File Transfer & Preparation

File Transfer Options

Our DVD duplication services, DVD replication services, SD card duplication and more are a breeze! We provide the option and vehicle for you to transfer your files to us via one of our secured methods over the internet. All aspects of your project, from artwork to a mailing database, master files or image files, CD and DVD masters, SD Card, CF Card or USB Flash Drive content files can be sent over the internet, saving you time and delivery costs. Plus all information is checked for accuracy before production. That’s why we’re the only choice for SD card duplication projects, DVD duplication services, DVD replication services and more.

Diskcopy is no longer supporting our own internal FTP site.  Please use any cloud-based file transfer method you are comfortable with (OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer, etc...) and share the file with us (sales@diskcopy.com).  

File Preparation

The efficient way to send your CD / DVD / USB / SD / CF / MMC content is to send us an .iso file, .dmg file, .img file or a zipped file of your content. Depending on the type of computer and the type of software you have installed, there are many ways to do this.

What if you do not have Mastering Software?

No Problem! Even if you do not have a CD/DVD Mastering program, we can create a master for you from your data. Just follow these simple steps:

1. Prepare your data, in a folder on your computer, just as you would like it to appear on the disc.
2. Next, zip the folder using a compression program. (a window zipping program is available at www.winzip.com – a Macintosh compatible program is available at www.stuffit.com). Be sure to set your compression program to maintain the directory structure (this is the default in most programs).
3. The last step is to transfer the files to us.

Tips For Sending Artwork

When sending artwork or other files via the internet, just follow these steps:

1. Prepare your data in a folder on your computer and include all necessary linked files and fonts.
2. Next, zip the folder using a compression program. (a window zipping program is available at www.winzip.com – a Macintosh compatible program is available at www.stuffit.com). Be sure to set your compression program to maintain the directory structure (this is the default in most programs).
3. The last step is to transfer the files to us.