Samsung TS-H663C, SH-S223C user manual DVD Region Protection Coding RPC

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The DVD Writer allows writing DVD±RW discs using Nero Express and enables "packet writing" (high-speed recording) using InCD.

The drive also allows writing DVD±R discs using Nero Express.

Unauthorized copying of DVD or software titles is illegal and the individuals that make illegal copies will be held responsible for any copyright infringement.

Using low-quality discs may lengthen the recording time or not supporting due to reduction in double speed.

You can use the DVD Writer to playback Music CD, CD-ROM, CD-R/RW, or DVD-ROM disc like a CD- ROM drive or a DVD-ROM drive. If your computer recognizes the [CD-ROM] icon designated to the DVD Writer as the 'E:' drive, insert a CD-ROM or a DVD-ROM disc and access the 'E:' drive.

(The actual drive letter of the DVD Writer may vary depending on the user's system environment.)

If you want to use this product to play a commercial DVD-Video title('DVD title')

Most of DVD titles in the market adopt the Dolby sound system.

You are required to install software that supports Dolby decoding on your PC before you can play a DVD title using the DVD writer purchased.

How to obtain commercial software supporting Dolby decoding. Visit the website of Nero: http://www.nero.com

(You can use other compliant software if you want to.)

DVD Region Protection Coding (RPC):

The RPC feature is supported on DVD players and is used with DVD-video discs (such as movies). Currently, the motion picture industry has divided the world into different regions or zones that correspond to the regional markets into which the motion picture industry releases movies. Simply put, RPC codes are placed on movies marketed throughout the world, based on the region of the world in which they are being sold. These RPC codes help control and prevent pirating of new movies into other motion picture regions prior to their true release dates within those markets.

The DVD Writer supports RPC phase II. In the RPC-2 mode, the local code can be changed by users. RPC-2 is selected by default for the DVD Writer.

You can change the region code up to five times via an MPEG application.

Please contact your dealer or local SAMSUNG representative if you wish to change the local code more than five times.

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TS-H663C, SH-S223C specifications

The Samsung SH-S223C and TS-H663C are optical disc drives that represent the brand's commitment to high-quality performance and innovation in data storage. Both models are designed to cater to diverse multimedia needs, whether for personal use or professional applications, and are equipped with a variety of features that enhance their functionality.

The SH-S223C is primarily a DVD writer, supporting a wide range of disc formats including DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, and DVD-RAM. This versatility allows users to create, read, and rewrite data on multiple types of optical discs, making it ideal for backup purposes, data archiving, and media consumption. With a maximum write speed of 22X for DVD-R and 16X for DVD+R formats, this drive ensures rapid data transfer, significantly reducing the time required to back up files or burn media.

Furthermore, the SH-S223C incorporates Samsung's innovative technologies such as Smart Burn and Noise Guard. Smart Burn optimizes the writing process by adjusting the writing strategy according to the disc quality, which ensures a higher success rate for burning and reduces the risk of errors. Noise Guard minimizes operational noise during the writing and reading processes, making it suitable for quiet environments.

On the other hand, the TS-H663C is known for its dual-layer writing capabilities. This allows the drive to store up to 8.5 GB of data on a single dual-layer disc, effectively doubling the storage capacity compared to standard single-layer DVDs. This feature is particularly advantageous for video creators and data-intensive applications, enabling them to store large files efficiently.

Both drives are designed with user-friendliness in mind. They come with user-friendly software that facilitates easy burning and copying tasks, allowing users to create and customize their multimedia collections effortlessly. Their plug-and-play capability ensures a hassle-free installation process, enabling users to start using their drives almost immediately.

In summary, the Samsung SH-S223C and TS-H663C optical disc drives combine advanced technology, high-speed performance, and user-friendly features, making them versatile solutions for anyone in need of reliable data storage and multimedia management. Whether for everyday use or specialized tasks, these drives deliver impressive performance and dependability in handling optical media.
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