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July 4th, 2004, 12:25 PM
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<<<-- Originally posted by David Jasany : Rob,
That's the best solution. Why trouble a client with questions regarding their DVD player? Just build in the cost for the extra disk and time. Dave -->>> For big projects or the client you REALLY want to impress, you could even include a DVD player that you know will play your media and avoid all compatibility problems. Build in the cost and advertise as FREE DVD player included! That's more than the cost of two disks but knowing people, someone will find a way to screw up the two disk solution and it avoids any problems with older players. Just a thought. Dennis Vogel |
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July 4th, 2004, 05:54 PM
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hmmm... dennis, that might be a good idea, but i don't think i'll go that way. i'd rather focus on the video editing business and not be a video editor slash hi-fi video and stereo equiptment dealer.
thanks anyway. adi |
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