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Many organizations and companies who once chose to outsource their disc replication needs to duplication services can now viably complete these tasks in-house. Thanks to advancements in digital technology, professional CD and DVD media duplication systems are now within the price range of even small businesses and individual consumers. Read More

Purchasing CD and DVD duplication systems makes good sense for individuals and companies with consistent disc publishing needs. Outsourcing CD and DVD duplication tasks can be very costly, and with self-publishing systems becoming increasingly affordable, tower, rack-mount and auto-loading disc replication units are gaining in popularity. Read More

CD and DVD duplication equipment helps users create multiple copies of disc-stored data in an efficient and economical way. With obvious applications for the mass production of motion picture DVDs, music CDs and image collections, duplication equipment is also extensively used in the software distribution industry and for a wide variety of archival and commercial purposes. Read More

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Burning a DVD is a straightforward process if you have the right equipment and software. You need a DVD recorder, DVD burning software, blank recordable DVD discs and something to record. Burning can be done on a DVD copier one to one which eliminates the software and computer requirement. Recordable content can not be copyright protected discs like the DVD-Videos one would purchase or rent. Such discs are protected by copyright law and various copyright protection locks on the disc to prevent duplication. Read More

When I started working in the CD and DVD duplication and printing industry more than four years ago many churches were just starting to move from cassettes to CDs. Now, you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who still wants to duplicate tapes. When worship centers started using CDs they burned discs by hand and used paper labels, then automated duplication and printing systems sped up the process, but many churches still needed to burn CDs and DVDs faster following events. Read More

A DVD duplicator holds between 1 and 15 Recording drives in bays that are within a single enclosure. With the CD Dimensions Disc Commander you can daisy-chain a large number of 10 drive units together allowing you to control and use one disc image for all the CD Dimensions Disc Commander DVD duplicators. Read More

Every business is unique, so the applications and requirements for DVD duplication are going to be unique. There are a variety of questions you should consider before purchasing a duplicator. Once you answer these initial questions you will be on the right path in making an informed decision. The first question you need to answer is what type of data do you need to duplicate? Will they be CD Audio, Video CD or DVD, or Photo CD or DVD or combination's of data types? Read More