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=External Links=
=External Links=
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_disc_packaging The Wikipedia Page on Optical Disc Packaging]
*[https://rateyourmusic.com/wiki/Music:Package+type a RateYourMusic Wiki Post Titled "Package type" ]
*[https://rateyourmusic.com/wiki/Music:Package+type a RateYourMusic Wiki Post Titled "Package type" ]
**Just found this based on the images, has a detailed guide with good photos/diagrams (although seems to be instructions on what to tag your stuff as based on desciptors)
**Just found this based on the images, has a detailed guide with good photos/diagrams (although seems to be instructions on what to tag your stuff as based on desciptors)

Latest revision as of 00:46, 30 April 2024

Basics

  • This page aims to go over the various ways of packaging Optical Discs such as CDs DVDs and Blu-Rays / M-Disc

Options

Jewel Case

  • A Plastic Case that is pretty rigid, and outside of potentially shattering the disc when removing it, shouldn't damage the disc

C-Shell and Similar Thin Cases


STiL CD Case

Ejector Case

Digipack

  • Essentially a cardboard "book" that has either the Plastic Insert Itself from a Jewel Case, or a similar divot and spindle
  • In the case of Music/Video releases it can have artwork and such
  • Probably not as durable, but it depends

Sleeves

  • Due to the risk of scratching the disc these aren't advisable, although for casual use of easily replaceable things it isn't a big deal
  • Can be plastic, paper, or cardboard

Internal Links

External Links