Duplication / Replication Info
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 Understanding the difference between duplication versus replication of your CDs, DVDs or Blu-rays is crucial to the complete satisfaction of your project. The literal definitions of duplication and replication are so similar that it's easy to become confused. The goal of our resource page is to demystify the disc manufacturing process. CDROM2GO wants you to get exactly what you want the first time around.
You'll find the answers you're looking for as you browse our articles on duplication and replication. The first key difference you'll notice between them is the quantities of CDs, DVDs or Blu-rays used. Duplication also has a shorter turnaround time but replication can sometimes be more cost-effective. One process manufactures discs by burning information into them while the other uses heavy machinery to stamp data into each disc.
Pros and cons will arise for both duplication and replication which means there is no blanket response for every job. As you determine which manufacturing route your media project will take, you'll find here what you can expect from your CD, DVD or Blu-ray service order. If you're lost at any point, CDROM2GO is available on the phone or online to guide you through.
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