Welcome to Replication Centre
We are the UK's leading CD/DVD/Blu-ray disc replication service, offering low prices, free of charge delivery to UK Mainland, and free glass mastering deals. We are the sister company to Duplication Centre Ltd. Whilst Duplication Centre caters for runs of upto 500 discs and is executed in the UK factory, our Replication Centre service is suitable for runs of 500 to millions of discs, and is executed by our ISO certified partner in the Czech Republic.
Martin Johnson
Director
Replication Centre Limited
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CD and DVD ReplicationReplication Centre offers the UKs´ leading CD replication and DVD replication services for orders of 500 units and upwards. We offer simple bulk pack and stand CD replication and DVD replication configurations through to multipage Digipak configurations. DigipakReplication Centre offers the UK's leading Digipak and Digipack services for orders of 500 units upwards. We offer both CD Digipak & DVD Digipak configurations in 4, 6 & 8 page formats together with booklets, if required. Standard machine finish can be upgraded to Gloss or Matt lamination. CD and DVD PressingOur CD Pressing and DVD Pressing service provides a cost effective, time efficient method of mass producing your data, audio and video. The CD Pressing and DVD Pressing services we offer deliver a high quality professional package suited to your needs. CD ManufacturingHere at Replication Centre we offer a first class CD Manufacturing service using industry leading hardware to ensure only the highest quality. Our service is also fast, reliable and cost effective providing the very best in CD Manufacturing. CD and DVD ReplicatorHere at Replication Centre we offer the very best in CD replicator and DVD replicator services providing a high quality process at affordable prices. All our CD replicator and DVD replicator services come with free of charge delivery to the UK mainland. |
Qty | Disc | Product | Price |
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1000 | CD | Delivered bulk packed | £ 0.27 |
1000 | CD | Card wallet printed front and back full colour | £ 0.48 |
1000 | CD | Packed in a standard jewel case, 4 page booklet & rear inlay full colour | £ 0.58 |
1000 | DVD5 | Delivered on a bulk packed | £ 0.37 |
1000 | DVD5 | Black DVD case with DVD wrap full colour | £ 0.62 |
* All configurations include full colour on body printing. |
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UltraViolet streaming cloud-based Blu-ray and DVD video On December 26, Final Destination 5 is the first Ultraviolet enabled title to be made available to consumers in the UK.But what is UltraViolet exactly? You’d be forgiven for having never heard of it — but once you know what it is; you’re bound to either love or hate it. Basically, UltraViolet is a cloud-based library of […] [more]
ISRC Codes OK, you buy a new album and insert the CD to your computer. itunes opens the disc and automatically knows the album title, artist name and track names. How is this done? Well the explanation is a ‘International Standard Recording Code’ or ISRC code. The IRSC is a unique identification system for sound recordings and music video […] [more]
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CD/DVD Degradation Unfortunately CD’s and DVD’s are not built to last. Degradation in optical media refers to this decline in the physical quality of CDs, DVDs and Blu-rays over time. There are two main factors that this eventuality can be attributed to; material and environment. Material factors: -Disc Format. A CD-ROM has a different composition than a […] [more]
Plasmon’s UDO and Blu -Ray: top shelf technologies in optical data storage It’s commonly known that technology used for storage purposes must be characterized by its huge data capacity in order to make the whole enterprise economically viable. Using this one criterion only, there are only two suitable technologies left: UDO (Ulttra Density Optical) and Blu-Ray disc. Since they offer similar benefits in general, the question which […] [more]
1st Message Dear Friends, It’s snowing outside as I write the 1st message for Replication Centre. We are feeling our way with the Replication Market – having built a solid business in CD Duplication. It’s somewhat confusing that nearly all the companies who offer Replication try and pass themselves as the companies actually doing the work. The […] [more]
Replication vs Downloads It is still by no means certain whether mass-market consumers will embrace the concept of buying all their entertainment digitally rather than on disc – the music sector is undoubtedly undergoing a huge transformation with the majority of singles now sold digitally, whereas most albums are still physical sales. It is clear that most manufacturers […] [more]
The International Digital Media Alliance The International Digital Media Alliance – and it’s ever changing name Ever wondered how or who helps govern a fair and independent assessment and education of all the digital media that is being developed and released. Formally known as The DVD Association, the now known International Digital Media Alliance (IDMA), is committed to providing expertise […] [more]
Tips on laying out a user friendly CD-ROM disc As a software or multimedia developer your aim is to educate and/or entertain your user. Therefor giving them a CD which takes them straight to the contact they desire will undoubtedly enhance their user experience. Generally speaking it’s not beneficial if you pop a CD or DVD into your computer and have to guess what […] [more]
Does 2012 bring the end of the CD? As the music industry as a whole struggles in a down economy and direct download business models like iTunes flourish, the compact disc, which was commercially introduced in 1982, has the appearance of going the way of vinyl. In 2007, CDs accounted for 90 percent of album sales in the United States, with digital accounting […] [more]
