Virtual CD/DVD Jukebox

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

When you place a virtual CD on a network, any number of users can access it simultaneously while the original disc remains stored for safekeeping. Licensing agreements are handled from a central console: you “check out” a virtual CD and electronically “return” it. Files can be located quickly through electronic searches of the digital library or by browsing a list of titles in the software interface.

Designed for educational institutions, government agencies, and businesses, Virtual CD/DVD Jukebox operates on Windows®-based TCP/IP networks and is easy to implement and manage. Wizards guide you through most tasks, and in most cases you can install and configure the software on an entire network in just a few hours.

Features & Benefits

• Licensing Management
  Limit the number of users to access a virtual CD simultaneously to remain within the licensing agreements of software and disc-based applications
• Convenient, Accessible Training
  Place all disc-based training materials can be placed on the network VDN server so everyone takes the courses when needed
• Reduced Need for Supervision
  There’s no need for students or employees to handle the actual discs, just point and click
• Optimal Performance
  Run virtual CDs directly on the hard drive with a response rate up to 200 times faster than a physical disc in a CD/DVD-ROM drive. Plus, there’s no spin-up delay when you launch a virtual disc
• CD/DVD Archiving
  Protect CDs and DVDs from loss, damage, or theft by creating high-quality, compressed digital copies and saving them to the network. Catalogue and manage virtual CDs in a user-friendly interface
• Custom Virtual CD Creation
  Compile a virtual CD that contains documentation, expansion packs, and custom programs
• Multiple Disc Play
  Play up to 23 virtual CDs simultaneously on any end user system. There’s no need to swap out physical discs!
• Copyright Protection Support
  FarStone’s game support is the most extensive in the industry

System Requirements

• Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003
• CD drive or DVD drive
• 25MB hard drive space

• Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003
• 45MB hard drive space
• No CD-ROM drive required