Pioneer DVR-610 user manual

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DVR-110. DVR-610, & DVR-R100 FAQs


General Questions About the Drives:

1) What are the maximum write speeds of these drives?
• DVD-/+ R single layer 16X
• DVD-/+ R dual layer 8X
• DVD-RW 6X
• DVD+RW 8X

2) What type of DVD and CD discs can the drive read?
• DVD-ROM, DVD-Video (single and dual layer), DVD-/+R, DVD-/+RW, DVD-R
(dual layer), +R (double layer)
• CD-ROM (Mode 1 & 2), CD-ROM XA, CD-DA (CD-Audio), Video CD, Photo CD
(single/multi session), CD-EXTRA, CD-Text, CD-R,

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8) Can the drive set/record a region code on a DVD-/+R DVD-Video disc? • No, DVD recordable drives, like the R110 cannot set region codes on DVD recordable videodiscs. 9) Can the drive be used as a replacement unit in a duplicator? • Pioneer highly recommends that you contact your duplicator manufacturers to see if they have qualified the Pioneer Recordable drive for that specific duplicator, before proceeding. 10) What type of ribbon cable should be use to connect the drive to

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• The media is rated for 1,000 rewrites. 16) How much recording time is there on a recordable single-layer DVD disc? • The bit-rate affects the production length. Encoding content at 10 Mbps provides approximately 60 minutes on 4.7 GB DVD-R/RW media. Encoding at 5 Mbps will provide about 2 hours on 4.7 GB DVD-R/RW media. 17) What tools can I use to test/verify a Pioneer drive? • Nero CD/DVD Speed is one of several free applications on the market that is recommended to evaluate the