Questions about Pioneer BDR-XD05TB

Hello, this Pioneer Slim Portable USB 3.0 player is delivered with a dual cable with 2 branches (1x USB 3.0 and 1x USB 2.0). It is recommended to connect the 2 simultaneously to strengthen the power supply. Everything works perfectly well!

Unfortunately, I am not really in a position to answer this question, as I have only used my Pioneer BDR-XD05 BD/DVD/CD drive in the DVD and BD environment up to now. PS. I didn't find any reference to UHD in the specifications (only to CD, DVD, BD). Specifications for the Pioneer BDR-XD05 BD/DVD/CD Burner BD-R Write 6x2 DVD-R Write 8x CD-R Write 24x Read 6x Read 8x Read 24x BD-R DL Write 6x2 DVD-R DL Write 6x CD-RW Write 24x Dual Layer Read 6x Dual Layer Read 8x Read 24x BD-R XL TL Write 4x DVD-RW Write 6x CD-ROM Read 24x Triple Layer Read 4x Read 8x BD-R XL QL Write 4x DVD+R Write 8x Quad layer Read 4x Read 8x BD-R LTH Write 6x DVD+R DL Write 6x Low to High read 6x Dual Layer Read 8x BD-RE Write 2x DVD+RW Write 8x Read 6x Read 8x BD-RE DL Write 2x DVD-RAM Write 5x Dual Layer Read 6x Read 5x BD-RE XL TL Write 2x DVD-ROM Read 8x Triple Layer Read 4x DVD-ROM DL Read 8x BD-ROM Read 6x Dual Layer BD-ROM DL Read 6x Dual Layer

Yes, it is possible. You can use any burning software that is capable of doing this, but according to my information PowerDVD 12, PowerDirector 10 and PowerGo 8 is already included.

Unfortunately, I cannot answer this question, but I am of the opinion that the Pioneer BDR-XD05TB (Blu-ray) cannot be used as a player with a TV.

No, you can change the code a total of 5 times, then that's the end of the line.

Yes, but only Bluray's and no DVD's.

Yes, that should work without any problems. As a rule, these devices are backwards compatible. The detailed specifications say the same.