How are the Originals made?
| Newbie Forum Discuss, How are the Originals made? at Starters forum; I would love to create original CDs, but it is surprisingly hard to find out how. Any ideas what type of machine I need and who makes them? I'm assuming I would still be buying parts of the CD from a company and using my machine to write and press |
Posted: 27-10-2004 - #1
| I would love to create original CDs, but it is surprisingly hard to find out how. Any ideas what type of machine I need and who makes them? I'm assuming I would still be buying parts of the CD from a company and using my machine to write and press everything together, but I really have no idea. |
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Posted: 27-10-2004 - #2
| Hope you have a couple tens of thousands of dollars to produce the glass master, buy the industrial press, and purchase the raw polycarbonate in bulk. Not to mention a few years to develop your own dye formula or maybe a dumptruck full of cash to purchase a license to use one already out there.
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Posted: 28-10-2004 - #3
| If its that important to duplicate something, and you want an original, try to look for a local ro close by replicator company.
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Posted: 28-10-2004 - #4
| It also depends on what you want to print. If you want to make a music cd, you are better off going to a local music studio since they already have a lot of the resourses and contacts. If you plan on making a video cd/dvd, contact your local tv production company or go through your local tv station. Another option is going through your local college/university. They might have a video studio program that is free to school members/students. Paying a few bucks for one semester might save you thousands of dollars doing it yourself. |
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