Mass produce CDs and DVDs
[Archived in Dvd Cd Recorder, Entry]
Keith Shaw on 2004/02/06:
„Today, the good folks at Primera announced its Bravo II Disc Publisher, which burns and prints CDs and DVDs through the use of its advanced robotic mechanism. The robot arm transports a disk into a 52x-speed CD-R recorder, or an optional Pioneer combination DVD+/-R/CD-R drive. After recording, the robot arm then transfers it to an integrated printer, and the "label" gets printed directly on the disc at up to 4,800 dpi resolution. The device lets you print up to 50 disks per job, the company says.“
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Found at a page of jmcnally, posted on 2000/12/20
„Watermarked DVD-Audio and SACDs, CDs with anti-copying devices built-in, CDs that will not play on many computer CD-ROM drives / car CD players, and consumer backlash are not enough for the idiots at the record labels. They are now thinking about using watermarks with regular CDs.“http://www.nothoo.com/archives/ 2003_03.html#000131 - Cached
Found at a page of jeff, posted on 2003/03/26
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