Duplication

We offer a competitively priced duplication service, geared to providing you with the best quality copies. We can quote you a price immediately. Please note that we will not copy any material that we believe to breach any intellectual property rights.

DVD Duplication

We offer a fast and efficient DVD duplication service for recordable DVDs, including labels and packaging. Interactive DVD Video menu design is also available - please call for more information and for a quote. 

• Short-run DVD copies onto 4.7gb DVD-R.
• Data DVDs & non-commercial DVD Video copies
• DVD Video copies must have proof of copyright
• These DVDs playback in 99% of domestic and computer DVD players.

CD Duplication & Replication

Replication is the term given to injection molded discs that are stamped from a glass master. This process is used for 500 and above copies.

Duplication is used for short copying runs, usually up to 500 units, CD or DVD blanks have data physically burnt into a foil layer, the laser in your CD reader sees the 'holes' and 'no holes' in the same way as a peaks and troughs found on a replicated CD/DVD.

• Short-run CD Duplication onto 700mb CD-R
• Black & White and Colour Inkjet Labels
• Laser Printed Inlays

CD/DVD Cases

• DVD Movie Cases
• CD Jewel Cases (Standard)
• CD Jewel Cases (Slimlime)
• CD Jewel Cases (Slim one-piece unbreakable)
• Plastic Wallets
• Cardboard Wallets

Tape Formats

To and from the following formats:

High-Definition Tapes/Disk

• HD CAM
• DVCPRO HD
• XDCAM HD
• HDV

Digital Tape

• Digital Betacam
• Betacam SX
• Digital S
• DVC Pro
• DVCAM
• MiniDV
• DV

Analogue Tape

• Betacam SP
• Umatic Low/High SP
• S-VHS
• VHS
• Hi-8/8mm

Plastic Cases, Cardboard Sleeves and Labels can be supplied if required.

Standards Conversion

• To and from PAL and NTSC in multiple formats

Becoming a thing of the past with multi-format playback machines, but in a nutshell, American TV, NTSC, is 720x480 pixels (DV-NTSC) and plays at approx. 30 frames per second; the UK TV standard, PAL, is (at the moment) 720 x 576 pixels and plays at 25 frames per second. A TV standards converter does the best of a bad job to convert one to the other. It is the reason why US sit-coms always look a bit fluffy and the colours (or should that be colors) seem a little pink.