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CD/DVD Master DVD-R / CD-R DVD-ROM / CD-ROM |
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| Overview CDs and DVDs have become a well-established storage media within the workplace. They are easily transported from one system to another and knowledge of their benefits has significantly increased. The CD/DVD Master product works across the network allowing both System Administrators and privileged clients to harness the power to manage more than just the standalone CD/DVD-R writer. With QStar's CD/DVD Master product, users get the ability to manage hundreds or thousands of CD/DVDs, with ease, through an intuitive GUI and advanced management tools. QStar's CD/DVD Master software combines all of the great features offered in the QStar CD/DVD Axxess product with the ability to intelligently write and group CD/DVD-R media within sets. Features & Benefits Standards Based Formats QStar's CD/DVD Master software adds the ability to write in either the ISO 9660 standard or UDF. These formats, recognized as world standards, will allow the media created with the QStar CD/DVD Master product to be transportable to other systems, even if they are not running the same operating system. Writing Options QStar’s CD/DVD Master supports both direct writing to media or scheduled writing of the ISO/UDF image. Administrators can assign mastered media to different media sets, and a profile can be defined to guarantee consistent media creation. E-mail notification ensures that System Administrators are informed of the completion of the write process and alerted to any conditions that could affect the systems ability to perform correctly. Automatic Media Assignment Administrators can create numerous sets whereby media will automatically be added, as appropriate, once mastered. This ensures that only the media the set requires will be allocated. Each surface of the set can be its own filesystem or all the media together can be one contiguous filesystem. |
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