Posted by Bob Ford on 01/10/60 11:44

On Sun, 09 Apr 2006 04:48:23 GMT, "doc" <doc@anywhere.com> wrote:

>Currently we provide them to our customer in a paper sleeve that has a clear
>acitate (sp) window and they may eventually want to store them in a zippered
>book that holds up to 200 DVD's.
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>Thoughts on this method of storage?
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>drd
Personally I would not store my discs like this.
I use dvd cases as was suggest below. You can get these that will hold
multiple discs. Most I have personally used is a case that holds 6 but
I'm sure there are even bigger ones.
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>"Jack P" <vidpro40@optonlineDOT.netX> wrote in message
>news:waBZf.124$Yp1.21@fe09.lga...
>> Taiyo Yuden or Verbatim
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>> Hands Down ----
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>> I've made over 1400 DVD-R's in the last 10 months and I've learned some
>> HARD lessons about DVDR's:
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>> If you want high quality and don't mind a semi High price --- go with
>> Verbatim 8X DVD-R (minus R)
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>> All of my fellow local production companies use these;
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>> If you want good but cheap: Go with Taiyo Yuden ---some great deals can
>> be had.
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>> I use www.supermediastore.com
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>> My PVA just had a great discussion about DVD's in general.
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>> Store them vertically in a DRY area. Put them in DVD cases --- NOT CD
>> Jewel Cases, as you can cause
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>> layer separation starting with the hub---- otherwise.
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>> Keep them out of the sunlight
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>> Some people think storing video file data onto DVD RAM disks is the way to
>> go because they will "age" better
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>> longevity-wise, because they are written-to like hard drives and they are
>> inside special cartridges.
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>> Keep your tape masters in a dry, secure space as well -- because you just
>> never know, right?
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>> "doc" <doc@anywhere.com> wrote in message
>> news:wWfZf.8024$aW5.2610@trndny07...
>>> Does the group have a suggestion on the best DVD discs/media for long
>>> term commercial applications?
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>>> drd
>>>
>>> --
>>> :o)
>>>
>>> "Dave my mind is going. I can feel it"
>>> HAL9000 2001 A Space Odyssey 1968
>>>
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Bob Ford
Images In Motion
www.imagesinmotion.com

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