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Tony Fogarty December 7th, 2010 04:59 AM

DVD Duplication
 
Hi

Does anyone have any experience of CD/DVD Copier towers? I thinking of the type that take a disc, and copies to a number of other DVD drives in the machine. They seem to vary between 3 and 7 slots, sometimes more.

I'd never seen them before, until I googled DVD duplicators, and I'm wondering if they're reliable as one may be handy for a potential project I have.

Any help appreciated.

Tony

Ray Barber December 7th, 2010 05:25 AM

Try looking here Tony. DVD Duplication, DVDs, CDRs, CD Duplication

Tony Fogarty December 7th, 2010 07:00 AM

Thanks
 
Cheers Ray, thanks for the info, very kind.

I'm actually looking more for people's experience of using these devices rather than a particular supplier. ie... If they work well, tend to produce many dud copies, etc...

Chris Davis December 7th, 2010 08:22 AM

I've only used duplicators from Disc Makers and have been very pleased. I've probably made over 5,000 copies and the only coasters I've made can be easily traced back to my own mistakes.

Just a couple pieces of advice from what I've learned:

1. Don't buy cheap media. I always use Taiyo-Yuden Premium or Disc Makers Ultra (which I suspect are rebranded TY disks.) I'm not saying those are the only good disks, but when I find something that works well, I want to stick with it.

2. Don't record at the top speed. For example, if you're buying 16x DVDs, burn them at 12x or 8x. If you're buying 8x DVDs, burn them at 4x or 6x.

3. Don't use stick-on labels. EVER!!!


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