Oxford Duplication Centre Ltd

Difference Between 33, 45, and 78 Records? Our busy audio-visual studio works with clients on short order and batch order audio projects.  One project we are currently working on is a large archive of 78rpm disc records.   78s are made of brittle material, which use a shellac resin. Another name for 78s is Shellac Records. During and after the World War II when shellac supplies were limited, some 78rpms were pressed in vinyl instead of shellac (wax), in particular the 6-minute 12" produced by V-Disc for distribution to US troops in World War II.  The most common is the 10" and 12", both sold in  paper or card covers.   Our professional studio converts records on high quality record decks, using the best arms, cartridges and stylus. Audio is paased through our Pro-Tools and Izotope system, with the final output audio restored to remove pops, clicks and crackles (optional to clients requirements). The end result is high quality WAV, FLAC or AIFF beautifu...

We are currently working with a well-known UK fabric company preparing digital files from their range of materials for online presence and resale.   Not all scanners are ideal for this type of order due to colour and precision capture.  Our Quattro X though, is perfect for this type of project, and any professionals who require a high-quality scanner with excellent scan performances.   HIGH QUALITY SCANS AND COPIES Our scanner excels by using 48-bit technology.  This means we can capture every detail from fabrics, rare maps, oversize pages and documents to engineer plans in full colour or greyscale outputs.  The digitised media then passes the best 24-bits through at up to 1200dpi optical resolution to produce the highest quality outputs of your media.   Our CleanScan CIS modules also help remove shadows created by creases and folds, which makes this the ideal scanner for our client and other professionals who require precision scanning. ...