Data processor
Abstract
To provide a technique of writing data efficiently on a storage medium and thereby play back a content continuously. Specifically, the file allocation table (FAT) of a storage medium is supposed to be read on a partial FAT basis and data is written by a preferred method for that reading method. A data processor writes a content data stream on a storage medium, on which a data storage location is defined based on a file allocation table (FAT). The processor includes: a control section for determining the amount of data to be read continuously until a portion of the data stream, which should be played back during a data stream reading suspended period, is acquired, the suspended period including at least a time for reading a partial FAT forming a part of the FAT; an area detecting section for detecting an available area, in which that amount of data is storable, from a partial area managed by a single partial FAT; and a writing section for writing the content data stream on the available area, whereby the data stream is readable, and the content is playable, based on the partial FAT.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A data processor for writing a data stream which represents a content in a storage medium, having a storage location of data defined based on a file allocation table (FAT), said data processor comprising: a control section operable to determine an amount of data of the data stream, which should be played back during at least a time for reading a partial FAT which forms a part of the FAT; an area detecting section operable to detect an available area on the storage medium, in which the determined amount of data is storable, from a partial area managed by a single partial FAT; and a writing section operable to write the content data stream on the available area, whereby the data stream is readable, and the content is playable based on the partial FAT.
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