Library Friends,
I need some recommendations on good (moderately priced) DVD scratch repair
machines/systems. Or can anyone point me to a site that does good objective
reviews of such? I can only find company sites (no objectivity there). What
are you folks using?
Please feel free to
Jared
We are a public library that uses the ECO-SENIOR from RTI. We purchased it
approx. 6 years ago for $2800. I know they have newer/other models, but you
have to call for pricing (I think).
I love it. The discs look new and they can be repaired a handful of times
(depending on the disc
We also use the ECO Senior; the price has escalated to $3500, but there
are less expensive units (that require more human intervention) as well.
It has been worth every single penny and then some.
Bryan Griest
Glendale Public Library
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I agree entirely with Melissa---our RTI disc cleaning repair machine has been
effective, easy to use and a real workhorse. It's been well worth the
investment.
We've used the basic ECO-SMART for years now with great success and never a
hiccup. RTI recommended this model (over the more
I have to reiterate what has already been said. We have an RTI- Junior in
our biggest branch library and it has been running strong since 2001. We
purchased a used (by Recorded Books reps) Senior model for our Main library
and have had great success. RTI is a great company to work with they
We've used RTI products for decades; first the TapeChek for videotapes,
currently the EcoSmart for discs.
They do a great job!
But we added a VMI Disc Buffer last year. Fantastic results without
removing a layer of the disc.
Quick and easy 30-60 second process, depending on degree of
All:
Our school is interested in putting on a public screening of this movie so I'm
researching how to get a copy of this DVD with PPR so we can show the film at
our upcoming event during the second week of April. The HBO site indicates
it's on back-order and I've contacted HBO customer
Lisa-
James John Kerigan fields the PPR requests here, his email is
james.keri...@hbo.com
Warm regards,
Matt Fisher
HBO Archives
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Thanks, Matt!
Lisa M. Borden
Serials Electronic Resources Librarian, Section Head
UTEP Library - Acquisitions
PH: (915) 747-6709
E-Mail: lmbor...@utep.edu
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