Primera Bravo 4051, User Manual

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Creating Discs
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Change Robot . This is only available with multiple robots
connected. Use this option to change the robot to which this
project will be sent.
• Drives . With a 4102 connected you can choose to burn to
both drives or the top or bottom drive only.
• Protect Video with PTProtect (PC Only) . This is only
available in the DVD Video and ISO image Project with
purchase of PTProtect USB dongle. See the PTProtect
section for more information.
•
Add to Project Set (PC Only). This option allows you to
add a project to a new or existing project set. A project set
is a group of projects that you can save together. See
Section 2 B.8 for more information.
• Save Project . At the top of the summary window you can
type the name of your job and then click save to save it
anywhere on your computer.
A project file is a small file that holds the locations of files
to be burned, the location of the print file to be printed,
and any specific project settings such as burn speed and
number of copies. Note: A saved project file does not
include the data to be burned or the print file to be printed.
If these files are moved or deleted, the project file will need
to be edited to reflect these changes.
• Schedule Project . Click this button to schedule this job to
run daily, weekly or monthy at a specific time. For more
information on this topic see Section 3B.5.
Project Options
For any job type you can click on the Options button for
additional options for that job. Below is a description of all
Project Options. Not all options are available for all Project
Types. If the options are not available for the chosen project
type, they will be hidden. If you would like these settings to be
the default for all projects of this type click Save as Defaults.
• Recording Speed . Set the recording speed with this option.
The fastest recording speed is determined by the lowest
maximum speed of the blank media or the drive. For
example: The "fastest" speed in a 20x max drive with 16x
max media would burn at 16x. In many cases a slower
speed should be selected to achieve the least number of
rejected discs.
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