For 16 Years I've been spinning discs, printing flash drives and solving data distribution problems for all different kinds of folks.
With a background in Small Business (SMB) Marketing, I've been focused on helping my customers maximize their revenue and minimize their frustrations.
Oh...I've also been floating around the floatsam Jetsam of the Internet consuming firehouses from social media monstrosities since the early 2000s. I've seen a lot, I've done a lot and now it's time to share what I've learned.
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As USB standard moves towards USB 4 more and more confusion lies on the horizon. What is USB 4? USB 4 is the new standard from the USB-IF (the consortium that develops the universal serial… What type of USB Flash Drive do I need?
The demand for physical media has rubber banded for another format – Cassette Tapes! Turns out folks are flocking to the old format at almost the same rates as other Physical medias like CDs and… Tapes are back baby!
We are in the business of printing and duplicating CD, DVD and Blu-ray and we couldn’t be more thrilled. For a long time we’ve believed that physical media still has it’s place in the content… CDs Are Back Baby!
What is MD5 Testing? MD5 Testing is the process of verifying that the data your producing when duplicating a CD, DVD, USB HDD or any file is an exact match from the original to the… Blu-ray Mastering with MD5 matching
Every so often we take a call from a customer wanting to know if producing Physical Media is still a viable option. The answer is unequivocally yes! We think that in today’s competitive business environment… Should I still use DVD to distribute content?
Do I want Closed Captioning or Subtitles for my DVD or Blu-ray project? While ADA may require CC it should be noted that it does not pass through HDMI cables.
How-to Build DVD ISO Files. Building ISO files decrease your cost, frustration and risk when producing DVD, Blurays or CDs for distribution.
Why you a video creator should still be making physical DVD & Blu-ray in 2022. An article about the ongoing shift towards physical media away from a content delivery vehicle and towards a creator support vehicle.
Article explaining some of the common use cases for both custom printed USB 2.0 Drives & custom printed USB 3.0 plus Flash Drives.
Pick a USB Drive Form Factor – Shape & Size Determine USB Drive Capacity Printed USB Drives are available in just about any size you might need. Common sizes are between 128mb all the way… Sourcing Printed USB Drives
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