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"The replication and packaging services offered by Howard and his team are highly professional and met our requirements by providing a quality product that was delivered on time and competitively priced."

DVD Replication

Imperial Media Services offers competitive prices, top quality products and the quickest turnaround times for DVD replication and DVD manufacturing in Los Angeles and across the nation. Imperial Media Services' provides the best short run and large run DVD replication services around. Beyond DVD replication, Imperial Media can handle all your media needs, from media encoding to authoring to the motion graphics and menu design to the final packaging - We do it all.

DVD Replication Services
(7-15 business days turn time)

• Standard DVD
• Dual-disc
• Mini DVD
• Business Card DVD
• UMD
• Vinyl Pressing

In addition to DVD replication, Imperial Media offers:

• DVD duplication
• DVD packaging.

We'll also take care of the:

• Media encoding,
• Authoring,
• Menu design, and
• Motion graphics.

Not only do we cater to the Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood and the surrounding areas, we also provide solutions to clients from coast to coast.

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No matter what your DVD replication demands may be, the answer is right here at Imperial Media Services.

How does the replication process work?

Replication is an industrial process. CDs and DVDs are produced in 2 steps:
Step one is mastering. A glass master is created from a digital file. The glass master is used to create a metal stamper, which contains the digital information.
Step two is the injection molding of the discs from the metal stamper. Molten plastic is injected into the target mold containing the stamper. Seconds later a clear disc containing the digital information is ejected. The clear disc then has a reflective and a lacquer layer applied. This process takes approximately 3 to 5 seconds per disc and the disc is then ready for printing.