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Paragon Net Burner 2.0 esteve disponível como oferta em 15 de julho de 2009
Paragon Net Burner é uma ferramenta capaz de "compartilhar" um gravador CD/DVD/BD pela rede e remotamente gravar um CD/DVD/BD disponível para uso por outros computadores em rede. Tem a habilidade de gravar CDs/DVDs/BDs sem possuir um gravador local. Esta solução é extremamente útil para usuários de notebooks sem gravadores de CD/DVD/BD embutidos.
Informações sobre o Produto estão diponíveis em Paragon Net Burner website.
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Windows XP (32/64-bit), Vista (32/64-bit), Server 2003 Family (32/64-bit), Server 2008 Family (32/64-bit); CPU: 800 MHz Intel Pentium III class processor; RAM: 512 MB required; Disk space: 10 MB free space; Wi-Fi or LAN (Fast Ethernet connection)
2.54 MB
$39.95
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This is a good idea IMO, although most of us have probably no usage for this software.
I have noted that it is possible to use the remote drive also to read discs. It's really handy in my case, as I have an excellent Nec IDE burner on my old PC. Sometimes, it can rip damaged CDs or DVDs when my new burner fails. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to install it in my new PC, as it has no IDE connector. Now, with NetBurner, I can use it, including to rip CDs or DVDs, from my main PC. Really nice!
However, NetBurner cannot mount a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive. It must be a burner to be recognized. That's a pity, as even if its main usage is to burn discs, it might be useful to remotely read them too!
Another little limitation: I had to open the port 9260 in Windows firewall, and specify the IP and port of the server manually. Not a big deal imo.
Despite those limitations, I give it a thumb up.
P.S.: The server uses the StarWind Service Lite to communicate with the client, so it seems that the technology used by Paragon is exactly the same as the StarBurn one. I don't use StarBurn, but I think that NetBurner has the advantage that it can be used with ANY burner or ripper software. I checked it by ripping a DVD with DVD Decrypter, and it worked perfectly. :-)
For the same price it is possible to buy an external USB DVD-Multi burner or a USB-PATA/SATA brdige and an cheap DVD-Multi burner that will outperform any network option short of a dedicated 1.0 or 10Gigabit connection. Starburn had a similar feature in their optical burning suite too but I've never found it necesary... Good mobile computing practise recomends backing up essential data to an external storage medium, ie harddrive or USB flash stick, and if you have already done that it is trivial to take it to a system with a burner on it and burn the discs there and then directly from the backup medium.
#10:
You need to press "Registration" button, it will bring you to:
http://www.paragon-software.com/registration/nb.html
Fill this form, and serial number will be e-mailed to you
The hard way? I've taken a DVD Burner and put it in a cheap external case with ESATA and USB connectivity. If I could read the displays on those tiny EEE PC screens - my drive would be perfect. (They do have USB on them right?)
It is mentioned that you can use this software instead of copying over the network to the PC with the burner - but either way, all that data is going to have to go from the remote PC to the burner, possibly the only difference is you won't need the space to store all of the data on the remote pc at once.
I'd be worried about some sort of network glitch while burning the disc - would feel much more confident burning from the remote hard disk to the remote burner, rather than from my computer - to the burner in the next building (just trying to minimize the possible points of failure).
I have BD-burner on my desktop, but such devices are really expensive now to buy them for my laptops as well, so for me it's really helpful. Also it's much easier to burn files directly from laptop without transferring them to desktop. Thanks.
No creo que hay alguien que puede utilizar este software que, para mi, es totalmente inutil
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