Sony Corporation

Keisuke Hiroi

Hideyuki Agata

Makoto Urushihara

Takashi Ohkubo

Yoshiyuki Takao

An information processing apparatus is configured to execute a sequence of processing operations for recording video data recorded to a first recording medium in a first format to a second recording medium in a second format, without user's manual intervention. Any one of three settings is provided in accordance with total time Tx of data to be written to a DVD: a first setting in which a maximum value of image bit rate (first value B) and a maximum value of audio bit rate (second value B) are used; a second setting in which a first value of image bit rate and a third value Bof audio bit rate are used; and a third setting in which a fourth value of image bit rate determined on the basis of a line and the third value Bof audio bit rate are used. The information processing apparatus may be an apparatus for recording the data recorded to a digital cassette video tape to a DVD.

Information processing device and program

The present invention relates to an information processing apparatus and a program for executing a sequence of processing operations including the recording of video data recorded to a first recording medium in a first format to a second recording medium in a second format without user's manual intervention. If the information processing apparatus determines that the recording time of a frame just reproduced by a predetermined reproduction device is earlier than the recording time of a frame reproduced by said reproduction device immediately before the above-mentioned frame (step S) or an unrecorded area has been reproduced by the reproduction device for more than a predetermined period of time (step S), the information processing apparatus stops the acquisition of the data recorded to a digital video tape reproduced by the reproduction device (step S), thereby stopping the reproduction of the digital video tape (step S). The present invention is applicable to information processing apparatus for recording data from digital cassette video tape to DVD, for example.

Information processing apparatus for automatically recording video data from a first recording medium in a first format to a second recording medium in a second format

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Tokyo, Japan

Keisuke Hiroi