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04-17-10, 09:04 AM

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Re: Plain DVDs

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We always suggest to our clients that they send a nice, full colour high resolution JPEG or Photoshop file for their disc artwork because the price is no different.

Why would you suggest a compressed format and not something like bmp, that's uncompressed?

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04-17-10, 01:39 PM

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If a bootlegger can legitimately download a movie, strip off any copy protection, they'll sell it. I'm just saying there's no reason to ever support a guy selling bootlegs.

I'm still unclear on why we're conflating legitimate downloads with illegal bootlegs, but we're definitely in agreement about not supporting the criminal.

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04-17-10, 01:53 PM

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Re: Plain DVDs

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Why would you suggest a compressed format and not something like bmp, that's uncompressed?

You can if you want to but since it's being printed on a 4 1/2" diameter surface you're not going to see any difference in quality. JPEGs & Photoshop files are easily e-mailed and everybody can work with them if they require any modifications.