General Questions
	1. What does "Target Overflow mean?Generally this means the capacity of your master is larger than the capacity of your blank disc.
	2. Why am I getting such high failure rates on my duplications?High failure rates are usually due to condition of your master disc. We highly recommend that you remake the master disc. Remaking the master disc will reduce the failure rate considerably. Other recommendations includes:  • The higher quality blank CD-R or DVD-R media you use will generally provide better results.  • If the duplication fails, try another master CD/DVD and or new blank CD-R and DVD-R.  • A scratched Master CD or DVD, or a Mater CD/DVD with obvious physical damage may not duplicate.  • Keep the duplicator in a clean environment.  • The fan on the rear of the duplicator should be kept clean and allowed reasonable room for air flow.
	3. Do I need to connect my PC for the duplicator to function?No, our duplicators are fully standalone.
	4. What does "Standalone "mean?Standalone means no computer is required to operate the duplicator.
	5. My master disc will play and read, but why won't it copy?Make sure the master is free of damage or blemishes and is produced on a high quality media brand. The master disc plays back successfully because the player only spins at 1x. During the burn process, the reader has to spin the disc at a much higher rate in order to match the duplicating speed. At high speeds the quality of the disc is magnified, making it essential to have a high quality master.