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    Method for controlling the propagation of metadata items
    3.
    发明授权
    Method for controlling the propagation of metadata items 有权
    控制元数据项传播的方法

    公开(公告)号：US07934195B2

    公开(公告)日：2011-04-26

    申请号：US10453035

    申请日：2003-06-03

    申请人： Harald Schiller ,  Dirk Adolph ,  Jobst Hörentrup ,  Wolfgang Klausberger ,  Axel Kochale ,  Marco Winter

    发明人： Harald Schiller ,  Dirk Adolph ,  Jobst Hörentrup ,  Wolfgang Klausberger ,  Axel Kochale ,  Marco Winter

    IPC分类号： G06F9/44 ,  G06F7/04

    CPC分类号： G06F17/30017 ,  G06F3/0601 ,  G06F2003/0697

    摘要： A method enables and controls automatic propagation of metadata items to a recording media or to devices for reading from or writing to recording media. The metadata items are provided with a propagation property, which defines to which recording media or to which devices the metadata items shall propagate, and on which recording media or in which devices the metadata items shall be stored. At least when a recording medium is inserted into or removed from a device, or when the device is powered up or down, the metadata items are automatically propagated and stored in accordance with the propagation property.

    摘要翻译： 一种方法启用和控制元数据项目自动传播到记录介质或用于从记录介质读取或写入记录介质的设备。 元数据项目具有传播属性，该属性定义了哪些记录媒体或元数据项应传播到哪些设备，以及哪些记录介质或哪些设备中要存储的元数据项。 至少当将记录介质插入设备或从设备移除时，或者当设备通电或关闭时，元数据项目将根据传播属性自动传播和存储。

    Method for assigning an identifier to a peer-group in a peer-to-peer network
    5.
    发明申请
    Method for assigning an identifier to a peer-group in a peer-to-peer network 有权
    将标识符分配给对等网络中的对等体组的方法

    公开(公告)号：US20050021793A1

    公开(公告)日：2005-01-27

    申请号：US10849461

    申请日：2004-05-19

    申请人： Stefan Kubsch ,  Meinolf Blawat ,  Wolfgang Klausberger ,  Axel Kochale ,  Marco Winter

    发明人： Stefan Kubsch ,  Meinolf Blawat ,  Wolfgang Klausberger ,  Axel Kochale ,  Marco Winter

    IPC分类号： H04L12/56 ,  H04L12/28 ,  H04L29/06 ,  H04L29/08 ,  H04L29/12 ,  G06F15/16

    CPC分类号： H04L61/2069 ,  H04L29/06 ,  H04L29/12292 ,  H04L67/104 ,  H04L67/1046 ,  H04L67/1048 ,  H04L67/1059 ,  H04L67/1068 ,  H04L67/14 ,  H04L67/30 ,  H04L69/329

    摘要： Networks, particularly home networks, may be implemented using peer-to-peer technology. To relieve the user from administrative tasks, some configuration routines for such networks may be automated. Therefore a peer-group selects one of its peers as negotiation peer, having the task to communicate with single other peers or negotiation peers from other peer-groups. When adding or removing single peers, or merging or splitting peer-groups, the group label is usually modified. But it may be advantageous to keep the group label, especially if that label is known to other peer-groups. If a new peer-group in a peer-to-peer network is created by merging or splitting other peer-groups, a method for selecting a group label for the new peer-group comprises determining a negotiation peer, exchanging information between the negotiation peers in the case of merging, comparing features of the two peer-groups and based on the comparison assigning the label of one of the peer-groups to the new peer-group.

    摘要翻译： 网络，特别是家庭网络可以使用对等技术来实现。 为了使用户免于管理任务，这些网络的一些配置例程可以是自动的。 因此，对等体组选择其中一个对等体作为协商对等体，具有与其他对等体或其他对等体组的协商对等体进行通信的任务。 添加或删除单个对等体，或合并或拆分对等体组时，组标签通常会被修改。 但是，保留组标签可能是有利的，特别是如果该标签对于其他对等组群是已知的。 如果通过合并或分割其他对等体组来创建对等网络中的新对等体组，则选择新对等体组的组标签的方法包括：确定协商对等体，在协商对等体之间交换信息 在合并的情况下，比较两个对等组的特征，并且基于将一个对等组的标签分配给新对等体组的比较。

    Method for assigning an identifier to a peer-group in a peer-to-peer network
    6.
    发明授权
    Method for assigning an identifier to a peer-group in a peer-to-peer network 有权
    将标识符分配给对等网络中的对等体组的方法

    公开(公告)号：US07991855B2

    公开(公告)日：2011-08-02

    申请号：US10849461

    申请日：2004-05-19

    申请人： Stefan Kubsch ,  Meinolf Blawat ,  Wolfgang Klausberger ,  Axel Kochale ,  Marco Winter

    发明人： Stefan Kubsch ,  Meinolf Blawat ,  Wolfgang Klausberger ,  Axel Kochale ,  Marco Winter

    IPC分类号： G06F15/177 ,  G06F15/173 ,  G06F7/04 ,  H04L12/28

    CPC分类号： H04L61/2069 ,  H04L29/06 ,  H04L29/12292 ,  H04L67/104 ,  H04L67/1046 ,  H04L67/1048 ,  H04L67/1059 ,  H04L67/1068 ,  H04L67/14 ,  H04L67/30 ,  H04L69/329

    摘要： Networks may be implemented using peer-to-peer technology. A plurality of peers may form a peer-group, having a unique group label. To relieve the user from administrative tasks, some configuration routines for such networks may be automated. A peer-group may select one of its peers as negotiation peer, having the task to communicate with other peers, e.g. negotiation peers from other peer-groups. When merging or splitting peer-groups, the group label is usually modified. But it may be advantageous to keep the group label. If a new peer-group in a peer-to-peer network is created by merging or splitting of peer-groups, a method for selecting a group label for the new peer-group comprises determining a negotiation peer, exchanging information between the negotiation peers in the case of merging, comparing features of the two peer-groups and assigning the label of one of the peer-groups to the new peer-group.

