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DVD Infinity is a leader in Blu-ray Production in Australia. We offer full design, planning, authoring, encoding, mass production (replication and duplication), packaging and printing options.
Whether you want one disc or one million, DVD Infinity can help. We mass produce (replicate or press) the following formats:
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Replication vs Duplication There is a huge difference between replication and duplication when it comes to your company's image. A CD, DVD or Blu-ray disk is made up of a number of layers. With replicated disks, a glass master ‘the father’, is created with little pits. This is used to create a metal master ‘the mother’. When melted polycarbonate is injected under high pressure and temperature onto the metal stamper, the bits of information are formed, creating a clear polycarbonate plastic which makes the first layer of a CD or DVD. Data is stored from the inner ring (the boot sector) to the edge of the DVD. The laser, reading from the underside of the disk will reflect and it will take more time to reflect back if there is a pit. This is then translated into 1s and 0s. Above the polycarbonate plastic layer is a reflective layer of aluminum. On top of that is a layer of acrylic, and then the label, which is often silk-screened or offset printed directly onto the acrylic. Replicated disks are pressed out at high speed and high volume, making them quite a bit cheaper for large volumes. Duplicated discs have data "burned" onto them by a laser burning the dye on a prepared surface. Duplicated CD, DVD or Blu-ray disks usually use inkjet or thermal printing. The big difference is that replicated DVDs will work on all players whereas burnt DVDs will work in a maximum of 99% of players. This may not seem like a problem until you get a call from a customer complaining about the low quality of your DVD because he cannot play it... or worse still no phone call. The Blu-ray creation process The following gives a brief description of the disk creation process: Provide your own master If you prefer, you can supply your own master. We can accept DLT type III or Type IV in either DDP 2.0 or DDP 2.1 format or DVD-R(for authoring) or high quality DVD-R(for general) for replication. Always use new, clean media to ensure no dropouts. Artwork Requirements The following templates may assist you with your artwork preparation. Slick dimensions are 182 x 272mm (129mm/14mm/129mm, Front/Spine/Back) with 5mm bleed around all edges. The following print requirements should be adhered to in order to ensure fastest delivery times and avoid any additional costs. |
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