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Padus DJ .NET

Feb 7,2002 0

7. How DJ .NET works? - Page 4

 

Review Pages

1. Introduction
2. Main Features - Page 1
3. Main Features - Page 2
4. How DJ .NET works? - Page 1
5. How DJ .NET works? - Page 2
6. How DJ .NET works? - Page 3
7. How DJ .NET works? - Page 4
8. How DJ .NET works? - Page 5

 

Padus DJ .NET - Page 7

How DJ .NET works? - Page 4

After saving the desire options, in our test pc, only one recorder is being used (TDK CyClone 161040). All future tasks will be burned from the drive. We can have multiple recorders and select if writer is currently "enabled/disabled" for the future jobs. This option is only available when we have logged-in as "operators"..

But the real question remains...How does Padus DJ .NET works? Things are quite simple. We must use the main Padus DJ software in order to prepare our .cdj images from ou tasks. In the below example, we have added 2 video files at Mode1 format:

At the CD Recording tab, image recorder must be selected. After pressing "Start" our image (*.cdj) is placed in the local HD.

Now things are simple. We drag & drop the image at the Padus DJ Networking console and immediatly a new window comes up. From there we can select how many copies of this image we want, the recording speed, a picture (for the case of installed printer) and the label information:

 

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5. How DJ .NET works? - Page 2
6. How DJ .NET works? - Page 3
7. How DJ .NET works? - Page 4
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