Abstract: In an injection process, molten resin is successively injected from a first flow channel and a second flow channel connected with each other in order into a cavity of a metal mold. High-temperature resin existing in the first flow channel is injected in advance into the cavity as a part of a single shot of molten resin to later form a skin layer of a molded article. Other low temperature resin near a flowable limit existing in the second flow channel is subsequently injected into the cavity as another part of the single shot of molten resin to later form a core layer of the molded article. A low temperature resin remaining in the first flow channel when injection is completed is warmed to be a high-temperature resin before the next cycle, thereby allowing successive molding of molded articles.

Abstract: A body sound analysis device includes: acquisition means (210, 220) that acquires information relating to a frequency corresponding to a prescribed feature of a spectrum of a body sound; shifting means (230) that shifts, according to the information relating to the frequency, a plurality of reference spectrums that are references for classifying body sounds, and acquires a frequency shift reference spectrum; and output means (240, 250) that outputs a ratio of a plurality of reference spectrums included in the body sounds on the basis of the body sounds and the frequency shift reference spectrum. According to this body sound analysis device, a plurality of types of sounds included in the body sounds can be favorably analyzed.

Abstract: A body sound analysis device includes: acquisition means (210, 220) that acquires information relating to a frequency corresponding to a prescribed feature of a spectrum of a body sound; shifting means (230) that shifts, according to the information relating to the frequency, a plurality of reference spectrums that are references for classifying body sounds, and acquires a frequency shift reference spectrum; and output means (240, 250) that outputs a ratio of a plurality of reference spectrums included in the body sounds on the basis of the body sounds and the frequency shift reference spectrum. According to this body sound analysis device, a plurality of types of sounds included in the body sounds can be favorably analyzed.

Abstract: A breath sound analyzing apparatus is provided with: a first dividing device configured to divide a spectrum of breath sounds, on the basis of a plurality of reference spectra, which are standards for classifying the breath sounds; a second dividing device configured to divide at least one portion of the spectrum divided by the first dividing device, on the basis of a predetermined time-series characteristic; and an outputting device configured to output information regarding ratio of each of divided spectra included in the breath sounds, on the basis of the divided spectra by the first dividing device and the second dividing device. According to the breath sound analyzing apparatus, a plurality of sound types included in the breath sounds can be preferably divided.

Abstract: An optical disc (100) is provided with a recording region where prescribed clock information (WBL) is preformatted for recording. The clock information is (i) included in a first frequency band that is definable by a first reference frequency (Fstd) (that is impossible for a conventional reproducing device to detect by a detecting method based on a self-correlation) and is (ii) defined by a frequency that is integer times the first frequency.

Abstract: A duplication device is provided. When content is duplicated by recording, in a recording medium of a recording destination, the same content as content recorded in a recording medium of a duplication source, even if a reading speed is slower than a writing speed, the duplication device can reduce a duplication time as much as possible. The duplication device 100 reads a reading portion of content from an optical disc D in which content is recorded, and in parallel to this reading, downloads a transmission portion which includes a portion of content other than the reading portion, from a distribution server 200, and records the read reading portion and the downloaded transmission portion in the hard disc 106 at a speed faster than a speed of reading the reading portion.

Abstract: An optical disc (100) is provided with a recording region where prescribed clock information (WBL) is preformatted for recording. The clock information is (i) included in a first frequency band that is definable by a first reference frequency (Fstd) (that is impossible for a conventional reproducing device to detect by a detecting method based on a self-correlation) and is (ii) defined by a frequency that is integer times the first frequency.

Abstract: A recording device comprises a recording means (213, 214) for recording content data on a recordable recording medium (100) having a first recording layer (110) including a first data area (112) and a second recording layer (120) including a second data area (122), a first reading means (213, 214) for reading the address of the position corresponding to the maximum capacity of the first data area, a second reading means (221) for reading the address of the layer jump position of the content data, a calculating means for calculating the position at which the recording of the contents data is started such that the layer jump position of the content data is recorded at the position corresponding to the maximum capacity of the first data area, and a first controlling means (221); for controlling the recording means such that first padding data is recorded in an area from the start position of the first data area to the position at which the recording of the contents data is started.

Abstract: User data is recorded onto a DVD by the incremental recording method and by using padding when closing a recording zone, read error data is recorded onto the DVD. The read error data is generated by making a sector error detection code or a PI/PO error correction code in the ECC block different from a correct value.

