AeroBetting: CD DVD Manufacturing company

AeroBetting: CD DVD Manufacturing company: One of the best company that is dealing with CD Manufacturing is certainly Insight Vision. It is a company with years of experience who are engaged in production of CD / DVD. Quality of their products is on the highest level, and it shows the large number of satisfied customers of the company's products. 
To achieve the high quality they are using the latest manufacturing technologies. Choose smart and get more.

ICN.BG („Интернет Корпорейтед Нетуъркс” ЕООД) ми затриха сайтовете и 3 месечния труд.

Всичко се случи на 23.Февруари 2012 г. Имахме 3 работещи бизнес сайта, и след един миг, се върнахме 3 месеца назад !!!

Невероятно но е факт, че компании със 7 годишен опит в областта на хостинг услугите, могат да си позволят да предлагат хостинг без BACK UP. Невероятно, но е факт !!! и Потърпевши са клиентите, т.е Ние, които си плащаме, и накрая за компенцация ни предлагат още 12 месеца, от хостинг, от който ние сме безкрайно недоволни, не искаме да ги чуваме и ако им видим рекламата, ще се обърнем с гръб към нея. Злъчен съм, защото никой не обръща внимание, (като си купува хостинг услуги ), на LSA или какво точно предлага хостинг доставчика. Компанията е голяма, скоро празнува 7-та си годишнина б.р. Ноември, 2011 г. очакваш този опит да е покрит с някакво минимално ниво на професиоанлна подръжка, и накрая получаваш извинение, от загубената ти информация ( разбира се не по твоя вина),

И отказ за компенсация дори да платят на уебмастарите ( като разбира се говорим за сума 400 лв. – 500 лв.). Лесно е да се скриеш зад гърба на адвокатите, защото е пределно ясно, че ако запъчнем да се съдим ще изгубим по-вече време и усилия, а резултат ще е неясен, защото няма как да докажем, какво сме създали, ЗАЩОТО ИНФОРМАЦИЯТА ЛИПСВА. НАШИЯТ ТРУД СЕ Е ИЗПАРИЛ, А НА НЕГОВО МЯСТО ПОЛУЧАВАШ Е-МЕЙЛ, В КОЙТО ПИШЕ:

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Здравейте Станислав ,
Свързваме се отново вас относно технически проблем с Вашия хостинг акаунт намиращ се на сървър dexter.icnhost.net(Германия)
За съжаление 27 часовите опити за възстановяване на информация от дисковите масиви, завършиха с неуспех.

Бихме искали в знак на искреното ни извинение да Ви компенсираме, като Ви предоставим 12 месеца безплатен хостинг към повредения Ви акаунт.
Знаем, че това е най-малкото което можем да направим за вас, за това нашия екип е н а среща да Ви съдейства по всякакъв начин с конфигуриране на сайтовете Ви, за да заработят отново коректно.
Аз и колегите ми от отдела за техническа поддръжка ще поемат всеки сигнал за съдействие, при който можем да бъдем полезни за възможно най-скорощното възстановяване на нормалните нива на работа на сайтовете Ви.

Отново Ви благодарим за разбирането и проявеното търпение.

Също така бих искал също да Ви уведомя че се предприето изключително стриктни мерки и процедури за да избегнем подобни проблеми в  бъдеще. Уверяваме Ви, че начинът на съхранение на данните в немския ни дата център се различава от този в българия и с оглед на последствията ще приложим същия механизъм и за немския ни дата център за защита на клиентска информация.

Предоставям Ви и кратка информация за причината поради която сме в невъзможност да Ви предоставиЍ архиви с информация:
"Причината поради, която сме в невъзможност да възстановим информация от архив, е поради факта, че архивите се намират на RAID1 масиви върху сървърите. Пазим 2 копия на сайта и 4 копия на архивите Ви, но поради грешка в ERP системата (Екзапта/Майкрософт) за управление процесите на дата центъра, в който се помещава нашето оборудване в Германия, към системата е подаден команда за преинсталация. На 4-татата минута ние установихме това и прекратихме процеса, но за съжаление RAID1 масива бе частично форматиран, което не нЍ позовли 27 час да възстановим някаква полезна информация. Поддръжката на софтуера е уведомена за този проблем, но компанията ни няма да разцита на него при подобни операции в бъдеще."

