DVD-Q Server

Advanced Network Capabilities for CD/DVD Recording

DVD-Q Server is a network-attached storage device that simplifies both installation and use of centralized CD and DVD recording while providing additional powerful features. DVD-Q Server is typically used in automated environments with multiple users and/or high production requirements.

User requests for recording are automatically logged, scheduled and prioritized. DVD-Q Server then sends the recording tasks to a Studio or MPS4 system with an attached disc autoloader and printer. DVD-Q Server can be used with or without MakeDisc software. Users who want a high degree of control over how their recording tasks are handled can use MakeDisc to format a job before informing DVD-Q Server that they have a pending task.

A simple Java GUI can be used by "typical" users, which allows DVD-Q Server to invoke the recording parameters specified by the System Administrator. Depending on how DVD-Q Server is configured, users can have no control, some control, or a high degree of control over how their recording task is formatted.