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  1. 2nd Feb 2010 06:21 #1
    butterflies
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    For DVD replication in a professional office I need a dvd master. In Encore CS3 it is only possible when I have a so-called DLT drive, which I don't have. Is there another way to create such a master?
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    you need to contact your duplication house and see what they will accept instead of dlt tape.
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    I agree with aedipuss.

    I've heard that some duplication houses will accept DVD-R as a master, but not DVD+R.
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    Yes, some do accept DVD-R, but my question is if there is a special way to create such a master DVD or is it merely building an image and burn to dvd. And waht would be recommendable software do do it?
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    You need to create DDP image and write this to a disc. Gear and DVDAfter Edit are the only 2 apps I know of that do this.
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    It seems that buying a DLT drive is cheaper then purchasing the software that can create DDP to DVD-R, isn't it?
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  7. 3rd Feb 2010 01:51 #7
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    It is.
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