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CD/DVD/Blu-ray replication systems have long been the province of wonderfully functional hardware and dog-ugly software. Last year, Microboards announced their own home-grown Windows software for their line of duplicators, and while it’s a great improvement over the third party software that they used to ship, it’s more about workflow functionality and ease of use than sheer design brilliance. ... READ MORE
Microboards Director of Marketing, Aaron H. Pratt, recently sat down for a candid interview with Technologies for Worship Magazine, dishing the latest industry news on CD/DVD production in America's churches. ... READ MORE
When a Minneapolis-based sales and service company added Microboards disc publishers to its line of disc recording equipment, it had no idea the decision would transform its business. ... READ MORE
The CX-1 Disc Publisher was recently reviewed by Jan Ozer at EMedia Live, and received rave remarks. ... READ MORE
All over the country, churches big and small have taken full advantage of the technological advancements that can transform the church service into a take-it-home experience. In some ministries, cassette tapes are still the standard for recording and archiving the service. ... READ MORE
Brock Dulaney, MSU video and computing services coordinator, recently sat down for a candid interview about how the GX Disc Publisher has changed his collegiate football video operations. ... READ MORE
The game is over, the players are off the field, but the football coach wants to review the video footage to get a handle on next week’s challenges. For Mississippi State University’s Bulldogs, that’s no problem. ... READ MORE
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The University of Wisconsin-Madison has selected Microboards' 10-recorder DVD duplicators to produce copies of video footage for use by coaches and players in the athletics programs. ... READ MORE
Did you know that in addition to Microboards headquarters in the Twin Cities of Minnesota, there are offices in the UK and Japan? We have a very special treat for our inside feature this month ... READ MORE
Like many churches, Far Hills already has much of the audio and video infrastructure in place for recording services. They have a Broadcast Ministry, which they will soon be expanding to include live and archived webcasts of their services. ... READ MORE
“Our passengers want photo souvenirs of their cruise while they’re still onboard, and we need reliable, durable equipment to meet that need,” said Ron Bernstein of Intellysis, which installs the onboard equipment. ... READ MORE
The 150th Psalm contains an invitation to Praise the Lord through music. We are instructed to "praise him with the sound of the trumpet: praise him with the psaltery and harp. Praise him with the timbrel and dance: praise him with stringed instruments and organs. ... READ MORE
As music is sampled at a continuous rate for recording to a CD, a typical CD (700 MB) can contain 80 minutes of audio. Even though many recordable CDs are used for data-type purposes, most people measure record speed in multiples of 'real time'. ... READ MORE
We get a lot of phone calls about DVD-R because it is a new technology and has been in the news a lot. Here are a few of the most common questions. ... READ MORE
Ink jet printers work exactly the same as your standard ink jet printer at home. It uses an ink cartridge to print directly onto the surface of the disc, blending the colors to create the image. ... READ MORE
Track-at-once is when the CD burner writes the disc one track at a time. This creates a gap in between tracks. This is caused due to the laser turning on and off during the process. This feature is best used when you know you need gaps in between the tracks. These gaps are 2 seconds in length. ... READ MORE
The term DVD can stand for either Digital Versatile Disc or Digital Video Disc. Either definition is accepted, though Digital Versatile Disc is more widely used. ... READ MORE
Taiyo Yuden invented the CD-R, along with Philips and Sony, on June 13th, 1988. At the time, Taiyo Yuden was the only manufacturer of CD-R media in the world, supplying media to many well-known CD-R distributors. The CD-R was not given the boost it needed until 1992. ... READ MORE
How long does it take to burn a CD-R? The time it takes to burn a CD-R depends on 2 things; how fast are you burning and how much information are you burning. Assuming you are burning a full disc, which would be either 650MB or 700MB, your burn time will depend on your speed. ... READ MORE
The DSR-DVD D8810 is Microboards' newest award winning product. eMedia's Geoff Daily says, "The DSR DVD-D8810 performed nearly flawlessly in testing." ... READ MORE
Does your church have a cassette tape ministry? Many churches do; cassettes are an effective way to reach out to your congregation when they've left services on Sunday and gone back to their day-to-day lives. ... READ MORE
Does a CD duplicator have to connect to a PC? No it doesn't have to. But it can. This subject can get rather detailed here are some basics. PC based duplication has the following advantages ... READ MORE
Only a few years ago, most of the churches enquiring about CD/DVD duplication had an existing cassette ministry and had either realized the potential for disc ministry – or simply realized the inevitability of it all. ... READ MORE
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