions 123 and 124 of the respective layers at a recording density of 25 GB / layer or 33 GB / layer. Among them, the BCA region 1...
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