As with standard-definition DVD, two options exist for outputting your Blu-ray project onto a physical disc. You can either "burn" copies to BD-R media, or you can have your discs replicated at a dedicated replication facility. Generally, if you need a large order of discs (1,000 or more) then replication is your best bet. Any disc that you purchase from a retail chain or rent at the video store is a molded / replicated disc. This means that a master copy of the disc is delivered to a replication facility where a glass-master or stamper is created. The stamper is then used to create copies of the disc. Each copy of the disc has very small pits that are read by a laser when the disc is played back in a hardware player or computer. Both published reports and anecdotal evidence show that a molded / replicated disc is the most compatible way to deliver your project.

If it is only a handful of copies you need, the fastest and easiest way to see your content to disc is by burning the project to an BD-R. While it is not recommended to distribute these types of discs, a burned disc would be a suitable option if your project is showing at a tradeshow or playing back during a meeting or presentation. Or course, BD-Rs can also be used as check discs to proof your project before you decide on the best output option.

Cubist Media Group's studio has been outfitted with the Bravo XR-Blu Disc Publisher, capable of burning and printing up to 50 Blu-ray discs at a time. So whether you need 10 copies or 100, we can handle your Blu-ray order with ease.