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CD DVD Duplicators that operate via a host PC ususually allow for greater control over operation. The duplication system will utilise the capabilities of the hosts operating system. By using a host PC the user can queue up multiple jobs, often as many as 10,000. The unit could then be left to process ALL jobs without further intervention. There is therefore no need for the operator to burn a master disc prior to the start of the duplication process. The system will create disc images on the host PC hard drive. This disc image (data) is then sent to the duplicator and printer along with the artwork for the onbody print (in the instance of a combined copier and printer). The two elements will then be combined to creat the finished disc. The use of a host PC on a network will also offer further advantages. Although not operating as a networkable duplicator the host PC will allow network users to dump their disc content on the hard drive of the host PC. 

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