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Solutions
for the Archivist
If you are in the business or
archiving on CD and DVD, here’s a way you can improve
profitability and reduce costly problems in your business. Without a means to measure disc quality,
you don't know what you have. It is a demonstrable fact that
a high quality disc will have a much longer lifetime than a poor
quality disc. Because all discs will degrade over time, you
want to archive the best quality discs you can.
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Identify discs that are
unsuitable for archiving. |
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Evaluate and qualify DVD/CD
media. Find out which type of media works best with your
writers. Identify bad batches of media before burning a bunch
of bad discs. |
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Identify burners that are
failing or about to fail. Fix the problem before discs fail. |
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Discover if the problem is the
media or the writer. |
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Find the writing speed that
produces the best results. |
Remember:
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Data comparison does not
measure disc quality (more...). |
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Just because you can read it
doesn’t mean it’s good. |
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Poor disc quality can cause
unreliable operation and short lifetime. |
Check out these products suited
to the archive environment:
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For CD's only, CDX
is the best solution |
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For DVD's, DVX
is your solution; it also can test CD's |
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AMM-1
adds important additional capability to insure disc
playability. |
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Our
Autoloader option automates the testing process. |
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