The primary difference between the Blu-Ray (BD) format and regular DVD format is that the Blu-Ray players use a blue laser, while regular DVD players use a red laser to play the discs. Blu-Ray player prices are already coming down, making the transition less painless for those looking for better picture quality when they watch [...]
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Blu-Ray Vs. DVD: What’s the Difference?
Posted on 04 April 2011.
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Thermal Disc Printers vs Silkscreening inkjet and offset printing
Posted on 25 February 2011.
Thermal disc printers vs. silkscreening, inkjet and offset printing – which one is the best for your project? There are several different options available for anyone wanting to print images or text on a CD or DVD during CD duplication or DVD duplication. Not all printing methods are equal, and certain printing methods may be [...]
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Is it cheaper to duplicate or replicate large amounts of CDs and DVDs?
Posted on 18 February 2011.
When producing copies of CDs and DVDs, video production companies generally offer two options: duplication or replication. Both of these processes create copies of an original CD or DVD, but they create these copies in slightly different ways. During replication, a blank CD is “stamped” to create an exact copy or the original, similar to [...]
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Proper DVD and CD Storage For Longer-Lasting Discs
Posted on 06 February 2011.
Proper DVD and CD storage is essential to ensure your collection lasts as long as possible. While DVDs and CDs last much longer than VHS tapes and don’t degrade with each use, there are still ways you can store your DVDs and CDs to keep them safe from scratches or other problems that prevent them [...]
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