The present invention is for more optimally performing recording and reproduction of stereoscopic video. In the present invention, parallax information is utilized to store, in a recording medium, stereoscopic video including left-eye images and right-eye images. Particularly, for video content that contains stereoscopic images, information is obtained regarding the amount of variation in parallactic angle having a given or larger value, a variation time that the variation in parallactic angle takes, and the number of times that the variation in parallactic angle occurs. An evaluation value is calculated that corresponds to the degree of eye fatigue on the basis of the amount of variation, the variation time, and the number of times of the variation. According to the present invention, the video content is encoded in such a manner that the evaluation value is within a given range, and then recorded in the recording medium.

A recording apparatus, a reproduction apparatus and a file management method are disclosed wherein, even if one of files recorded on a recording medium cannot be reproduced regularly, another file selected by the user can be reproduced normally. A file having a hierarchical structure formed from video data and audio data both in the form of compressed data together with information necessary for processing of the video data and audio data is produced and recorded on a predetermined recording medium. Upon production of the file, information regarding decoding of the video data and audio data is disposed collectively on the top side of the file.

In one embodiment, a method includes writing data to a storage medium, via a write channel, by applying a partial reverse concatenated modulation code to the data prior to storing encoded data to the storage medium. The applying the partial reverse concatenated modulation code to the data includes application of a C2 encoding scheme to the data to produce C2-encoded data prior to application of one or more modulation encoding schemes to the C2-encoded data to produce modulated data, followed by application of a C1 encoding scheme to the modulated data subsequent to the application of the one or more modulation encoding schemes to produce the encoded data.

The present invention is for more optimally performing recording and reproduction of stereoscopic video. In the present invention, parallax information is utilized to store, in a recording medium, stereoscopic video including left-eye images and right-eye images. Particularly, for video content that contains stereoscopic images, information is obtained regarding the amount of variation in parallactic angle having a given or larger value, a variation time that the variation in parallactic angle takes, and the number of times that the variation in parallactic angle occurs. An evaluation value is calculated that corresponds to the degree of eye fatigue on the basis of the amount of variation, the variation time, and the number of times of the variation. According to the present invention, the video content is encoded in such a manner that the evaluation value is within a given range, and then recorded in the recording medium.

In one embodiment, a data storage system includes a write channel for writing data to a storage medium, the write channel configured to utilize a partial reverse concatenated modulation code. The write channel includes logic adapted for encoding data sets using a C2 encoding scheme, logic adapted for adding a header to each subunit of the data sets, logic adapted for encoding the headers of the data sets with a first modulation encoding scheme, logic adapted for encoding data portions of the data sets with a second modulation encoding scheme, logic adapted for encoding portions of the one or more C2-encoded data sets using a C1 encoding scheme, logic adapted for combining the C1-encoded portions with the modulation-encoded headers of the C2-encoded data sets using a multiplexer, and logic adapted for writing the one or more combined C1 - and C2-encoded data sets to data tracks.

Disclosed is a remote transmission controllable external optical disc driver data processing method and device. The method includes: processing optical disc data objects converted by a decoding module by a microprocessor and transmitting the optical disc data objects to a remote server and a mobile terminal to be stored; transmitting the optical disc data objects to be burnt in a local or remote server to a memory chip configured in a storage module; and converting analog signals by the decoding module into digital signals and burning the digitals signal into a blank optical disc. According to the present disclosure, the application efficiency of the optical disc driver device is improved, and the application scenarios are expanded.

The optical disc library apparatus of the present disclosure includes one or more magazines configured to store a plurality of optical discs, a plurality of optical disc drives configured to perform recording or reproducing on or from the optical discs, a changer mechanism configured to perform loading or ejecting any optical disc stored in the magazine to or from any optical disc drive, and a controller configured to control the changer mechanism. The magazine includes magazine-disc association information associating magazine information specifying the magazine with disc information specifying a plurality of optical discs to be stored in the magazine. The controller outputs the magazine-disc association information.

Disclosed is a remote transmission controllable external optical disc driver data processing method and device. The method includes: processing optical disc data objects converted by a decoding module by a microprocessor and transmitting the optical disc data objects to a remote server and a mobile terminal to be stored; transmitting the optical disc data objects to be burnt in a local or remote server to a memory chip configured in a storage module; and converting analog signals by the decoding module into digital signals and burning the digitals signal into a blank optical disc. According to the present disclosure, the application efficiency of the optical disc driver device is improved, and the application scenarios are expanded.