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CD & DVD SERVICES
In todays multi-media world it pays to be in step with technology. Cinevision Multimedia can put you in the picture with our DVD Authoring and DVD/ CD-Rom duplication services.

We can also encode video material to MPEG, Windows Media Video, QuickTime & other compressed formats for internet/intranet use.

CD / DVD DUPLICATION - QUICK TURNAROUND
Cinevision Multimedia offers CD-ROM duplication and DVD duplication for when you need quick turnaround or limited quantity.

We take and test every master before making duplicates from it to insure there are no hidden faults that could get transferred to your copies.

Cinevision operates the latest CD replication and printing equipment to produce the perfect CD-Rom every time.
We offer 100% verification and a quick turnaround of 10 to 10,000 CD’s.

IN-HOUSE PRINTING - DISCS AND SLICKS
Cinevision Multimedia offers thermal printing on all their disc's in photo quality, this is followed by a clear protective coating for that professional finish. DVD slicks and CD covers can also be arranged either in-house for smaller runs or out-sourced for larger runs (quality and prices vary slightly). See our Resources page for Photoshop templates. Cinevision Multimedia can also create your artwork for you at a small fee.

CD/ DVD REPLICATION - LARGER RUNS
Cinevision Multimedia recommends for larger CD runs, our CD pressing service. CD Pressing is the most cost effective means of producing larger quantities of your product.

Our commitment to quick turnaround means that if you have an urgent deadline, we will work with you to meet it. With disc pressing, 5-color silk-screen printing, and automated as well as hand packaging your CD progresses quickly through a single, coordinated system.

Some details about DVD:
DVD technology allows for storage capacities 14 times greater than CD-ROM's from 4.7 to 17 Gigabytes. The encoding process converts both audio (MPEG-2 files) and video (AC-3 files) to DVD format. Authoring the DVD involves the creation of menus, chapter breaks, supplementary audio tracks, sub-titles, and a variety of other features exclusive to DVD technology.

For more information on CD & DVD go to our Resources section on this site.