Source: http://www.google.com/patents/US8130619?dq=4052565
Timestamp: 2017-12-11 09:56:24
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Matched Legal Cases: ['Application No. 2006', 'Application No. 2003', 'Application No. 200480001756', 'Application No. 200480001756', 'Application No. 93102358', 'Application No. 08163288', 'Application No. 04707688']

Patent US8130619 - Method of recording information to and reproducing information from an ... - Google Patents
A method of recording information to a read-only optical information storage medium comprising a plurality of areas, including: recording data in at least one of the plurality of areas in the form of pits in a first pit pattern; and recording data in others of the plurality of areas in the form of pits...http://www.google.com/patents/US8130619?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US8130619 - Method of recording information to and reproducing information from an optical information storage medium
Publication number US8130619 B2
Application number US 12/760,097
Also published as CA2507833A1, CA2507833C, CN1723492A, CN1723492B, CN101197146A, CN101197146B, CN101231854A, CN101231854B, DE602004031194D1, EP1590803A1, EP1590803A4, EP1590803B1, EP1998325A2, EP1998325A3, US7742375, US20040156306, US20040208112, US20040228251, US20060198269, US20060198289, US20100195465, WO2004070715A1
Publication number 12760097, 760097, US 8130619 B2, US 8130619B2, US-B2-8130619, US8130619 B2, US8130619B2
Patent Citations (50), Non-Patent Citations (11), Referenced by (1), Classifications (11), Legal Events (1)
US 8130619 B2
5. The read-only optical information storage medium of claim 4, wherein the lead-in area comprises first and second sub areas, the first area uses one of the RLL (d, k) modulation method and the bi-phase modulation method, and the second area uses a different recording modulation method from the first area.
As shown in FIG. 5B, if a pit does not change within a given period P, a bit of value “0” (or “1”) is read, and if the pit changes within the given period P, a bit of value “1” (or “0”) is read. In other words, if a pit is formed everywhere within the given period P, a bit of value “0” (or “1”) is read, and if a pit and a space are formed within the given period P, a bit of value “1” (or “0”) is read.
Furthermore, the pit pattern used in the first area 20 a or the second area 20 b may be different from the pit patterns used in the BCA 10 and the user data area 30. For example, as shown in FIG. 8A, pits are formed in the single pattern of the straight pit rows in the BCA 10, in the specific pattern of the straight pit rows in the first area 20 a, and in the random pattern of the straight pit rows in the second area 20 b and the user data area 30. As shown in FIG. 8B, pits are formable in the single pattern of the straight pit rows in the BCA 10, in the random pattern of the straight pit rows in the first area 20 a, in the specific pattern of the straight pit rows in the second area 20 b, and in the random pattern of the pit wobbles in the user data area 30.
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International Classification G11B7/005, G11B7/26, G11B7/007
Cooperative Classification G11B7/24082, G11B7/263, G11B7/00736, G11B7/261
European Classification G11B7/007R, G11B7/24082