    摘要翻译： 可以使用对等技术来实现网络。 多个对等体可以形成具有唯一组标签的对等组。 为了使用户免于管理任务，这些网络的一些配置例程可以是自动的。 对等体组可以选择其对等体之一作为协商对等体，具有与其他对等体通信的任务，例如， 来自其他对等组的谈判对等体。 合并或拆分对等组时，组标签通常会被修改。 但保留组标签可能是有利的。 如果通过合并或分裂对等体组创建对等网络中的新对等体组，则选择新对等体组的组标签的方法包括：确定协商对等体，在协商对等体之间交换信息 在合并的情况下，比较两个对等组的特征，并将一个对等组的标签分配给新的对等体组。

    Method and device for updating a local copy of metadata
    8.
    发明授权
    Method and device for updating a local copy of metadata 失效
    用于更新元数据的本地副本的方法和设备

    公开(公告)号：US07565064B2

    公开(公告)日：2009-07-21

    申请号：US10925247

    申请日：2004-08-24

    申请人： Dirk Adolph ,  Stefan Kubsch ,  Hui Li ,  Harald Schiller ,  Wolfgang Klausberger

    发明人： Dirk Adolph ,  Stefan Kubsch ,  Hui Li ,  Harald Schiller ,  Wolfgang Klausberger

    IPC分类号： H04N9/79 ,  H04N5/00

    CPC分类号： G11B27/002 ,  G11B27/034 ,  G11B27/105 ,  G11B27/11 ,  G11B2220/2541 ,  G11B2220/2545 ,  G11B2220/2562 ,  G11B2220/2579

    摘要： The invention relates to the updating of a local copy of metadata. First change history data of metadata are read from an optical storage medium. Second change history data of the metadata are read from a local storage of an optical storage medium playback and/or recording device. If the first and second change history data are different a change attribute is read a from the optical storage medium and an update operation of the metadata stored in the local storage or an update operation in the optical storage medium is determined depending on the change attribute.

    摘要翻译： 本发明涉及元数据的本地副本的更新。 从光存储介质读取元数据的第一变化历史数据。 从光存储介质重放和/或记录装置的本地存储器读取元数据的第二改变历史数据。 如果第一和第二改变历史数据不同，则从光存储介质读取变化属性，并且根据变化属性确定存储在本地存储器中的元数据的更新操作或光存储介质中的更新操作。

    REDUNDANCY PROTECTED MASS STORAGE SYSTEM WITH INCREASED PERFORMANCE
    9.
    发明申请
    REDUNDANCY PROTECTED MASS STORAGE SYSTEM WITH INCREASED PERFORMANCE 有权
    具有提高性能的冗余保护大容量存储系统

    公开(公告)号：US20110055472A1

    公开(公告)日：2011-03-03

    申请号：US12733292

    申请日：2008-08-05

    申请人： Stefan Abeling ,  Wolfgang Klausberger ,  Thomas Brune ,  Axel Kochale

    发明人： Stefan Abeling ,  Wolfgang Klausberger ,  Thomas Brune ,  Axel Kochale

    IPC分类号： G06F12/08

    CPC分类号： G06F11/1088 ,  G06F11/1076 ,  G06F2211/1016 ,  H04N21/2182 ,  H04N21/2318

    摘要： The present invention relates to a redundancy protected mass storage system with increased performance, and more specifically to a mass storage system with multiple storage units. According to the invention, the resources that are essentially provided for compensating the damage of one or more storage units are also used to enhance the system performance. For this purpose during reading or writing the storage system just waits for the responses of a minimum number of required storage units to start reading or writing, respectively.

    摘要翻译： 本发明涉及具有增强性能的冗余保护大容量存储系统，更具体地说涉及具有多个存储单元的大容量存储系统。 根据本发明，基本上提供用于补偿一个或多个存储单元的损坏的资源也用于增强系统性能。 为此，在读取或写入存储系统时，只需等待最少数量的所需存储单元的响应即可开始读取或写入。

    Redundancy protected mass storage system with increased performance
    10.
    发明授权
    Redundancy protected mass storage system with increased performance 有权
    冗余保护大容量存储系统，性能更高

    公开(公告)号：US08234448B2

    公开(公告)日：2012-07-31

    申请号：US12733292

    申请日：2008-08-05

    申请人： Stefan Abeling ,  Wolfgang Klausberger ,  Thomas Brune ,  Axel Kochale

    发明人： Stefan Abeling ,  Wolfgang Klausberger ,  Thomas Brune ,  Axel Kochale

    IPC分类号： G06F12/16

    CPC分类号： G06F11/1088 ,  G06F11/1076 ,  G06F2211/1016 ,  H04N21/2182 ,  H04N21/2318

    摘要： The present invention relates to a redundancy protected mass storage system with increased performance, and more specifically to a mass storage system with multiple storage units. According to the invention, the resources that are essentially provided for compensating the damage of one or more storage units are also used to enhance the system performance. For this purpose during reading or writing the storage system just waits for the responses of a minimum number of required storage units to start reading or writing, respectively.

    摘要翻译： 本发明涉及具有增强性能的冗余保护大容量存储系统，更具体地说涉及具有多个存储单元的大容量存储系统。 根据本发明，基本上提供用于补偿一个或多个存储单元的损坏的资源也用于增强系统性能。 为此，在读取或写入存储系统时，只需等待最少数量的所需存储单元的响应即可开始读取或写入。