CyberHome Entertainment CH-RDV 2000 Manual De Usuario

Data is recorded onto CD-R/RW discs in units knows as “sessions”. A session consists of information regarding the 
contents of the recording, the actual data, and closing information. Using this unit, a session is created when any of 
the following operations are performed: 

Ÿ Making a Disc Copy of a Single Session Disc
Ÿ Pressing REC in the Burner Interface to copy selected files 

Once a session exists on a disc, any subsequent copying or recording 
operations on the same disc will result in a new session being added, 
thereby creating a “multi-session” disc. 

Although multi-function discs are fully supported by this unit, most DVD 
players and many other types of optical drive products have compatibility 
issues and limitations regarding multi-session discs. Some common 
problems are:

Ÿ Only the first session is playable on some DVD Players
Ÿ Only the last session is playable on PCs
Ÿ On some DVD Players, multiple sessions may be supported in certain 

configurations - such as where the same type of data is contained in 
each session - but “mixed mode” discs, where different sessions do not 
contain the same type of data, are not supported.  

When a multi-session disc is inserted in the unit, the 
message “MULTISESSION CD” is displayed on the lower 
right of the screen, followed by the number of sessions 
available on the disc. While this prompt remains on screen, 
use the NUMBER keys to input the session number to play.  

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The TITLE button is used to select a session after disc 
playback has started. To select a session to play, press 
TITLE, followed by the session number.  

This unit fully supports multi-session discs and allows for the selection of a session 
when the disc is first inserted, as well as during playback. 

Ÿ Be sure to keep these 

Ÿ In particular, remember that