1 | DVX-101 | TBD | ISO |
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1 | NYC DIY DVD-R HARDRAVE |
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2 | "MAKE YOUR OWN FUN!" (Some Assembly Required) |
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4 | Instructions: |
5 | Step 1: |
6 | Download .ISO and .PDF of your desired release |
7 | Step 2: |
8 | Download .ISO file with BURN for Mac |
9 | Step 3: |
10 | Print .PDF 100% scale |
11 | Step 4: |
12 | Follow THESE instructions to fold your Sleeve |
13 | Step 5: |
14 | Support the fucking artist. |
15 | Step 6: |
16 | Tell your friends. |
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18 | Do Not Resell // Don't Be a Dick // Support your Local Hardraver |
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22 | Donate. |
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29 | SOCIAL MEDIA IS FOR COWARDS. |
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32 | Wanna make your own DVD releases? Go for it. |
33 | Here's some Tips & Tricks for making your own: |
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35 | • Always use DVD-R's. DVD+R and DVD+RW have limited compatibility, |
36 | and they tend to not last so long. |
37 | • DVD-R's should be disposable. |
38 | • Try to buy DVD-R's in Spindles, unless you specifically want the cases. |
39 | • DVD's should be cheap. |
40 | • DVD's are LOW resolution, Typically 640x480. |
41 | • DVD's are typically 4:3, but modern TV's are 16x9 (Widescreen). You can author Widescreen DVD's, and DVD players can stretch the image to accommodate. |
42 | • DVD's are typically 60i, also known as 30fps. |
43 | • BURN for Mac OS is free. Don't buy software to burn DVD's. |
44 | • HANDBRAKE for encoding your videos on Mac & Windows is free. Don't buy software to encode your videos. |
45 | • When encoding your video, don't encode higher than 6mbps CBR. This will give you stable playback on even the cheaper DVD players. |
46 | • Consider the cheapest packaging possible. Refer to the Folding Instructions up top for an idea. |
47 | • Remember - no one can censor what you put on a DVD. No Copyright Strikes, No DMCA Takedowns. Go fucking nuts, your freak. |