Abstract: A recording apparatus includes: a recording device for recording content data onto a recordable recording medium with a first recording layer including a first data area and a second recording layer including a second data area; a first reading device reading the address of the position corresponding to the maximum capacity of the first data area; a second reading device reading an address of a layer jump position of the content data; a calculating device for calculating a position to start the recording of the content data such that the layer jump position of the content data is recorded at the position corresponding to the maximum capacity of the first data area; and a first controlling device for controlling the recording device to record first padding data into an area from a start position of the first data area to the position to start the recording of the content data.

Abstract: An information recording medium (100) is provided with: a first pre-recording area, in which reproducible preformed information including physical address information is recorded in advance and in which preformed address information assigned in advance is not recorded; a second pre-recording area, which is adjacent to the first pre-recording area and in which each of the preformed address information and unreproducible preformed information is recorded in advance; a first recording area, which is adjacent to the second pre-recording area and in which first record information is recorded and which is reproduced by an information reproducing apparatus in reproduction, the first record information including physical address information which can be reproduced by the information reproducing apparatus; and a second recording area, which is adjacent to the first recording area and in which predetermined second record information is recorded.

Abstract: Disclosed is an information recording medium (100) comprising a first recording layer (L0 layer) which is provided with a first recording track for recording record information, and a second recording layer (L1 layer) which is provided with a second recording track for recording record information. Each recording zone (zone #n) including one recording area in the first recording layer and another recording area in the second recording layer which is opposite to the recording area in the first recording layer has a management information recording area (RMA) for recording management information (RMD) for recording the record information.

Abstract: A video object (26) contains a cell (31) which can be appropriately read and reproduced and a dummy cell (32) which cannot be appropriately read or reproduced. Video title set information (21) contains a plurality of program chains (40) containing a real program chain not specifying the dummy cell (32) and a virtual program chain specifying the dummy cell (32).

Abstract: A recording apparatus includes: a recording device for recording record information onto at least one of (i) a recording medium including: a first recording layer and a second recording layer in which the record information is recorded by irradiating laser light thereon, each of the first and second recording layers including a buffer area and a calibration area, and (ii) a recording medium including: the first recording layer and the second recording layer, each of the first and second recording layers including the calibration area; a setting device for setting a reserved area having a predetermined size for extending or generating the buffer area, by each recording unit in the calibration area; a calibrating device for calibrating the power by using the calibration area other than the set reserved area; and a controlling device for controlling the recording device to record the record information into at least the reserved area.

Abstract: In a recording disc, a straight groove (31) and a position determining pit (33) are formed in an inner circumference area (21), and a straight groove (34) and an over-run preventing pit (36) are formed in an outer circumference area (22), and only a straight groove (37) is formed over the entire middle area (23).

Abstract: An optical disk (100) comprises recording management areas (103, 113) in which record management data for managing data recording is recorded. The record management data includes (i) physical position information (122, 125, 126) indicating the positions of physical buffer areas in which buffer data for buffering recording operation is physically recorded and (ii) logical position information (121) indicating the position of a logical buffer area in which buffer data is logically recorded or to be recorded.

Abstract: User data is recorded onto a DVD by the incremental recording method and by using padding when closing a recording zone, read error data is recorded onto the DVD. The read error data is generated by making a sector error detection code or a PI/PO error correction code in the ECC block different from a correct value.

Abstract: A recording device (2) records content data on a recordable information recording medium (1). The recording device includes a reading element (215) for reading capacity information (111a) indicating the capacity of the medium which is the capacity of the information recording medium previously recorded on the information recording medium, a content area (31) including content data recorded on the information recording medium, an image data generating element (221) for generating image data (30) having a padding area (32) including padding data supplied so as to reach the medium capacity shown by the read capacity information, and a recording element (211) for recording the generated image data on the information recording medium.

Abstract: A recording device (200) includes a first recording layer (L0 layer) and a second recording layer (L1 layer) where recording information is recorded by irradiation of a laser beam (LB). Each of the first recording layer and the second recording layer includes: recording means (352) for recording the recording information on a recording medium (100) having a buffer area (102, 109, 118, 119) for preventing erroneous operation and a calibration area (103a, 103b, 113, 113b) for calibrating laser beam power or on a recording medium having a calibration area; setting means (354) for setting a reserved area of a predetermined size for extending or generating a buffer area for each recording unit of the calibration area; calibration means (354) for controlling the recording means so that the recording information is recorded in the reserved area.

Abstract: An information recording medium (100) is an optical recording medium in which a groove is made along a recording track and record or reproduction is carried out by irradiating laser light to it and a push-pull signal, which is smaller than a prescribed value, is obtained from a part of a region (101a) of the groove.