CD/R & DVD/R Duplication (low volume, quick turn)

CD-ROM is a manufactured product; CD/R and DVD/R is a recorded product. While there are certainly differences between them it now seems that most companies and consumers have made the two indistinguishable (for further discussion, see our technology section).

CD/R is an ideal solution for a variety of applications. They can be duplicated quickly (usually within 24 hours) and can be labeled or printed in a variety of ways with a variety of options. They can be processed in short runs or in large volume. They can be customized if necessary and updated if needed. In short, they are extremely versatile.

DVD/R is an increasingly requested format to be copied and distributed due to its capability to hold approximately seven times the amount of data than a CD/R. Just like CD/R's, DVD/R's are extremely versatile and allow you to do much smaller runs. There are two types of recordable DVD's: DVD-R (called minus-R) and DVD+R (called plus R), and we can produce both of them. There is a technical difference, although some would argue there is no practical difference when considering distribution. Our position can be found in the Technology section under DVD/R .

There are three general options to consider when selecting a CD/R or DVD/R for production: size, manufacturer, and print options. Our Standard Price Sheet covers many of these options.

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