Which to use?

Whether you have a video already done or we make it for you, it can be difficult to decide how to get it to your clients. Drop Frame will work with you to determine the best fit for your individual needs.

Blu-ray, DVD, CD, and Web Videos each have their advantages, often a combination of two or more of these is the best fit. With broadband becoming much more common, your existing website can be a good way to have your video available to prospects around the world without the expense or delay of postage.

Web Video

Once it is online, it's viewable by anyone in the world for free instantly if you choose.  The only limitations are dependent on the clients internet connection.  It's possible to have high quality these days without much of a delay.  

CD-R

CD-R can offer higher quality eliminating the downloading time for slower internet connections.  It's also possible to add interactivity and extra files that may be helpful such as product manuals.  

DVD-R

DVD-R is the most universal disc format offering full screen standard definition video for computers as well as home entertainment centers. Combined with interactivity, it has all the options of CD-R, but with over six times the possible content of CD-R.  Most computers today have DVD-R drives, so it is convenient for clients to view right in their office.

Blu-ray (BD-R)

The newest disc format, it will be some time before it achieves the market penetration that DVD has.  Despite the fact there are fewer players, if you need smooth, clear High Definition video, or 25 GB - 50 GB of data on a single disc, it's a great choice.  It is possible on short projects to duplicate this format to a DVD-R as well, saving duplication money while keeping the quality of the format.