Produplicator DVDUSB09SATA20X 9-target USB to CD/DVD Duplicator
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Produplicator
Copies USB drives or optical discs to four blank CDs, DVDs or Blu-rays at up to 48× without a computer
The Produplicator PUSBR04 copies data from a single USB flash drive onto up to four blank CDs, DVDs or Blu-ray discs in one session. No computer or software is required; the unit operates entirely from its built-in LCD controller. It also duplicates optical media directly from one source disc to multiple target discs.
Connect the source drive to the front USB port, which accepts USB 1.1, 2.0 or 3.0 devices, and load blank media into the four internal SATA burners. A 128 MB buffer helps maintain steady data flow during simultaneous writes. The duplicator supports CD-R at 48X, DVD-R at 24X and Blu-ray formats, freeing the host PC from any burning workload.
Ideal for offices, archivists or content creators who need quick, standalone backup of USB-stored data onto physical discs. Buyers who require network-attached duplication, automated robotic loading or support for copy-protected commercial movies should consider other solutions. The unit does not rip encrypted Blu-rays or DVDs.
| Brand | Produplicator |
|---|---|
| Model | PUSBR04 |
| Type | USB to CD/DVD/BD Duplicator |
| Target | 1 to 4 |
| Buffer Memory | 128MB |
| Supported Media | USB Drive: USB 1.1, USB 2.0, USB 3.0 Optical Disc: DVD-ROM, DVD-Video, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, BD-R, Dual Layer DVD±R, CD-ROM, CD-I, Audio CD, Video CD, Bootable CD, Mixed-mode CD, Multi-session CD, CD-Plus, Business Card CD, 3"" Mini CD- R, Standard CD-R/RW |
| ROM_CD-ROM | 48X |
| ROM_DVD-ROM | 16X |
| Burner_CD-ROM | 48X |
| Burner_DVD-ROM | 16X |
| CD-R | 48X |
| CD-RW | 32X |
| DVD-R | 24X |
| DVD-RW | 8X |
| DVD+R DL | 12X |
| DVD-R DL | 12X |
| DVD-RAM | 12X |
| Language Support | English, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese |
| Display | LCD Screen |
| Operating Type | Standalone |
| Connector | SATA |
| Panel Color | Black |
| Load Type | Slot |
| Features | Duplicates Audio CD, Video CD or DVD Video, and virtually any data disc in a matter of minutes without a computer. Backup multiple small capacity USB drives into one CD or DVD. Automatically distributes files to multiple target discs when copying a memory card with more data than one disc can hold. |
| Power Supply | AC: 115/230 V, 50/60 Hz, 250 W |
| Package Contents | see pictures for details |
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The duplicator writes to four target drives simultaneously and is built for continuous burning with no cool-down period required.
It uses a SATA controller that lowers power requirements compared to older IDE designs, and the manufacturer states it requires no cool-down during continuous operation.
You need either a USB 1.1, 2.0 or 3.0 flash drive or a single source disc such as CD, DVD or Blu-ray for disc-to-disc duplication.
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