For some reason most of our customers always have very tight deadlines. \u00a0I guess that has to do with the human nature that we tend to do things until the last minute. \u00a0That’s why I always advise my clients to plan ahead. \u00a0Not only that will prevent potential errors due to rushing, but also save a lot on shipping costs.<\/p>\n
That said, just in case you are competing against time and even one day will make the “hit or miss” scenario, sending you content master via the Internet will be your only option. \u00a0In our article “Using Disc Image for Disc Replication<\/a>” we have outlined the details. \u00a0This is a recap of the article.<\/p>\n I can’t emphasize more on #3, i.e. the zipping of the files. \u00a0If you don’t zip the files there will be a very big chance that the image file will be corrupted. \u00a0This is because of the ASCII and binary settings used by most FTP programs. \u00a0Zipping the files also adds one more level of assurance. \u00a0If your files cannot be unzipped then there must be something wrong with the uploading. \u00a0Without this check-sum protection, it will be hard to say whether the uploading-downloading is a one-to-one mapping.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" For some reason most of our customers always have very tight deadlines. \u00a0I guess that has to do with the human nature that we tend to do things until the last minute. \u00a0That’s why I always advise my clients to … Continue reading \n