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DVD Technical Guide

Aug 30,2005 0

21. DVD-RAM - Page 2

 

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1. DVD History
2. Concepts and Structure of the DVD Format
3. The Future of DVD
4. Design Concept of the Physical Specification
5. Features of the DVD Physical Specification
6. The DVD Data Format
7. Read-Only Disc File Format
8. Video Format
9. Video Format - Page 2
10. Video Format - Page 3
11. Audio Format
12. Audio Format - Page 2
13. Audio Format - Page 3
14. Audio Format - Page 4
15. Audio Format - Page 5
16. DVD-R and DVD-RW
17. DVD-R and DVD-RW - Page 2
18. DVD-R and DVD-RW - Page 3
19. DVD-R and DVD-RW - Page 4
20. DVD-RAM
21. DVD-RAM - Page 2
22. DVD-RAM - Page 3
23. DVD-RAM - Page 4

 

7.3 4.7 GB DVD-RAM Format

Recording media phase change disc
disc dimensions 120 mm diameter, bonded 0.6 mm thick substrates
laser wavelength, NA 650nm, 0.6
modulation method 8/16 encoding
sector size 2kB
ECC block size 32kB
error correction method RSPC
capacity 4.7 GB (one sided)
disc format ZCLV
number of data area zones 35zone
addressing method CAPA (Complimentary Allocated Pit Addressing)
recording bit length 0.28m/bit
recording method mark edge recording
track pitch 0.615 m, land and groove
tracking method push-pull
file system UDF
user data rate 22.16Mbps
Table + 1 Basic Specifications of DVD-RAM version 2.0 (changes from version 1.0 highlighted with bold text)

After the release of the DVD-RAM version 1.0 specification, version 2.0 for 4.7 GB discs was created. The major differences between version 1.0 and version 2.0 are given below.

  1. 4.7 GB capacity Version 2.0 increases the capacity of a single disc side from 2.6 GB to 4.7 GB, the same as for DVD-ROM. This was accomplished by decreasing track pitch from 0.74 m to 0.615m and recording bit length from 0.41 m/bit to 0.28 m/bit.
  2. 22.16 Mbps standard data rate VThe data rate of version 1.0 is the same as DVD-ROM, at 11.08 Mbps. Version 2.0 doubles the standard data rate to 22.18 Mbps to improve data recording capability.
  3. Defect management method Version 2.0 incorporates a new defect management method to support real-time recording of audio and video data.

7.4 1.46 GB (8 cm) DVD-RAM Format

Recording media phase change disc
disc dimensions 80 mm diameter, bonded 0.6 mm thick substrates
laser wavelength, NA 650nm, 0.6
modulation method 8/16 encoding
sector size 2kB
ECC block size 32kB
error correction method RSPC
capacity 1.46 GB (one sided)
disc format ZCLV
number of data area zones 14zone
addressing method CAPA (Complimentary Allocated Pit Addressing)
recording bit length 0.28m/bit
recording method mark edge recording
track pitch 0.615 m, land and groove
tracking method push-pull
file system UDF
user data rate 22.16Mbps
Table 1 Basic Specifications of the DVD-RAM 8 cm Specification (changes from version 2.0 12 cm specification highlighted with bold text)

The DVD-RAM version 2.1 specification was based on the 4.7 GB DVD-RAM version 2.0 specification to define an 8 cm disc. The major differences between the 8 cm disc and the 4.7 GB, 12 cm disc are as follows.

  1. 8 cm diameter The disc size was reduced from 12 cm to 8 cm. In addition, an 8 cm case is also provided.
  2. 1.46 GB capacity The recording capacity dropped from 4.7 GB to 1.46 GB as a result of the decrease in size. The track pitch is 0.615 m, and the recording bit length is 0.28 m/bit, the same as with the 4.7 GB disc.
  3. 14 zones The number of zones was reduced from 41 in the 4.7 GB disc to 14.

All the remaining specifications are the same as for the 4.7 GB disc.

 

Source: http://www.pioneer.co.jp/crdl/tech/index-e.html

 

Review Pages

1. DVD History
2. Concepts and Structure of the DVD Format
3. The Future of DVD
4. Design Concept of the Physical Specification
5. Features of the DVD Physical Specification
6. The DVD Data Format
7. Read-Only Disc File Format
8. Video Format
9. Video Format - Page 2
10. Video Format - Page 3
11. Audio Format
12. Audio Format - Page 2
13. Audio Format - Page 3
14. Audio Format - Page 4
15. Audio Format - Page 5
16. DVD-R and DVD-RW
17. DVD-R and DVD-RW - Page 2
18. DVD-R and DVD-RW - Page 3
19. DVD-R and DVD-RW - Page 4
20. DVD-RAM
21. DVD-RAM - Page 2
22. DVD-RAM - Page 3
23. DVD-RAM - Page 4

 

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