Disc2Day CD DVD Duplication News

Dis2day is proud to announce the purchase of a Triumph automatic programmable paper cutter and the Digifold scoring and folding equipment; not only will these machines increase our already fast turn times, but they will allow us to produce an even higher quality CD or DVD packaged product. The Triumph paper cutter can cut inserts more precisely to their dimensions and score them before the folding process. This avoids cracking on the 4-8 panel front inserts for your retail-ready CD and DVD complete packages. The Digifold machine allows us to fold all inserts exactly on the fold line keeping your CD or DVD case looking clean and professional.

Disc2day is continually updating their equipment to give our clients the highest quality products with even faster turn times than before. These 2 new additions have increased our production over 30% which allows us to take on a lot more clients and still provide the quick turn times that we guarantee. These machines will also allow us to provide higher quality product for your retail ready CD or DVD package to truly give you that professional retail-ready store look.

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With all the recent news and publicity on the Warren Jeff trial, Disc2day is proud to announce that we have provided BANKING ON HEAVEN with all of their DVD's for the release of their film. BANKING ON HEAVEN is the inside story of the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints who are currently under investigation at the YFZ Ranch in El Dorado, Texas.

"Shocking...Compelling...Poignany...Astute" says VARIETY magazine.

"This film exposes a polygamous sect that robs our welfare system, and uses mind control and fear to enslave thousands of Americans. BANKING ON HEAVEN reveals the politicians' failure to help, the Mormon Church's role, and the plight of innocent victims of polygamy. Carolyn Jessop and Elaine Jeffs describe their harrowing escapes with children in tow, but not all their children got out. A special thanks to the thousands of people who purchase this film, and who continue to help end abuse under the guise of religion. I am very grateful to all of you, and to Disc2Day for consistently providing quality DVD's on-time."

Laurie Allen, Producer

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With today's constantly advancing technology, the ability to duplicate CD's and DVD's in your own home has become fairly easy. Most home printers have the ability to print on CD labels (and some directly on disc) and disc burning software and hardware is also available. However, there are many variables that come into play that will probably make you reconsider doing CD duplication yourself.

Quality

The first and most important thing to consider is the quality of your final disc compared to a disc professionally duplicated. Most home printers are inkjet printers which not only take a long time to print but they also use up a lot of ink. Inkjet printers are also not waterproof or UV protected unless you coat the discs yourself. The actual quality of the print itself is another thing to look at. Unless you have incredibly high-grade equipment you will not be able to create the print quality like you would see on your favorite band's CD if you print the disc yourself. For high quality print you need to print offset or silkscreen or thermal printing. The quality of the disc itself is also an issue. Through your local electronic store you can find many different types of CD's produced by many different companies. A lot of these are lower quality CD's but they are popular because they are very cheap when buying in bulk. Most CD duplication companies use higher quality discs for better sound and better playback.

Time

How much is your time worth? CD duplication or DVD duplication is a time consuming process. First you have to get the bulk CD's or bulk DVD's and the labels or ink cartridges or whatever you need for printing. Then you need to actually copy your CD or DVD, which a standard computer can usually do one or two at a time. Each CD will probably take a few minutes to copy and then another few minutes to print. And that is just for the disc itself, you will also need to design and print the packaging and assemble the whole thing which will also take some extra time. When copying two or three copies for your friends this may not seem like a very big deal but when you need 500 or 1000 copies for music promotion or business promotion, it could take weeks to complete this. A CD duplication company like Disc2day can have 1000 CD's printed, packaged and retail ready within a few days. You can now use all of that time you would have spent copying and printing CD's to do something more productive for your band or business.

Price

One last thing you should look at is the price and price differences. To copy CD's yourself you will probably end up spending about $0.25 to $0.30 each for just the blank CD's. Then you will probably need an ink cartridge which can run anywhere from $30 to $180 each. Printable CD labels usually go for around $0.50 to $0.75 each (broken down from 20 for like $15). Then you will also need jewel cases which usually run for about $0.30 to $0.50 a piece. Then on top of all that you will still need to print the front inserts and the tray cards which is going to use more paper and more ink. These prices are all taken from random retail stores so you may be able to find a few of these supplies cheaper or more expensive; but through a CD duplication company like Disc2day, you can get 1000 CD's completely packaged and retail ready for as low as $0.85 per CD and you don't have to do any work or wait for very long to get your discs.

As you can see, it is possible to do CD duplication or DVD duplication yourself but if you need a couple hundred discs or more you are going to save yourself a lot of time, money and stress by finding a reliable, professional CD duplication company to do the work for you. Disc2day has a friendly staff and we work hard to make sure you get a quality product in a timely fashion and at the best price in the industry.

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