G - Physics
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G06F 12/16 (2006.01) G11B 20/18 (2006.01) H04N 7/66 (2006.01)
Patent
CA 2394909
Video data in the form of a plurality of digitised frames, is stored on a plurality of magnetic disks. Each image frame is striped across a plurality of disks and redundant parity information, derived from the stripes, is written to an additional disk. Disk failure is detected and in response to this detection missing data is regenerated from the parity information. This allows the transfer of video data in real time to be maintained for output so that the system remains operational. While data is being read in real time, derived from regenerated data, the regenerated data is written to an operational disk, thereby reprotecting the data in the event of a subsequent failure. Frame supplied to output are labelled as being protected or unprotected and application programs may respond to this status information as considered appropriate.
Bopardikar Raju C.
Braine Adrian R.
Autodesk Canada Co.
Autodesk Canada Inc.
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