| Many factors
can effect the result. How fast can a duplicator produce copies would
depend on:
- The duplicator itself
(the speed of the writer, the reader, and the duplication controller)
- The time takes to change a disc (unloading and loading of disc,
with auto-loader or manually load)
- The file size (How many MB of data is on the master disc)
- The format of data (VCD, computer data, music CD, or others)
- The quality and the read-speed limitation of the master disc
- The quality and the write-speed limitation of the blank disc
The following chart is an example of how many
CDs Apus-EZ 5810C can do in certain periods of time.
| File
size on master CD |
CD
output |
| Per
hour |
Per
8 hours |
per
24 hours |
| 30
MB |
142 |
1140 |
3422 |
| 50
MB |
112 |
897 |
2693 |
| 100
MB |
73 |
585 |
1757 |
|
300 MB |
30 |
245 |
735 |
| 600
MB |
16 |
130 |
392 |
650
MB |
15 |
121 |
364 |
| 700
MB |
14 |
113 |
340 |
| 800
MB |
12 |
99 |
299 |
* The table is based on theoretical calculation,
for reference purpose only.
A standard CD disc can hold 650MB of computer
data, or 74 minutes of audio music. However, there are CD discs
with extended capacity, which can hold more than 650MB.
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