Adult DVD production and services

[marshyman]

Hi all

Re my last posts I have put together a temporary site covering all I can do for amateurs and professional, producers and shooters as well as confirming prices on DVD services.

I will be doing some more of my own material and welcome enquiries from all models.

Many thanks to Juicy Jo and Phil, Rock, Claire and Rose for your support so far.
Look forward to working with all at some stage.
MySexyDVD will be online soon for all to see.

Drop me a line if I can help

http://www.marshyman.webeden.co.uk/

Phil

[titanic]

You are too expensive by far for your quotes on drd-r printing
You can get a whole dvd produced on dvd 9 including the dvd for less than you quote to print on a dvd
And now you are looking for models ?
If you want a dvd -r produced on a disc inc both the disc and the printing on the disc you should be looking at around ?1.20
Not ?1.80 just for the printing
If any one wants links to genuine companies that will do this email me and i will send you them
Billy Ryan

[marshyman]

Many thanks for your comments Billy.

Please forward the links to me.

I will alter the site to allow for speed readers
IT DOES INCLUDE THE DISC!!! As it say I use Maxell Verbatim or Ritex

Re DVD-9 ,If you can find someone who can supply a inkjet prinatble Dual layer (DVD-9 format 8.4Gb) recordable disc for less than ?2.00 blank, and had a burner setup for Dual layer writing send me the link. I would be interested in talking to them.
Yes you can get Discs produced for less. If you want a minimum of 2000 I can get it done for 98p. Its called replication and based on mass stamping and colour screen printing

Lets not get into pissing contest on the site.

Regarding Models I have carried out several projects gaining my own material for a project.

And by the way I am genuine

Thanks

[marshyman]

Billy
When you judge me genuine will you do a link swop.

Cheers

[BillBXD]

Hia Marshyman
Not hijacking your post but you did ask for a link.
Been reading your posts and must confess we are a little gleebed with your DVDR 8.4 gig discs. We might be showing our lack of education but we aint come across 8.4s yet! We duplicate on DVD-R 9.4 gig discs with full colour printing for which we charge ?1.25 per disc but we DO NOT use the nasty UV Nacka lacquer. We also duplicate on RITEK DVD-R Hologram 4.7 discs and charge ?0.50 per disc printed. Cases run out an extra ?0.25p with full colour printed sleeves. We don?t use PC?s or Mac?s to copy we have fully automated wytron controllers and loaders with Pioneer writers.
I have found your hire page interesting and refreshing as we charge ?150 for both XL1?s & the XM1 with a PD170. We also throw in the sound deck and lights for those with the gear to use it. Mind you having said that a knob head recently said I was way too expensive

Bill (BXD)

[marshyman]

Thanks Bill.

I may be small but hopefully regarded by many as professional.

My understanding is that the 9.4 is a Dual sided not Dual layer and you have to turn it over. One learns every day.
My specs is based on the following
Single-layer, single-sided DVD (DVD-5) or 4.7GB ; dual-layer, single-sided DVD (DVD-9) has 8.5GB capacity ; single-layer, dual-sided DVD (DVD10) can store 9.5GB ; dual-layer, dual-sided DVD (DVD18) can store 17GB

I must admit your pricing is very impressive and I will have no hesitation in recommending you guys and figure how you can do it for that.

Anyway when you are too busy and all your kit is out send them over to me and I will match your prices. Based in the Midlands as well.
May pop in and see you if that is okay

Phil









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[BillBXD]

Hi Phil
I have just mailed you my number and address but for those confused by this posting I?ll attempt to explain though no doubt some smart alec will argue (duh). DVD comes in a few different types and is fairly simple in as much as it doubles its volume in jumps. DVD5 is the 4.7 disc, DVD9 is the dual layered 9.4 disc and DVD10 uses both sides of the disc in either 5 or 9 configuration giving it either 9.4 or 18.8 and is sometimes known as DVD18 and is still the most expensive disc by far. I must confess I have had a chat with a few fellow boffins who aint herd of your DVD9 8.5GB discs or your DVD18 17GB which aint logical volume jumps but that don?t mean they don?t exist but it could by why you are charging so much! I must admit pricing is fierce on duplication and there are several companies out there blowing our prices out the water so to be honest we aint cheap but we do what we do. With regards to your comment about replicated discs if you are happy paying ?0.98p per disc please do so but I?m sure the other producers are sleeping well tonight!
Again with regards to rental there are people out there cheaper and you?ll find a small shop in Wolvo hiring a pair of Sony?s for a day rate of ?100. Now they aint PD170?s or XL1?s but at ?100 for a pair of 3chip spec machine?s the locals are well happy.

Bill (BXD)

?I don?t visit this forum to often because there is always a smart arse like me bhooing on about blharb?

[marshyman]

Thanks Bill
Got the mail and will respond.
Just to keep the confusion going. Maybe we are talking about the same thing but diffferent terminology.

http://www.pioneer.co.jp/press/release125.html

Pioneer Develops DVD-R Dual-layer Recording Technology
Realizing the recording capacity of up to 8.5GBytes on one side


Verbatim Spins Out Dual-Layer DVD+R Discs
Discs pack almost twice the capacity of predecessors, work with most current drives.

The first dual-layer DVD+R recording media are set to go on sale in Japan at the end of this month and in the U.S. in June, says disc maker Mitsubishi Kagaku Media.
The discs were developed jointly by Mitsubishi Kagaku, which uses the Verbatim brand name, and Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV. The discs offer 8.5GB of recording space compared to the 4.7GB of space available on a standard DVD+R disc.

[marshyman]

Sorry Bill and other.


http://www.anandtech.com/storage/showdoc.html?i=2010



The first thing everyone should know is that DVDR-9 (as well as DVD-9) are not capable of 9GB of storage.? Reading some of the questions in our forums, it became evident that this is one of the largest preconceptions about the technology.? Both DVDR-9 and DVD-9 are only capable of 8.5GB of storage.? Any more would render them incompatible with the DVD standard.