DVD press

basic information

DVD pressing refers to the process of recording digital content onto DVD media. This process uses specialized pressing machines to make large quantities of copies of the original data. It is generally a method for mass production and is primarily used for commercial films, music, software, games, and corporate promotional videos.

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Applications/Examples of results

DVD pressing is used particularly in the following situations: Sales of movies and TV shows It is utilized when producing and selling media content such as movies and TV shows in large quantities. Most commercially distributed DVDs are produced using this method. Music albums and artist content CDs and DVDs containing music from artists or bands are also pressed and sold in large quantities using this method. Distribution of software and games Consumer-oriented software and games may be recorded on DVD media for distribution. Corporate promotions Companies may distribute DVDs aimed at introducing their products or services. For example, DVDs for commercial presentations or catalogs are pressed.

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  The general flow of DVD pressing is as follows: • Mastering (data creation) • Creation of the master (original version) • Mold creation • Pressing • Inspection and packaging