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Поздрави,
Юлиян Бориславов

Управител, ICN.BG

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Дори и от обяснението на г-н Бориславов, е видно че освен RAID1, те нямат друг архив.

Интересен момент е, че ICN.BG („Интернет Корпорейтед Нетуъркс” ЕООД), към  23.Февруари 2012 г. те не предостяха възможност възможност за Back UP в Cpanell-a си.  

Нали разбирате Господа от ICN.BG, че мен не ме касаят Вашите взаимоотношения, с Вашите партньори. За мен доставчика сте Вие !!! Аз платих на Вас !!!

CD Digifiles from InsightVision Ltd

 I am so glad that everything went well, because:  First, I have seen the CD digifiles and it is all as it was promised http://www.insightvision.biz/cd-dvd-packaging  Second is, that because of this I will be glad to stay in touch and maybe do some more business with you. I understand, the thing is that you take it seriously. which is not always the case with the suppliers.  So now it is even strange when everything goes well. I could understand your standards from the way you communicate.

хотел “Райски кът” - Калофер ( в местността "Паниците" )

Безкрайно разочаровани сме (група от 7 човека)от престоя ни в този така наречен 3 звезден хотел http://www.raiskikat.com/  Хотела на снимките е една илюзия. За жалост няма нищо общо с реалносста. Единственно реката която минава оттам е истинска. Хотела не отговаря на нито една звезда. Хигиената е под всякаква критика косми в банята, импровизирана кабинка за къпане, влага в стаите. По незнайни причини след 8 часов преход до " Райското пръскало" нормално човек би искал да се изкъпе, за жалост трябваше с насъпонисана глава да стоя в банята около 25 мин., защото топлата вода бе изчезнала.....явно и тя беше илюзия. Кухнята беше под всякаква критика. Единствено пържените яйца бяха вкусни... За закуската която беше вклучена в weekend пакета беше уникало ускъдна- парченце баничка, аирян и кафе. На другия ден 2 бр пържени филиики и едно кафе. Съотношение цена/качество е нереално : Цените са прекалено надути в предвид това което получаваш. В целия хотел миришеше на" пържено" .....Безобразие. Персонала е без никакъв нюх за хотелиерство, гостоприемство и т.н. Когато престигнахме и едва успяхме да седнем да изпием по едно кафе защото стаите ни бяха готови жената която сервираше и беше хотелиерката ни посрещна с думите дължите ми за втората нощувка пари. Няма здравейте или каквото и да би било поздравление...ужас.... Пишем този коментар, защото е безкрайно отчайващо и заблуждаващо, когато човек погледне оценката на хотела: и тя да е 7.8 . Човек все си мисли, че с такава оценка за хотел с 3 звезди, човек получава едно съвсем приятно място за нощуване: чисто спретнато и т.н но уви... 

Хора които мислите да посетите този хотел само едно ще ви кажем: 

Замислете се наистина преди да си дадете парите на вятъра!!!!

Всичко в този хотел е една илюзия.

Dual disc one side DVD other side CDRom...

Client wants to have an interface with buttons to view PDF files on the CDRom side. On the DVD side they
want a couple of videos. Will this setup work in a dual disc environment?

Comment:

RE: 

