Supports the ATAPI-5 command set, including special commands for DVD+R, DVD+RW, CD-R and
CDRW.
Section 1. Getting Started
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DVD PRO I Installation and Users Manual
The DVD PRO I is fully MMC-compliant, supporting writing features
such as Disc-at-Once, Track-at-Once, Session-at-Once, and Multi-Session, as well as
variable and fixed packet writing. It also supports the UDF file system implemented
through packet writing and all DVD formats.
Minimum Configuration to Use the T
.
Computer
: Pentium II 300-MHz CPU or faster.
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Minimum RAM
: 64 MB.
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Hard disk size
: 1 GB of free space.
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ATAPI settings
: In Windows, Direct Memory Access (DMA) should be set to
ON. The IDE controller should be set to “Auto” or “PIO Mode4/DMA Mode2”
in the motherboard BIOS. (Don’t worry, we’ll show you how to set this up.)
What You Can Do with the DVD PRO I
Just look at some of the things you can do with your
DVD PRO I
:
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Record data or audio onto writable or rewritable CD/DVD media.
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Play music CDs.
Play DVD’s
.
Save photos and other images on rewritable or writable CDs /DVDs.
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Create a “CD/DVD sneakernet” to share information with colleagues —just use
software such as DLA to drag and drop files onto CD -R, CD-RW, DVD+R or
DVD + RW media, then continue adding files and sharing the same CD/DVD disc.
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Archive images and video to DVD .
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Master new software programs on CD/DVD.
Section 1. Getting Started
What's in the Box?
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DVD PRO I
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40-pin IDE ribbon cable
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4 mounting screws
.
1 piece of approved high-speed
media
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Tritton CD with bundled premastering
packet writing, Authoring, Label making,
and DVD playing software plus bonus software.
DVD PRO I Features and Controls
Before proceeding, become familiar with the controls and features of your
DVD PRO I drive. Match the parts of your drive to the illustrations below.
