TH49407A - Special copy feature for editing recordable DVDs - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (23/05/56) A method for copying a set of saved bits from one position to the upper second. A media that is a disc that can be rewritten to another. Methods, including steps Of marking show The beginning and end of a segment by selecting the different set of bits that are recorded. And where The segment will be copied before the reading process. In that order The video signal consists of at least part of the recorded set of bits that have been copied to be read. At least part of the video signal from the disc and stored in the DVD device's track buffer. The track buffer is transferred directly next to the track buffer by the track buffer. Process control of the DVD device in the end The portion of video signal information that is stored in The track buffer is written to the second position. A method for copying a set of saved bits from one position to the second on. A media that is a disc that can be rewritten to another. Methods, including steps Of marking show The beginning and end of a segment by selecting a set of bits. That was saved And where The segment will be copied before the reading process. In that order Video signal information consists of at least part of a set of different bits. That have been copied to be read At least part of the video signal from the disc and stored in the DVD device's track buffer. The track buffer is transferred directly next to the track buffer by the track buffer. Process control of the DVD device in the end The portion of video signal information that is stored in The track buffer is written to the second position.

Claims (4)

Disclaimer (all) which will not appear on the advertisement page: 1. Editing method for copying a set of bits. That were saved from one position to the second On media that is a disc that can be rewritten in a DVD player that can be rewritten, consisting of a procedure for Reading a video signal containing At least part of the aforementioned recorded bit set segment that was copied from that number one location and the signal data stored in the buffer. The tracks of the DVD player can be rewritten to another one. To transfer at least part of the said signal data directly from the said track buffer to. It also writes the DVD player's rewrite buffer and writes that portion of the video signal data from the said recording buffer to the a second aforementioned position. 1st where the data is transferred directly from the buffer. The tracks to the recording buffer 3. The method of claim 1 includes additionally. Marking the beginning and the end of Segments by selection And the location where the segment was copied prior to the reading procedure 4. Method according to claim 1 where the data of the pocketbook leads Video signal jack At least one audio and picture jack will be modified for the aforementioned second position prior to the said writing procedure. At least one VMGI will be fixed on that disk at The second section is included after the segment has been copied to that second position. 6. Method of claim 1 consists of additional steps of Comparison of the aforementioned segment video format with the bag bit video format. 7. The method under claim 1 consists of a process of transferring the video formats to those of those groups. The signal from This buffer tracks to the recording buffer without encoding the video signal. 8. A DVD player that can be rewritten for copying a set of recorded bits. From one location to a second location on disk media that can be rewritten to another. Which consists of A means for reading video signal information that includes At least part of the aforementioned recorded bit set segment was copied from the said location and the video signal was stored. The buffer tracks of the DVD player can be rewritten to it. A path for transferring at least part of such video signal data directly from the buffer It can also be rewritten to the DVD player's recording buffer, and the method for writing the said portion of the video signal data from the recording buffer to the 9. A DVD player that can be rewritten according to claim 8, supplemented by The controller for transferring such data directly from the buffer to the buffer. Recordings 1 0. DVD player that can be rewritten according to claim 8 is supplemented with a means for marking the beginning and end of segments by selecting. And the location where the segment It was copied 1 1. A DVD player that can be rewritten according to claim 8 includes additional methods for editing data of a navigation pocket. Video signal jack Audio jack And at least one sub-picture jack Example for the aforementioned second position 1 2. A DVD player that can be rewritten in accordance with claim 11 includes a method for modifying at least one VTSI and VMGI on such discs containing the second position. Mentioned after the segment has been copied to the aforementioned second position 1 3. A DVD player that can be rewritten in accordance with claim 8 includes additional methods for comparing the video format of the said segment with the format. Picture of bit As mentioned at the aforementioned second location to determine if the aforementioned signal format of the said group is the same. 4. The rewritable DVD player of claim 8 includes additions. The control processor for the transfer of such data from the track buffer to the log buffer. Without the encryption of such video signal.