Image Resolution vs. Dimensions vs. Size: How the Numbers Stack Up So when looking at an image file you have three basic numbers that you’ll want to pay attention to. The first is the DPI, which stands for “dots per inch” and is also the resolution of the image. To confuse matters, people make a very poor distinction between this number and the second, which is […] [more]
Increase your Returns on Investment with CD’s The problem with any direct mail campaign is getting your prospect to open your package in order to view your marketing message and not throw it directly into the office bin. One of the best ways of achieving this is to create attention grabbing CD packaging and use the CD to deliver your message. A […] [more]
CD Brochures – a winning format The conventional way of winning new or existing business is to have corporate brochures printed that are eye catching whilst getting your sales message across to your potential client. However, there are problems associated with printed matter: Require large volumes to retain the quality and keep the unit cost down Wastage is high as information […] [more]
Non-standardised DVD formats Besides standard DVD format, there are some non-standard DVD formats. Below is some information explaining the differences of these formats. DVD-VCD is a DVD-Video disc that has data on it which has been encoded by using the MPEG-1 video format with the same definitions VCD has. DVD-SVCD is also not a valid DVD standard, since […] [more]
Quality media: saving a lot by spending a little more It’s getting harder and harder to be a good consumer of digital goods nowadays. It’s generally known that high – quality media are far more reliable than ‘bulk – quality’ Chinese or Malaysian products, but still many people lack knowledge or willingness to pay closer attention to their buying choices. Also companies that outsource discs […] [more]
Packaging Your Discs Attractively In order to make your discs look their best, it is very useful to consider the packaging you would like to put them in. A quick list of packaging types follows: Spindles. Not very stylish, but they are very space efficient, these are the same kinds of packaging as you find bulk discs sold in. […] [more]
Self-Promoting your Music Unless you have major label money behind you, the ability to self-promote your music is one of the most important skills you can have. When you don’t have money to hire PR people to run media campaigns for you, it is up to you to make sure people know about the music you are making. […] [more]
Ultraviolet will preserve the market for physical media. The movie industry’s worst nightmare is not just that sales of high-margin discs will continue to fall – it is that, as digital services grow, new players (notably Apple) will come to dominate sales, just as it has taken the lead in music with iTunes. Record labels let the computer industry corner the market. First, […] [more]
The digipak When looking at packaging DVD’s and CD’s you could consider the Digipak as an attractive modern alternative to jewel box packing. CD DigiPaks are especially popular in the music industry for CD albums as well as multiple CD disc sets. Digipak-style packaging is often used for CD singles or special editions of CD albums and […] [more]
Recycling: the security-driven market With billions of CDs and DVDs being released every year, the demand for dealing with returns and confiscated pirated discs is still bigger than supply. This branch of industry has a promising future since it seems like there is a market for everything: recycled shrinkwrap, paper, cardboard, the plastic case and the disc itself. And […] [more]
Archiving and storage – still a promising market for CDs and BDs Optical disc media is maintaining its strong position in the archive and storage industry. It seems like it has almost battled paper, microfiche and tape and is ready to face new challenges from hard drives, flash media and cloud – based systems. The global recordable and re-recordable optical disc production reached 18,6 billion disc in […] [more]
Replicate or Duplicate? There are two distinct technologies available for producing Optical Discs, whether CD, DVD or Blu-ray, and the choice of which to use for any given project is not always immediately obvious. In order to help with that decision, it is important to understand the differences and the effects that those differences can have: The first […] [more]
Green trends in Disc Replication, Printing and Packaging. Most often when discussing CD and DVD replication, the conversation revolves around the production aspect. We don’t often think about the destruction or, in other words, what to do with the waste. As in many other industries, the CD/DVD replication business is trending toward sustainable packaging and other eco-friendly means of production, so that when […] [more]
Replication – the basics Effective data storage is now impossible to deal with without CDs and DVDs. These mediums had revolutionised the way information is processed and accessed. The highest demand for quality replication services comes from well – developed countries and is strictly linked with their fast – growing economy. One of the biggest source of upsurge in […] [more]
It is all about verifying… The need for test and verification services is growing rapidly, because the content market is changing. It includes now not only physical product testing in the games and movie industries, website and software testing, but also 3D content and digital downloads designed for mobile devices. And a novelty like the arrival of 3D content affects […] [more]
Flash Drives in Comparison to Disc Media Computer writable compact discs have been around in the consumer sector since 1995 (when writers finally dropped below $1000) and digital video discs have been on the commercial market since 1996. Flash media, on the other hands, has been accessible since the mid 1980’s. Yet despite this fact, many people have seen discs as a […] [more]
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