If a hybrid disc is made with ONE SIDE for CD stuff, then the CD data layer is seen all the way through, and on the OTHER side of disc that is 1.2mm thick... Hence in a typical CD, one side has nothing, and the other side has the embossed stuff, and aluminum and the printed labeling..
BUT the optics of DVDs assumes that the data layer is buried half way inside of the 1.2 mm thick disc.
HENCE the DVD lens normally wants to focus down into the depth that is only 0.6mm away
from its surface...
HENCE.. this goofy disc ((which is totally backward) in its thinking, and THIS godfud would strongly
suggest that NOBODY supports this silly approach.. (why? because with every pricey DVD, the client could include a USB thumb drive to carry 64 gigabytes for free, write?)
just to put out some PDF files in what was supposed to be the CD disc...))
This goofy disc then must have NO printing of typical label information since both sides have to be transparent.
AND, the 0.6mm layer for DVD has to be built on TOP of the 1.2mm thickness to keep that ancient format of CD happy...
HENCE a TOO thick 1.8mm disc. (sure some genius could put the red laser DVD data layer at its standard
0.6mm depth, but with rather transparent data layer coatings so that the CD infra-red light can pass THROUGH the DVD layer and see the CD fully-aluminized layer way over on the other side of the
disc... HENCE a NOT-TOO thick disc that would be OK for the typical
PC drive/drawer (sorta).
IF the disc was 1.8mm thick, or something similar, then its NOT cool for those silly Apple laptops with the way-too-narrow slot that might be just open enough to get the disc INTO the drive, but not with enough extra tolerance to permit the drive to successfully eject the too thick disc everytime... In this result, the DANGER is that
some goober would jam his too-expensive Apple and then, to fix it in a ham-fisted approach using paper clips, he breaks the hidden release lever and then needs to take the too expensive toy back to the store for an expensive factory repair... NAW.. no danger here.
IF some genius figured out how to have a DVD layer (semi transparent to Infra-red color of a CD pickup lens)
done just right, then THAT layer might piss off the mechanisms to see the CD layer since that DVD layer between it and the lens could be cutting down way too much light (aka bad optical S/N)
and hence an unreliable play back. As I remember it, Panasonic invented a tricky solution to their drives that read BOTH CDs and DVDs... Typically that should have TWO lenses with their separate color corrected optical focusing capability.. BUT Panny invented putting a "holgraphic-like" pattern on the surface of their plastic
lens so that it really has two natural focal points because the Hololens surface makes the
plastic lens have the ability to pretend to be the other kind of lens... BUT, all that assumes messing with the efficiency of the light going through all this stuff, and hence the possible unwillingness to guarantee
anything... Holograms are typically NOT that efficient, the best Phase Volume holograms (typically made from photographic film emulsions of very very high resolution) is about 30%-40% efficient. A surface layer
hologram (especially if its transparent) is NOT very good at bending the light (hence permitting one lens to do the work of two).
IF all the client wants to do is to watch videos and then dig out PDFs from some published disc, there is really NO REASON to go to two different types of disc layers on ONE disc... a PDF file folder can be stored on a DVD (since a dual layer DVD surely has enough capacity to store another 700 megs of PDFs.. All that was figured out brilliantly by the Interactual dudes who got acquired into the Sonic megopolis. (and which was built into the tech specs of BDs).
Of course, such a folder of PDF files would mean nothing to a $29 Apex DVD player, but in any computer, after the video is watched a few instructional frames of DVD made in authoring history can tell the end user exactly how to access the EXTRA-COMPUTER-relevant data. when the disc is NOT in auto-play mode.
BUT... IF THIS WAS MY CLIENT,,, I would tell him that he does NOT want CDs hybridized
with DVDs.. RATHER he should pay just a tiny bit MORE, and all his needs could be played back
from a single layered BD disc that was intelligently authored and then played from some cheapo $200
player that Sony will be giving away soon enough..

Does 3D Hurts Your Eyes and Brain ?

For the most part, the only big discrepancy between a 3D movie and seeing 3D in real life is the separation of convergence and
accommodation. This creates a perception conflict that often can manifest in the form of a headache or nausea in much the same way
perception conflicts effecting the inner ear create physical discomfort. Most people's brains suppress this conflict very easily and quickly.
As to crossing your eyes, you experience more crossing your eyes looking at your iPad or iPhone than you ever would watching a movie. As to
splaying your eyes apart - that is a function of BAD 3D movie making (which happens far too often). Since this is highly uncommon in the
"real" world that too creates some level of discomfort depending upon the person's sensitivity to it.
The notion that perception conflicts "hurt" you has been proven over and over to be unlikely. If experienced for a long duration (such as
weightlessness in space) it can take several days to "recover" back to normal, but I know of no permanent problems. The brain has amazing
capability to adapt to the stimulus it receives.
Mostly, this kind of journalism is for sensation - like covering a plane crash or health disease. The OMG aspect is very overblown and for most
shouldn't illicit much more than a yawn. Viewmasters have been around for 50 years or so? Last I checked, no child suffered Eye/Brain hurt
unless they fell face first onto the thing. If you have two eyes that converge properly then from the time you wake until you go to sleep you
see the world in 3D. It really isn't that big of a deal - unless psychologically you want it to be a big deal for some reason. There are
irrational fear of heights and I suspect there are irrational fear of 3D for some people. The whole thing is a non-starter for me. If you don't
like 3D then poke one of your eyes out and shut up. If you don't like 3D movies, then don't go to them - or if forced, buy a pair of the 3D to
2D glasses that have recently become available.

