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CD Duplication Vs. CD Replication
A lot of People ask what is the Difference between CD Duplication and CD Replication? CD Duplication is the Process cd duplication where we load your master CD into a tower with a hard drive. Once the content is loaded into the hard drive we then load the tower with blank CD-Rs into the machine and burn the content onto the blank CD-Rs at a 16x burn speed which is the standard burn speed for the best CD duplication results. Depending on how long the master is, that determines how long it will take to burn a copy. After all of the CDs are burned we reload the tower and start over again until we have reached the amount of copies needed for the project. Once that process is finished we offer 3 types of print on the CD; 1 Color thermal print, full color laser labels, or our full color thermal print which is the highest quality on-disc print in the industry. It is water resistant and has a high gloss finish which seals the print onto the CD. CD Replication is a process of which we create a glass master or stamper of your original CD-R and use the glass master to press the information or music onto to the CD. In about a half of a second the content is pressed onto to the disc.cd replication This method is called the industry standard or a pressed CD. There is not usually a quality difference however CD replication has a higher yield ratio or playability in more decks then a burned or a duplicated CD. Most plants have a 1,000 CD replication minimum for them to set up a CD line to run your CDs and we recommend the company you use should be ISO certified and Phillips Licensed to insure the best quality in the industry. You may pay a little more for this but it is worth it in the long run to make sure the company you are using will be around for awhile and not be shut down due to non-compliance with Phillips. CD replication also has a longer turn time then CD Duplication Due to the length of creating your master and the higher volume of CDs the plant produces. CD replication projects typically ship in 8- 10 business days where as with Duplication the CDs ship in 3-5 business days.
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Contributor's Note
You can find all of this information at www.disc2day.com. We look forward to working with all of our clients for all their CD and DVD Duplication & Replication Needs.
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CD Duplication Process
CD Replication Process
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Disc2day
Professional Disc duplication/replication
www.disc2day.com
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