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M.B.
Senior Member

1679 Posts
2/01
Posted - Nov 5 2001 : 3:44PM
I now have too many adult discs, and have to find a different way to store them.
For the discs themselves, I bought a box of 100 slim cd jewel cases (which fits perfectly in my tv stand) and takes up hardly any room.
The problem I am having is storing the artwork that comes with the disc. I have searched hi and low for a binder specifically made to store dvd artwork, but I have found none. The binders I have looked at have adhesive pages (if I ever wanted to trade a disc, I could see having a problem peeling off the artwork, it sounds like nightmare to me). The other binders that I found that have clear plastic inserts are made for photos that are small or that don't even come close to fitting dvd artwork, even if it is folded.
If anyone out there has any suggestion for a binder to store dvd artwork in, please post something here, it would be much appreciated (including where I could purchase it online, what company makes it, etc.)
I have read the other posts regarding disc storage, and don't remember antbody saying anything about artwork storage.
Janitor
Retired

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6409 Posts
11/99
Posted - Nov 5 2001 : 4:15PM
MB - just get a three ring binder and sheet protectors at staples.com - sheet protectors come in all sizes.
Bill All-Star Supporter
All-Star Member

5334 Posts
6/00
Posted - Nov 5 2001 : 8:58PM
I have done the same thing as Steph has. I have a 300 disc carousel and have numbered the sleeves do that the artwork corresponds with the disc location.

With a 4" binder, you can easily fit 150 page protectors and put two disc covers into each sleeve.

tricia_devereaux
Evil Angel DVD

Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous?
4283 Posts
4/00
Posted - Nov 6 2001 : 12:36AM
At Evil Angel, we keep an archive copy binder of each DVD cover in plastic sheet protectors like Steph and Bill said.
I also have a second set of our covers in manilla folder jackets.

As for DVDs, I have one copy of each disc in a Caselogic CD case. I bring the two binders to trade shows and business meetings, and have all of our discs and covers with me in two relatively small containers.

dexplorer
Member

442 Posts
8/01
Posted - Nov 6 2001 : 7:18PM
Tricia --

I sounds like you've found some really high capacity CaseLogic cases. Most I've seen only hold ten or so disks. I'd like to find some that hold 50 or more.

 
snowman872
RainCoatReviews.com

400 Posts
6/00
Posted - Nov 7 2001 : 6:26AM
Target has some nice CD/DVD storage boxes for $5.00 that hold about 30 (or 60 double sided) sleeves. They are similar to a cloth covered photo box and come in a variety of pastel colors. I bought a bunch of them and are using them for CDs and DVDs. They are in the CD department.

Snowman

tricia_devereaux
Evil Angel DVD

Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous?
4283 Posts
4/00
Posted - Nov 7 2001 : 3:21PM
The ones that snowman's talking about are good (and inexpensive).
The caselogic ones that I have (I also have a couple for my music CD's (essential for a stripper)) I'm pretty sure I bought at a Best Buy. Probably Circuit City or something like that would have them. They're about $30 or $40 and are about the size of a 3-inch binder.
dexplorer
Member

442 Posts
8/01
Posted - Nov 8 2001 : 9:46AM
Ooooh, ooooh,

Do you still strip for fun Tricia? (You rich girl you.)

I live in the wrong part of the country if so.

tricia_devereaux
Evil Angel DVD

Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous?
4283 Posts
4/00
Posted - Nov 9 2001 : 3:47AM
I did a little up until I got pregnant.
Now I just don't have time.

Maybe next summer I'll enter a few competitions again. I just don't want to go on the road for a week at a time anymore.




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