We use One Time security cases but occasionally run into the cases not 
opening despite the clicks because soda or something similarly sticky 
was spilled into the channel in which the locking bar slides.
Mike

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Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2012 19:16:04 +0000
From: Marynelle Chew<marynelle.c...@byuh.edu>
Subject: [Videolib] Any experience with DreamPak DVD Security Cases?
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Hello all,

We have been using DreamPak DVD cases for our publicly circulating DVDs for 
about a year now. We are experiencing an 8-10% error rate with the DreamPak 
cases not opening. Sometimes the DVD box is stuck inside-I'll give them this, 
they are very difficult to break into!  We also now test each new box of cases 
when they come in to find any defective cases.

The little magnet/slider clicks, but it doesn't move.  Magnets don't get old, 
do they? I have reported the problem to the vendor and they don't have any idea 
what could be amiss. Nor is it likely they would, since they are not the 
manufacturer. They have, however, been good about issuing a credit or a 
replacement. Still, before we invest more in this product I would like to know:


1.      Has anyone else experienced similar trouble with DreamPak DVD security 
cases?  If yes, were you able to resolve?


2.      What products do you use to secure publicly circulating DVDs?

Thank you for your assistance.

Marynelle Chew
Head, Library Technical Services
Joseph F. Smith Library
Brigham Young University-Hawaii


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