Why is DVD replication a better option than DVD duplication?

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Why is DVD replication a better option than DVD duplication?  sakiraasmith

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 Printing Services  October 23, 2021 2 Minutes Follow Blog via Email

What is DVD replication and DVD duplication? The act of DVD replication involves pressing a disc from a “glass master”. The glass master is made up of glass which is coated by a chemical. The glass master is basically

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‘negative’ of the DVD and is coated with molten nickel compound that as a result turns into ‘stamper’.

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The stamper punches tiny pits in the production DVDs that use molten aluminum as a reflective surface and polycarbonate for the remainder of the disc.

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The process of DVD duplication involves taking a blank, recordable disc and burning the information onto it with a laser. Let’s discuss the factors that make DVD replication a better option than DVD duplication. 1. Mass distribution DVD replication is done for the purpose of distribution. You might want to provide special information through DVDs to all the employees of your company or you might be releasing your music for thousands of audience. No matter what the reason is, one thing that is sure is that you need a DVD for mass distribution. And DVD replication is a far better option to opt for in comparison to DVD duplication as DVD duplication is not apt for such a big task. 2. Provide better packaging Unlike DVD duplication, DVD replication offers various packaging and printing options like offset printing and screen printing. Offset printing : It is used for artwork that is made up of images or gradients. It involves printing primary colors onto a silver or white base. Screen printing : It is used for flat graphics that sre set up as Pantone colors. It ensures a flatter and smoother finish. 3. A cheaper and faster option

If we have a wider look, DVD replication is way cheaper than DVD duplication. Mass production at lowest cost can only be attained through DVD replication. If you want to have a DVD of more than 500 units than it is feasible in case of replication. As it is per unit in comparison to duplication. If you want mass production in a reasonable time then you must opt for DVD replication. It takes 7-10 days to produce 1000 units. Now this sounds amazing, isn’t it?

The glass master is made of glass that has b 4. Optimum quality DVD replication guarantees optimum level of production. To produce a large quantity of DVDs with the highest level of perfection, is only possible through the process of replication. On the other hand, you might experience issues in the application of a DVD produced as a result of duplication. Producing DVDs in large quantities through DVD duplication will hinder their quality.