Hello Lance and everyone:
let me get back to you - and HaSafran - on that!
I had not been formally tracking our dvd-replacement orders, but it looks
like now would be a good place to start. I'll see if I can put together
the kind of Boolean search that would get this info.
Best,
Kimberley S.
Mes
Kimberly,
Do you have any statistics on the amount of times that the DVD's are
borrowed before they are damaged or is the rate of return that you
mentioned (3 or 4 scratched or otherwise damaged DVDs per month) based
on relatively new discs?
I am currently serving on a committee of the Associatio
Dear Ms. Edelglass:
as an acquisitions assistant at a college library, many DVD orders and
receipts cross my desk, but only a very small number of DVDs come back
from patrons as being problematic or unplayable. Of the ones that are
complained about, most of them need only a cleaning with a $10 kit
Dear Ms. Edelglass,
I just spoke with Michael Ruffolo, Special Accounts Manager, Lipsner
Smith which is a company that manufacturers quality optical and
videotape data checkers. This past year they released equipment that
will let you know when your DVD's are going bad. They currently have two
dif
I'm afraid I don't have an answer, as we have only recently phased
out purchase of VHS tapes in favor of DVD's, but I saw a news article
recently about public librarians commenting that some DVD's are
getting only a few circulations, because they are so easy to abuse by
patrons; I think it note
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