History:Next Generation Schema/Release Packaging: Difference between revisions
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* Keep Case |
* Keep Case |
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* Ecopack |
* Ecopack |
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* Funny/Fancy pack, perhaps as "Custom Case" (I've got a penguin shaped CD box) |
* Funny/Fancy/Novelty pack, perhaps as "Custom Case" (I've got a penguin shaped CD box) |
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* CD / DVD as part of a book, common with training CD/DVD's (in fact this isn't a packaging) |
* CD / DVD as part of a book, common with training CD/DVD's (in fact this isn't a packaging) |
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* Clear vinyl sleeve (picture disc etc.) |
* Clear vinyl sleeve (picture disc etc.) |
Revision as of 09:28, 11 May 2009
Options
- Jewel Case
- Slim Jewel Case
- Digipak
- Cardboard Sleeve
- Keep Case
- Ecopack
- Funny/Fancy/Novelty pack, perhaps as "Custom Case" (I've got a penguin shaped CD box)
- CD / DVD as part of a book, common with training CD/DVD's (in fact this isn't a packaging)
- Clear vinyl sleeve (picture disc etc.)
- Picture frame (very rare but as a collector you come across strangest types of packaging)
- Wooden box (some Connoisseur Collection CD's came in a wooden box)
- Double Case
- Triple Case
- Quad Case
- (please add new types here)
for cassettes:
- J-card case (aka "standard" cassette case)
- polybox
- cardboard sleeve
- double case
for wax cylinders:
- canister