A “DDP image” typically refers to a Disc Description Protocol (DDP) image. DDP is a standardized format commonly used in the mastering and replication of optical discs, particularly in the music and multimedia industries. It’s used to create a bit-perfect representation of a disc, including its layout, data, and metadata, ensuring accurate reproduction during the replication process. A DDP image includes all the necessary information for creating a perfect copy of a disc, such as: Audio tracks: The DDP image contains the audio data in a specific format that preserves the original quality and layout of the tracks. This is important for ensuring consistent sound quality when the disc is replicated. Track order and layout: The DDP image specifies the order of the tracks on the disc, along with information about the gaps or pauses between tracks, track indices, and other layout details. Metadata: DDP images can include metadata such as track titles, ISRC codes (International Standard Recording Code), CD-Text information (used to display text on compatible players), and other relevant information. Error-checking: The DDP format includes error-checking mechanisms to ensure the integrity of the image, reducing the likelihood of errors during the replication process. DDP images are commonly used by mastering studios when preparing audio for CD replication. They provide a reliable way to transfer the final audio product to the replication facility while minimizing the risk of data corruption or errors that might occur when using other formats.

DDPi stands for “Disc Description Protocol Image“

Select the DDP image and click 'Add to Basket'. Then, proceed through the checkout process. After checking out and paying for your DDP image, you must upload your files and all pertinent information to us. The procedure for this will be detailed in the welcome pack you receive upon checkout. Once we have your files, we will start working on your DDP image. Upon completion of your order, you will receive your files via email. Any further revisions or edits can be arranged with the engineer.

Certainly, even if your song has been mastered at a different studio, we can still create a DDP image from those masters for you.

All required information, including metadata, ISRC codes, songs, and any additional details deemed necessary, should be printed onto the DDP image.

You have the flexibility to include as much or as little metadata as you wish. Here is a list of suggested metadata that we advise you provide. Track order and gaps Track titles Band or artist’s name Album title Genre of music Album track number Year song was released ISRC codes UPC/EAN

Certainly, we are more than willing to mail your DDPI to you if this is your preferred method of receipt. just let us know via email.

You will obtain a DDP image that can be utilized for duplicating multiple CDs.

Once the mastering of your project is finalized, we will require your full confirmation that it is complete and ready for DDP image printing. Following your confirmation, we will proceed to print the DDP image and send it to you via email.

A “DDP image” typically refers to a Disc Description Protocol (DDP) image. DDP is a standardized format commonly used in the mastering and replication of optical discs, particularly in the music and multimedia industries. It’s used to create a bit-perfect representation of a disc, including its layout, data, and metadata, ensuring accurate reproduction during the replication process. A DDP image includes all the necessary information for creating a perfect copy of a disc, such as: Audio tracks: The DDP image contains the audio data in a specific format that preserves the original quality and layout of the tracks. This is important for ensuring consistent sound quality when the disc is replicated. Track order and layout: The DDP image specifies the order of the tracks on the disc, along with information about the gaps or pauses between tracks, track indices, and other layout details. Metadata: DDP images can include metadata such as track titles, ISRC codes (International Standard Recording Code), CD-Text information (used to display text on compatible players), and other relevant information. Error-checking: The DDP format includes error-checking mechanisms to ensure the integrity of the image, reducing the likelihood of errors during the replication process. DDP images are commonly used by mastering studios when preparing audio for CD replication. They provide a reliable way to transfer the final audio product to the replication facility while minimizing the risk of data corruption or errors that might occur when using other formats.

DDPi stands for “Disc Description Protocol Image“

Select the DDP image and click 'Add to Basket'. Then, proceed through the checkout process. After checking out and paying for your DDP image, you must upload your files and all pertinent information to us. The procedure for this will be detailed in the welcome pack you receive upon checkout. Once we have your files, we will start working on your DDP image. Upon completion of your order, you will receive your files via email. Any further revisions or edits can be arranged with the engineer.

Certainly, even if your song has been mastered at a different studio, we can still create a DDP image from those masters for you.

All required information, including metadata, ISRC codes, songs, and any additional details deemed necessary, should be printed onto the DDP image.

You have the flexibility to include as much or as little metadata as you wish. Here is a list of suggested metadata that we advise you provide. Track order and gaps Track titles Band or artist’s name Album title Genre of music Album track number Year song was released ISRC codes UPC/EAN

Certainly, we are more than willing to mail your DDPI to you if this is your preferred method of receipt. just let us know via email.

You will obtain a DDP image that can be utilized for duplicating multiple CDs.

Once the mastering of your project is finalized, we will require your full confirmation that it is complete and ready for DDP image printing. Following your confirmation, we will proceed to print the DDP image and send it to you via email.