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What is a DVD slipcover ?
I know it may seem like a basic question but a friend and myself are having a disagreement. Is the slipcover the paper that goes between the plastic covering the case and the case itself or is it the usually cardboard but also sometimes hard plastic that slides over the entire DVD.
If its the second option then what is the paper called that goes between the hard plastic case and the outside protective plastic ? TIA |
Originally Posted by Hideous
or is it the usually cardboard but also sometimes hard plastic that slides over the entire DVD.
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Originally Posted by Hideous
If its the second option then what is the paper called that goes between the hard plastic case and the outside protective plastic ?
TIA |
Here's a whole forum about them: http://forum.dvdtalk.com/forumdisplay.php?forumid=35
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Originally Posted by Hideous
If its the second option then what is the paper called that goes between the hard plastic case and the outside protective plastic?
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Originally Posted by canaryfarmer
Paper.
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It's the cardboard 'sleeve' that goes over the outside of the case. It is NOT the paper that goes in between the plastic black case and plastic.
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Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt
If he's talking about the movie cover that slides in between the clear plastic and the rest of the box, it's referred to (at least in the industry) as a "slick".
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Its the cover insert that is the case overlay. The slipcover is just as the name implies...just as a slipcase is the box that a book slides into...
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If you're a more visual person, the white thingy is the slipcover....
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/8215/slipcaseif9.jpg |
Originally Posted by TomOpus
If you're a more visual person, the white thingy is the slipcover....
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/8215/slipcaseif9.jpg |
a. nuisance
b. worthless c. garbage after i purchase dvd with one on there |
Did this thread really need to go on for 13 posts? I think the second and third posts covered the op's question pretty well.
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Originally Posted by Drexl
I'd consider that just a box, actually, because of how it slides horizontally and holds more than one case.
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a pain in the ass, because i need to have them to make my dvds "complete"
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I always refuse to buy a movie that I want if it doesn't have a slip cover because I know that is the way the company made it and wanted people to have it so if I have a movie that I bought without a slip cover and then later come to find out it has one then I most likely do not watch that movie again until I can find it in a slip cover. Well unless it's a movie I really love alot then I watch it no matter what..LOL!
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Originally Posted by hotsexyboi
I always refuse to buy a movie that I want if it doesn't have a slip cover because I know that is the way the company made it and wanted people to have it so if I have a movie that I bought without a slip cover and then later come to find out it has one then I most likely do not watch that movie again until I can find it in a slip cover.
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Originally Posted by hotsexyboi
I always refuse to buy a movie that I want if it doesn't have a slip cover because I know that is the way the company made it and wanted people to have it so if I have a movie that I bought without a slip cover and then later come to find out it has one then I most likely do not watch that movie again until I can find it in a slip cover. Well unless it's a movie I really love alot then I watch it no matter what..LOL!
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Shouldn't this be in the DVD Talk Covers, Cases & Inserts section?
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So for the record
The cardboard or sometimes hard plastic on the outside that slips over then entire DVD is a "Slip Cover" ? The paper that goes between the outside of the DVD case and the plastic sheeting on the outside of the case is the "Cover" ? The chapter notes or other materials that come with the DVD on the inside opposite the disc(s) is called the "Insert or Inserts" ? So if you had a complete DVD and were telling your homies you would say I picked up Lion King at the pawn shop and it came with the Insert, cover, and slip cover I am the man ???????????????? TIA |
Originally Posted by Hideous
So for the record
The cardboard or sometimes hard plastic on the outside that slips over then entire DVD is a "Slip Cover" ? The paper that goes between the outside of the DVD case and the plastic sheeting on the outside of the case is the "Cover" ? The chapter notes or other materials that come with the DVD on the inside opposite the disc(s) is called the "Insert or Inserts" ? So if you had a complete DVD and were telling your homies you would say I picked up Lion King at the pawn shop and it came with the Insert, cover, and slip cover I am the man ???????????????? TIA OMG a/s/l plz. |
no no I was just using humor for my example.
I selected Lion King becasue its somewhat rare to find with all the parts. |
Originally Posted by lcnickell
a. nuisance
b. worthless c. garbage after i purchase dvd with one on there |
Originally Posted by Imail724
Did this thread really need to go on for 13 posts? I think the second and third posts covered the op's question pretty well.
Trust me, this thread is just child's play compared to that masterpiece. :lol: |
This was a damn funny thread to read, thank you all. :lol:
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