Mickey Ptak
EF5
I know a lot of us have our chase DVDs on the market now and most DVD's are probably either in DVD-R or DVD+R formats. On a few occasions some of my discs will not work on the customers DVD players. I knew about these conflicts of player’s vs. DVD formats prior to putting my DVD on the market and I have only had three out of many customers complain about the disc not working, but in my opinion that is three to many. I am just curious how many others, with their DVD out, are having these same problems and how frequently?
Depending on what 2005 brings, as far as marketable video, I am thinking about getting my DVD’s replicated rather that duplicated. That way I can skip the format maze and be 95% sure my disc is going to play on my customers player. Most replications are not cheap but they also include the disc, disc case, and all pintables.
Mick
Depending on what 2005 brings, as far as marketable video, I am thinking about getting my DVD’s replicated rather that duplicated. That way I can skip the format maze and be 95% sure my disc is going to play on my customers player. Most replications are not cheap but they also include the disc, disc case, and all pintables.
Mick