This is a good question and one that you should ask yourself when deciding how to make copies of your valuable CD or DVD.

As you may know data capabilities range from about 700MB on a CD to about 4.7GB on a DVD. This can be increased by 'overburn' techniques and new technologies that use a second recordable layer ('dual layer') - which can extend a discs capacity to 8.5GB. HD DVD offers upto 50GB data storage capacity. So you can see that accurate and fast data transfer and copying methods becomes important.

Essentially there are two methods to choose form when making your CD or DVD's. They are duplication and replication.

Duplication: which is Commonly referred to as “burning”, is the process of copying the contents of one CD or DVD to another disc using a drive with write capabilities. This method is best for burn runs of less than 1000. We Duplicate/burn your data by using in-house towers speacial software and a hard disk where we maintain the original sou... more