User manual NERO NERONET

[. . . ] QuickStart NeroNET Ahead Software AG Information on copyright and trade marks The NeroNET user manual and all its contents are protected by copyright and are the property of Ahead Software AG. This user manual contains materials that are protected by internationally valid copyright laws. This manual may not - in whole or in part - be copied, transmitted or otherwise reproduced without the express written permission of Ahead Software AG. All trade names and trademarks are the property of the respective owners. [. . . ] Until a job has been recorded it is possible to increase its priority so that it moves forward in the queue. Quickstart NeroNET Job administration · 35 Open the area by clicking on . In 'Action', click on the 'Pos ' link and the job will move one recording position upward with each mouse click. It is not possible to increase the priority of the first job in the queue since it already has the highest priority. 7. 2. 5 Reducing the priority Usually jobs are recorded by NeroNET in the order in which they arrive at the server, in other words, the first jobs to arrive are recorded first. Until a job has been recorded it is possible to reduce its priority so that it moves downward in the queue. In 'Action', click on the 'Pos ' link and the job will move one recording position back with each mouse click. It is only possible to reduce the priority of the first job in the queue if it has not yet been recorded. Quickstart NeroNET Job administration · 36 7. 3 Users Open this area by clicking on the element. Users without administrator rights can only view their own jobs and only perform such actions as adding copies or deleting jobs. It is not possible to change the job priority by changing the sequence. This area shows Job-ID User Copies Status Action Number of the job The user name of the user currently logged on who sent the recording job Number of copies to be recorded Recorder status message Possible actions 1. Click on , then log in as user and the list showing your own recording jobs will appear. Delete job Add copies Delete copies Deletes the highlighted job following confirmation Increases the number of copies to be recorded Reduces the number of copies to be recorded if this number is greater than one Job administration · 37 Quickstart NeroNET 7. 3. 1 Deleting a job If it should become necessary to delete a job that has been sent to the server, then this is possible right up to when the job has been recorded. In 'Action', Click on the 'Delete job' link and the job will be deleted following confirmation. All your other jobs in the queue will then move one place upwards. 7. 3. 2 Adding copies Until a job is actually recorded, is it possible to increase the number of copies to be burned - should more copies be needed than first thought. In 'Action', click on the 'Add copies' link and the number of copies to be made (which appears in 'Copies') will increase by one with each click of the mouse. 7. 3. 3 Deleting copies Until a job is actually recorded, is it possible to reduce the number of copies to be burned - should fewer copies be needed than first thought. In 'Action', click on the 'Delete Open this area by clicking on copies' link and the number of copies to be made (which appears in 'Copies') will decrease by one with each click of the mouse. Quickstart NeroNET Job administration · 38 8 General information 8. 1 Jobs If there are any rewritable (RW) discs in the recorder of the NeroNET server, their contents will be deleted before recording starts - without any warning being given or request being made. Open this area by clicking on the element. This area is for information purposes only and shows all the recording jobs sent to the server that have not yet been burned, as well as the job that is currently being recorded. The left hand side of this area provides quick information on: Job ID Number of the job. Clicking on the number on the right hand side of this field displays more information on the job. User who sent the recording job Current state of the recording job Probable length of time until the job is finished User Status Time remaining Quickstart NeroNET General information · 39 The right-hand side of this area provides more information on the highlighted recording job: Job ID User Recorder Number of the job User who sent the recording job ID number of the recorder. If the digit "0" is displayed, the job has not yet been recorded. If a different digit is displayed, this is the ID of the recorder burning the job. Clicking on the displayed digit will transfer to the 'recorder' area. The time when the recording job was sent to the server Time when the recording job will probably be complete Details (in percent) of how much the job to be recorded has already been completed Number of copies to be recorded Rate at which the job is being recorded Size of the image file in kB Location where the image file is stored and its name Location where the label file to be printed is stored and its name Current state of the recording job Time submitted Est. Time Finished Progress Number Write Speed Image Size Image Path Label Path Status 8. 2 Recorder If there are any rewritable (RW) discs in the recorder of the NeroNET server, their contents will be deleted before recording starts - without any warning being given and without you being prompted. Open this area by clicking on the element. This area is for information purposes only and shows all the recorders installed. The left hand side of this area provides quick information on: ID ID number of the recorders installed. Clicking on the number on the right hand side of this field shows more information on the recorder. Manufacturer and model designation of the recorder Current status of the recorder Model Status Quickstart NeroNET General information · 40 The right-hand side of this area provides more information on the highlighted recorder: Recorder ID Device Model Host adapter Interface ID number of the recorder. [. . . ] In Nero the default pause is set to 2 seconds (Red Book standard). Session CDs are divided into tracks and sessions. A session consists of all the files which are written to the CD in the course of one write process and can consist of one or more tracks. There can be more than one session on a multisession CD. Simulation Simulation corresponds to the burning process in every way, except that the burning process is simulated and that nothing is written on the disc. Use of the simulation feature is very helpful if you want to check whether the data being burned is being sent by the computer to the recorder faster that the recorder can burn it, so that the cache in the recorder always contains data ­ in other words, that no buffer-underrun occurs. [. . . ]