We Wish You & Your Family a Very Peaceful & Happy Easter.
We are closed for Good Friday and Bank Holiday Monday and back in the office on Tuesday 6th April .
If you would like to order online we will be in production early Tuesday again or if you want to get the ball rolling on a project drop me an email: una@duplicationcentre.co.uk and i will be straight back to you Tuesday morning.
We are please to be producing CD’s,DVD’s & BLU-RAY with really hopeful and positive themes.
If you need any advice or help with your project/idea or order just contact us and we will be pleased to help you.
Our phone lines come directly to our production rooms and office, so you can speak to the people who have the expertise you need. If you prefer you can speak to us on “Live Chat” via the home page on the website.
You can of course also email us for help and advice.
You can use any of these addresses:
una@duplicationcentre.co.uk, martin@duplicationcentre.co.uk, support@duplicationcentre.co.uk, help@duplicationcentre.co.uk or sales@duplicationcentre.co.uk
We look forward to working with you.
Keeping you up to date ( at a quick glance via the link ) on some key factors about yesterdays budget and how this may affect the Entertainment and Arts Industry’s.
Persevere with it as it speaks of how the budget is focused on helping live music to survive the months of closure still ahead………
The day after the latest Lockdown announcement musicians are still left wondering when live music will get back to some sort of normal.
Sharing with you a BBC article from yesterday evening….as usual its a good read.
A little New Year cheer for you to help you get through Lockdown!
We are offering 4 full extra units of whatever you order until the end of February 2021.
Just add the code FREE4 in the special code box when you check out!
We will be back at work on Monday 4th January 2021 and look forward to working with you !
For prices and instant quotes or to place your order online you can still use our price calculator and you can get answers to many questions in our FAQ.
Hi Everyone!
Just to confirm that we are still open for business.
We work under the strictist hygiene regulations and have a courier to deliver orders to your door.
You can order online and upload your art and content safely via WeTransfer on our dedicated site.
https://www.duplicationcentre.co.uk/prices.html
No need to leave home !!!
We have knowledgeable and friendly staff here to help if you want to call us: 01702 530354.
Stay Happy & Safe !
If you sign up to our Digital Publishing Centre you can use this service.
Your customers buy your product via your website or social media or other service, the order comes through to us and we ship directly to your customer. We literally print on demand and ship via Royal Mail to the UK and Globally, your product to your customer.
We are the invisible partner in a seamless service.
Read all about this and join lots of customers who already use this service to ship their CD’s , DVD’s and Blu-Ray in hard copy to their customers.
https://www.thedigitalpublishingcenter.com/
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We live in an age where all things exist on the cloud, but this is only partly true for the text information’s we see when playing CD-Audio disc.
There are in fact two ways to add track text info to a disc:
In the beginning, not long after CDs were released in the 80s, an update was made so small amounts of text could be added to a CD. This text lives in sub channels of the disc so it won’t effect playback, but a CD-TEXT enabled player can read and display the information. Nowadays these players are less common, but still used in most car stereos unless you’re driving one of a few higher end vehicles.
A common assumption is that most computers read CD text, however this is not the case; iTunes, Windows Media Player etc. do not use CD-Text at all. They use a more modern system, the GraceNote – Compact Disc Data Base (CDDB). With this system none of the text used is actually stored on the disc, but all saved on the internet.
When you insert a CD and view through iTunes for example, the computer identifies the disc and then looks it up on the web. If it cannot find a match it will not display the text information, or may display a close match (from another artist!). So even if you have a CD which has CD text, but is not registered with the CDDB, its unlikely the text will show up on a computer at all.
We have customers who have experienced this problem and fortunately its very easy to correct.
We recommend using iTunes as it’s one of the easiest ways to upload your CD information.
The below link will show you how to do this in just a few minutes:
http://support.gracenote.com/support/pkb_Home?l=en_US&c=Public%3AArtists_Labels_Publishers
Once submitted it can take a couple of days to update but that’s all you need to do.