5% Incompatible after CD DVD Replication

Hello,
It's been around 4 months since a short run of 1000 discs was completed for
a client.
The disc image was provided to a replicator on 2 CD / DVD-R's for redundancy.
Since then, the client has reported 5% incompatibility complaints from the
few hundred that have sold so far. Incompatible discs that have been
returned play with no problem on the client's DVD player.
The replicator has not provided any insight into this, so my 3 part question
is this:
Is 5% incompatibility for a replicated project that passed QA reasonable?
If not, could the issue be the result of a CD-R / DVD-R master rather than a DLT
tape?
Is it reasonable for the replicator (chosen by the client) to be
unresponsive to questions about this problem?
Any info would be appreciated.
thx,

Microsoft announces Windows 8 will not come with DVD support

Microsoft announces Windows 8 will not come with DVD support

By Terence Keegan

Microsoft’s forthcoming Windows 8 operating system will not feature built-in support for DVD playback, the company has revealed, in a decision that signals the increasing dominance of streaming and downloadable media formats in the home entertainment marketplace.

Windows 8 users who wish to play DVDs (or Blu-ray discs) on their PCs will have to purchase separate software from Microsoft or a third party. But the company contends that relatively few users will require such features.

The market shift from discs to digital formats has rendered the licensing costs of DVD decoding technology unjustifiable, Microsoft said in a corporate blog post Thursday. “Globally, DVD sales have declined significantly year over year and Blu-ray on PCs is losing momentum as well,” the company stated. Yet royalties for including optical media decoding technology in the Windows operating system have remained “significant.”

“Our partners have shared clear concerns over the costs associated with codec licensing for traditional media playback,” Microsoft said, “especially as Windows 8 enables an unprecedented variety of form factors.”....

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WWW.INSIGHTVISION.BIZ: Proper care of DVDs + Bacteria

WWW.INSIGHTVISION.BIZ: Proper care of DVDs + Bacteria

Proper care of DVDs + Bacteria

Hey all

I saw a story on the TV last year how some Biology Student at uni
decided to use Blank CD's as petrie dishes for growing bacteria.
Apparently he also worked as a DJ in the evenings in a local nightclub.

Anyway, one day he mistakenly took one one of the CD's that had E.Coli
growing on it and shoved it in the player at the nightclub.

Lo and behold, he fell of his chair, (and the dancers got up to dance)
as to his surprise the ecoli, had altered the Dye of the CDR,

To get to the point the music had re-mixed itself in new and unusual
ways.
Proved to be quite a hit. Apparently he tried it with VCD's as well and
it altered the vision on the disk..

Funky.

Just wondering if some of these chemicals we use for cleaning.. (whats
wrong with rubbing it vigorously against your jeans anyway?) can also
affect the recorded dye??

Regards

Best
regards,




Stanislav

Insight Vision.Biz Ltd 'We Keep Our Promises'

CD DVD

Replication - http://www.insightvision.biz/cd-dvd-replication

Physical Media is Dead? Yep!

I'm not a true DVD professional like most on this list. I'm a small time
guy
 transferring film and memories to DVD.
 My humble opinion is that in 5 years or less, the internet will dominate
the
 market and the need for physical media will be gone.
 No more discs or players.
 Record stores today have rare and impossible to find albums which are sure
 to be collector items (nostalgia, artwork i.e. Zep, Dead). A But DVD and BD
 are all too new. A To be blunt, coasters.
 Movies, artwork and music. A All will be digital.
 The question is how will you store it? A Cloud Storage?
 Then how do you take advantage of the new "hyperspace realm"? A We can
shoot,
 and edit, but then what?
 The mass market will have to be re-evaluated as far as pricing goes. A No
 more physical duplication and mass production as we know it.
 Would love to hear rebuttals on this.
 But try not to be too wordy.

