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DVR-1910 / DVR-115D Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the maximum write speeds of the drive?
DVD-/+ R single layer: 20X
DVD-/+ R dual layer: 10X
DVD-RW: 6X
DVD+RW: 8X
CD-R/RW: 40X/32X
2. What type of DVD and CD media can the drive read?
  DVD-ROM DVD-/+R DVD-Video (ss/sl & ss/dl)
  DVD-RAM DVD-/+RW DVD-/+R DL
  CD-R CD-RW CD-DA (CD-Audio)
  CD-EXTRA CD-Text CD-ROM (Mode 1 & 2)
  Video CD CD-ROM XA Photo CD (single/multi session)
3. Will the drive work with Microsoft® Windows® Vista?
Yes, the drive works with All Microsoft Windows versions. This WHQL-certified drive does
not require specific drivers to work in the Windows operating systems.
Note: Some bundled software may not work with all versions of Windows.
4. Can other Operating Systems (UNIX®, Linux®, etc) control the drive too?
The drive is designed to work with MS Windows operating systems; however, many
customers have successfully installed earlier drive models in PCs with UNIX or Linux
Operating systems and with third-party software applications. It is very likely the drive will
perform in a similar manner for these operating systems.
Note: Pioneer does not provide technical support for third party drivers. Use the
drivers at your own risk. Contact the driver provider for support.
5. Can the drive be installed Vertically as well as Horizontally?
This drive may be installed in either position.
6. What is the interface of the drive?
ATA (ATAPI-7, SFF-8090 )
IDE Data Transfer of PIO Mode 4, Multi Word DMA Mode 2,
Ultra DMA Mode 2, and Ultra DMA Mode 4 (Ultra DMA 66)
7. How much does the drive weigh?
2.1 pounds (0.95 kg)
8. How can I get the full 4.7 GB of data on a disc?
The total usable disc space available on 4.7GB DVD-R/RW media is approximately 4.37
Gigabytes. The apparent discrepancy is because DVD formats use one billion bytes
(1000 x 1000 x 1000) to represent a gigabyte, whereas traditional data storage
calculations use a 1024 x 1024 x 1024 value. This amounts to an apparent 7% difference
in the total number of bytes when DVD capacities are compared with the traditional
calculation; in other words, 4.37 GB = 4.7 billion bytes.
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9. C
re not recommended. An
imbalanced disc can warp or shatter and may damage the drive. To label your DVD, use
tores.
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d media
manufacturer for specific information.
11. H
th. Encoding content at 10 Mbps provides
approximately 60 minutes on 4.7 GB DVD media while encoding at 5 Mbps supplies up to
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reated at the request of Hollywood movie studios to allow the
studios to control distribution of their movies.
Japan are designated Region 1.
codes, please visit the DVD Forum website at
an I use stickers or labels on my DVD recordable discs?
Labels can cause the disc to become unbalanced and a
printable media available at most computer and video supply s
ow many times can I rewrite a DVD-RW disc?
The media is rated for 1,000 rewrites. Please check with your preferre
ow much recording time do I have on a disc?
The bit-rate affects the production leng
2 hours of recording time.
hat is a region code and is it required?
Region codes were c
Region codes are not mandatory.
There are eight (8) region codes for DVD covering all areas of the globe.
Most of North America (USA and Canada) and
For more information about region
http://www.dvdforum.org
13. Can th
No, D he DVR-1910 and DVR-115D cannot set region codes on
DVD recordable video discs.
ntain a copy protection scheme. However, the DVD-RW
format includes the Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM) scheme. CPRM is
ia.
e drive set/record a region code on my DVD±R/RW DVD-Video disc?
VD recordable drives like t
14. Does recordable media have a copy protection scheme to block illegal copying?
General DVD-/+R does not co
a mechanism for controlling the copying, moving and deleting of material on digital med
Please visit the DVD Forum website at http://www.dvdforum.org for more information.
hat is “Firmware” and why should I care about it?
Firmware is a drive’s internal programming that allows it to recognize various types of
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discs and perform the correct write strategy for that media.
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ey have qualified this or
16. Can my current writer drive record to “CSS on R media” with the proper software
No, the firmware and drive hardware do not support this type of recording. At the time
17. Can I replace my current writer drive with a Pioneer drive in my duplicator?
Please contact your duplicator manufacturer to confirm that th
other Pioneer drives for your specific duplicator model. Most duplicators have proprietary
firmware for the installed drives which may not be compatible with a newer drive.
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18. What ribbon cable should I use to connect my drive in the PC?
There are two types of ribbon cables normally available: a standard 40 conductor cable
and a UDMA 80 conductor cable. Pioneer recommends the UDMA 80 conductor cable
for this drive model.
19. Is it ok to use a cleaning disc on my Pioneer drive?
Pioneer does not recommend the use of cleaning disc products for DVD drives. Cleaning
discs were originally designed for CD drives and could damage DVD drive components.
For an out-of-warranty drive, if the unit begins to act oddly or looks very dirty, try a short
blast of Electronics-grade (sterile, filtered, moisture-free) canned air aimed at the center
of the drive mechanism. If this does not clear the problem, please have the drive serviced
by a Pioneer-authorized service organization.
20. What tools can be used to verify/test my drive?
Nero CD/DVD Speed, is one of several free applications available for download from the
Internet that can evaluate drive performance. Please use the application of your choice.
21. Can I use credit card-shape or odd-shape discs with the drive?
No, the drive supports circular 120MM and 80MM disc types only.
Note: An 80MM disc cannot be used when the drive is mounted vertically.
22. Will this drive read or write Blu-ray Discs?
No, Blu-ray discs require a different type of laser than for CD or DVD discs. This drive is
equipped with lasers for CD and DVD reading/writing only.
23. What is LightScribe and does this drive support it?
LightScribe is a patented method of “burning” a label onto the top side of special media
created for this purpose. The only DVR-1910 model that is equipped with this capability
is the DVR-1910LS.
Note: If a drive supports LightScribe, the logo ( ) usually appears on the box.
24. Why does the software fail to recognize my DVR-1910LS as a LightScribe drive?
The most common cause for this issue is that an earlier version of Nero was installed on
the system and may not have been completely removed. To be sure that the system is
“Clean” from older code Nero has a free utility, appropriately named “CleanTools”
(http://www.nero.com/enu/downloads-cleantools.html ). After the system is cleaned, the
issue should be resolved.
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