Cd Replication And Dvd Replication
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CD and DVD Replication
Overview
Replicating CDs and DVDs for retail involves combining marketing strategies with expert mastering of digital data. This process ensures that the media is pressed onto discs accurately, ready for sale.
CD Replication Process
The replication of a music CD starts by pressing the musical content onto a disc using a master provided by the client or a glass master produced by the replication company. This music is transferred onto a 5-inch glass disc, followed by artwork printing on the disc face and sleeves for the CD case. After barcodes are attached and the CDs are shrink-wrapped, they are ready for retail.
Packaging Options
CDs and DVDs can be housed in various packaging options, such as:
- Jewel cases with two, four, or six-panel inserts
- 5.5 cardboard sleeves or wallets
- Shatterproof clamshells
- Plain paper sleeves in standard clear jewel cases
DVD Replication Components
A DVD product includes:
1. Disc: The face typically features a digital photo, either designed by the client or using online templates. Full-color images are printed using five-color offset methods, offering high-quality disc artwork.
2. Case: It includes cover artwork and any client-designed inserts.
Client Responsibilities
Clients must provide a DVD master for replication and are responsible for any errors in the original, including menu navigation. Testing the DVD master on a computer is crucial to ensure functionality similar to retail products.
Storage Capacities
- DVD 5: Single-sided, single-layered, holds over 4.7 billion bytes, or more than 2 hours of content.
- DVD 9: Single-sided, dual-layered, holds 8.54 billion bytes, or over 3 hours.
- HD DVD: Single layer holds 15GB; dual-layer holds 30GB.
By understanding these processes and options, clients can ensure their CDs and DVDs meet retail standards effectively.
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