Best regards,

Stanislav

Stanislav Kosev

Insight Vision.Biz Ltd 'We Keep Our Promises'

CD DVD Replication - http://www.insightvision.biz

DVD Authoring and/or DVD Replication problem ???

OK, we have a puzzle for everyone, and we're hoping the collective wisdom

here  can provide some insight.

 We do lots of DVD authoring and DVD replication jobs, but a recent one had an

 unacceptable number of complaints from the end-users, and we can't figure

 out

 why. The job is a fairly straight forward authored DVD. We use DVD Studio

 Pro

 and Compressor. Each DVD has a 10 second first play, a single two button

 menu,

 and a total of about 3 hours of video, encoded at a CBR of 2.5Mbps. There

 are

 12 different DVDs in this job, all with similar specs. The copies are

 duplicated since it is low volume. We've been doing this job for several

 years

 in pretty much the identical fashion, and this is the first year that

 there

 have been complaints. The big problem for us is that we can't recreate the

 problem here. The users complain that the DVD will play for a while then

 "freeze" or become pixelated and then stop, and sometimes hang their

 computer.

 Most of the problems were from PC's (both new and old) with Windows Media

 Player, but it seems there were also complaints from

  stand alone DVD players.

 So it seems we have borderline playable DVDs, that pass our QC tests, but

 have

 an unacceptable failure rate in the field. Now we're trying to determine

 the

 mostly likely culprit: either something in the authoring/encoding process,

 or

 something in the duplication process. The perplexing thing is that we do

 dozens of authoring and duplication jobs in the same fashion, but this job

 is

 the only one that is giving us grief.

 We can suspect the master is at fault, since that is one thing that is

 obviously unique to this job. But how likely is that? We've heard that

 there

 may be things in DVDSP that can create titles that have problems playing

 in

 certain situations. Can anyone confirm or deny that, or shed any more

 light on

 it? Is 2.5Mb from Compressor ever a problem? Is there any definitive way

 to

 test?  And if it is in the authoring, would it still cause problems if the

 job

 was replicated?

 If it's not in the master, then it would imply that the duplicates had

 problems. We know that DVD-R are not as playable as replicated discs, but

 we

 never see this number of problems. We rechecked the problem copies that

 were

 returned and found something disturbing. Our standard method of checking

 copies is to use "copy and compare" on our duplicators (Verity and R-

 Quest),

 and then also do a byte count check on a test machine. All these discs

 pass

 those tests. However, we sent them to a partner to check on their Eclipse

 system, and some of the discs failed that compare test. We also have a

 standalone DVD tower with an A-card controller that also failed some, but

 not

 all of the comparisons. What the heck is going on? If the Eclipse test

 implies

 that there may be a bit or two that doesn't match in a particular block,

 could

 that cause the failures in the field, or is it impossible to tell. And if

 we

 can't trust the compare function of the Replication what

  should we do? Is there some way to calibrate or verify the compare

 function?

 So, what's your vote - authoring, replication, media (we use Ritek)? And

 what

 about the "compare" problem on the duplicatiors? Any help would be greatly

 appreciated.

 _________________

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The CD DVD Digifile is made out of cardboard

The CD DVD Digifile is made out of cardboard; this can have various finishes & panels. There are also options for the addition of a booklet (as per the Digipak). Material: doubled 300-330 gsm GC1 cardboard format: CD,DVD, A5, midsize, booksize, 8cm Digifile std. finish: glossy UV-varnish or matt varnish

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CD DVD Digipack -style and creativity you can apply to this packaging solution

CD DVD Digipacks are mainly used for Audio-CD, CD-ROM and DVD productions. The Digipak was a breakthrough in CD packaging solutions and is still a favorite due to its functionality and many design possibilities. The real advantage lies in style and creativity you can apply to this packaging solution. Different types of print varnish, various ways of folding, and options regarding the number of pages and discs a Digipack can hold are only some of the features that can be tailored exactly to your needs.

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We provide highest quality and in the same time cheap CD DVD replication and CD and DVD manufacturing At Insight Vision we provide highest quality and in the same time cheap CD DVD replication.

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