Question 1

Does this machine connect to a PC so that I can use my Nero software?

Accepted Answer

No this machine is standalone and not connect with PC.

Question 2

Does the copier require three discs to be copied at once or will it only use the drives that are occupied by blank discs?

Accepted Answer

I bought this copier about a month ago and haven't used it yet. However, I believe it will copy to only the occupied bays

Question 3

Can a blind person operate this?
Or must you respond to the display.

Accepted Answer

Yes, I think a blind person could successfully operate this machine.  You basically put the master disk in, put in the blank discs and if all the blank disc spots are full the machine starts copying automatically.  The discs eject automatically when copying is complete.  The only trouble might come in if the disks fail.  They also eject automatically if they fail, however, it happens much more quickly than if the copy is successful.  I would be about 90% confident in buying this for a blind person to successfully operate.

Question 4

I am wanting to back up all my purchased movie dvd's will this work for this purpose?

Accepted Answer

Probably not. Movies are usually encrypted so that they cannot be copied, whether they're bought at the store or rented. IF they're "home movies", made with a home video recorder(or whatever) then yes, it will copy them.

Question 5

Can you copy music from your mac computer?

Accepted Answer

What you need to do is copy your music from your mac to a CD. This machine then duplicates this CD to 3 other CD's. It is only a CD duplicator, not a music recorder. Hope this hepls

Question 6

Can I copy from a flashdrive? If so, does this mean I can copy 4 dvds at one time?

Accepted Answer

No you cannot use this to copy a flash drive as far as know.

Question 7

what does SATA stand for or mean ?

Accepted Answer

Serial Advanced Technology Attachment. The current standard technology for connecting a hard drive or SSD to the rest of the computer. IDE: Integrated Drive Electronics. The older standard that SATA replaced.Sep 17, 2012

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