Pioneer DVR-2920Q Frequently Asked Questions - Page 3

® Frequently Asked Questions about Pioneer Qflix™ Drives 27. Can I copy downloaded content to another HDD or perform multiple recordings to Qflix media? No, the content is CSS encrypted and will only support viewing to the initially downloaded HDD, and one copy right to Qflix media. Additionally user will not have the ability to copy original recorded disc to another piece of media as the disc is CSS protected. 28. Once the downloaded file is copied to a piece of Qflix-certified media, can I make additional copies from the file on the HDD? No, you are only entitled to copy a file once to QFlix certified media. Users are allowed five attempts to burn to Qflix media. If you are unable to burn the file the first time, a pop-up window within Venue informs you of the number of attempts remaining. CinemaNow also recommends that you contact Roxio's support group if the issue continues. 22. What are the dimensions of the Pioneer Qflix writers? DVR-2920Q & DVR-216MBK: 148 (W) x 180 (D) x 42.3 (H) mm (with height of front bezel) 5.83 (W) x 7.18 (D) x 1.67 (H) inches DVR-X162: 166 (W) x 235 (D) x 55.8 (H) mm 6.54 (W) x 9.25 (D) x 2.20 (H) inches 23. How much do the Pioneer Qflix writers weigh? DVR-2920Q & DVR-216MBK: 1.72 lbs (0.78 Kg) DVR-X162Q: 2.5 lbs (1.2 Kgs) 24. What is the buffer size capacity of the Pioneer Qflix writers? All three models have a buffer size capacity of 2Mbytes. 25. Can the Pioneer Qflix writers support both 12cm and 8cm optical media? Yes, however the drives do not support non-standard sized discs such as oddly shaped or business card sized discs. 26. Can the Pioneer Qflix writers be mounted vertically as well as horizontally? Yes, a drive can be tilted as much as +/- 5 degrees from horizontal/vertical. However, the drive does not support 8cm optical media when mounted in the vertical position. 27. How can I record my home movie to a Qflix DVD disc? Qflix is designed for copy-protected material only. The technology makes it possible for a content owner to electronically send a copy-protected movie or other video content you purchase to your home PC. To show the movie on your TV, you need to burn the movie to a Qflix disc using a Qflix-enabled drive. Being as your home movie and data files are not encoded with copy-protection technology like a Hollywood movie, record your personal data and home movies instead to DVD-R or +R discs. Updated: 22-June-2009 Page 3 or 3