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When selecting CD, DVD or Blu Ray copiers
there are many considerations that may not be immediately
apparent:
Machine Controller. The Controller design
in your duplication machine is critical to copy quality
and continuity. Controller design also impacts on
the ability to upgrade your machine in the future.
Our copiers feature purpose designed controllers that
allow readily upgradable firmware. Controller firmware
updates are posted on the web for easy download.
Power supply. Our duplication equipment feature
power supplies designed to work in harmony with the
writers and controllers. Ordinary PC power supplies
used in cheaper machines can upset critical drive
and controller electronics.
Case Design. Out duplicators have custom
designed cases that manage airflow for the optimum
operating temperature. Ordinary PC cases raise operating
temperatures, shorten drive life, reduce copy quality
and media versatility.
Image Files. The ability to 'read once, write
many' by creating an Image file on an internal hard
drive allows better quality, uniform copies, especially
during extended duplication runs. Without an image
file repeated copy cycles heat the master, reducing
read and therefore copy quality. Audio copies are
especially susceptible. Our tower and auto loader
systems allow image files.
Replacement Drives. Our systems allow you
to mix and match drives, which can be replaced or
upgraded as required. Cheaper copiers deny you this
facility often forcing you to replace drives 'like
for like'.
Upgrade Path. With CD and DVD formats and
media constantly evolving it is important to select
a copy system that can keep up. Our copiers are easily
upgradeable for system and drive firmware which can
be downloaded at any time from the Internet. Drives
can be upgradeable 'in situ', as opposed to plugging
them in to a PC.
Cost of non-conformance. How much would producing
or shipping a bad disk cost you? A bad demo disk might
cost you a lost sale, and it's worse when you consider
what the lifetime value of that client might have
been. If you are shipping a low margin product, the
cost of replacing bad disks could turn your profit
into a loss.
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