DVD Tower or "All in one" ?? « Videomaker Community Forums

Ezra
Member

Opinions please. Looking to purchase but not sure which way is better.

A DVD Duplication tower w/ Hard drive or an "all in one" type (Bravo/Rimage) ?

I do 3 or 4 concerts/graduations a year and might duplicate between 20 - 75 copies for each. Right now I am Creating an .ISO on my Harddrive and burning the DVD's 1 at a time - then printing on a R200 almost always b/w (no need for color) with minimal printing (Name of event & Date). All my other DVD productions (i.e. weddings, VHS to DVD transfers) only dupe 2 or 3.

Thanks for the advice.

Ezra

Posted 5 years ago #
Furball
Member

Hello,

I have been recently using a 1x3 TEAC stand alone duplicator and it seems like a solid unit. I did however have inconsistency between players.

If you read my previous posts you can read there what I have to say.

I also mention the printing method I like; using a TEAC P-11 thermal monochrome printer on shiny silver media. Pheeeww that's a breath full! Hahaha do I sound like a geek or WHAT? =)

M

Posted 5 years ago #
KBVP
Member

I've got a 7 bay burner and love it. I consider it one of my best investments. Besides, it doesn't tie up the PC!

Posted 5 years ago #
compusolver
Member

KBVP -

What brand/model etc. 7bay burner do you have? Does it require special media? Will it do CD-R and DVD-R, odd-size media like business-card blanks? Any problems/issues with it?

- Thanks!

Was thinking of building a 4-banger PC just for dupe work - I don't know if Nero can handle more than 4 burners, I'll build an 8 banger if it will. So far, the type that don't require a PC, that I've seen, cost a lot more than what I can build a multi-burner-PC for.

Posted 5 years ago #
KBVP
Member

Here's the link to the unit: http://www.applied-magic.com/p_duplicator.html

Posted 5 years ago #