The CD Development Process

First, we ask questions. Why do you want a CD? Would another format work? Who will see it? Where will they play it? How will they play it? What functionality do you want to work into your presentation? Who does the artwork (you or we)?

Next, send us your assets. These can include the video, graphics, electronic files and the artwork.

Production begins There are many different ways to produce a professional looking CD.

A vector based flash animation can have a lot of razzle-dazzle, but it more compressed does not lend itself easily to interaction with other software.

Director is very adept at mixing a lot of content including videos, PDF documents, Power Point presentations, & HTML. However, animations are not as fluid.

HTML presentations are very versatile, but often require the final users viewing software. This can result in an inconsistent product.

PDF documents lend themselves to searching and indexing of text and images, they just aren't very dynamic.

If your content is mostly audio, we can create an audio CD or an audio CD/ CDROM hybrid. How about a DVD video/DVDROM Hybrid? The combinations are endless.

Of course a well constructed CD can utilize many of these products to create a cohesive whole. Our experts will discuss your various options and help you choose the best tool for you.

Then we compile and turn the various components into a disc image ready to burn on a CD-R for our replication facility.

You have to be happy! We then send you a CD-R check disc.

Upon your approval... We make the final CD-R disc our replication facility.

What's Next? The next step is to call 1-888-638-2997 and let one of our qualified sales staff assist you through the CD creation process. They will assist you in gathering the necessary forms, retrieving your artwork and raw materials, printing your packaging, replicating or duplicating your CD or DVD, and assembling your final product. Finally we can ship your project directly to you or you can take advantage of are many fulfillment options.