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Digipaks are a type of paperboard packaging that uses a foldable paper outer binding with one or more attached plastic trays to hold a CD or DVD inside. As one of the first alternatives to jewel cases, the term "digipak" is often used generically to describe similar packaging from other companies. Digipak packaging is commonly used for CD singles, special edition albums, and premium DVD releases in the form of tall DVD digipaks.
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![ Digipaks typically consist of a gatefold (book-style)
paperboard or card stock outer binding, with one or
more plastic trays capable of holding a CD or DVD
attached to the inside.
Since Digipaks were among the first alternatives to
jewel cases to be used by major record companies,
and because there is no other common name for
Digipak-style packaging made by other companies,
the term digipak or Digi-Pak is often used generically,
even when the media holder is a hub or "Soft Spot"[3]
rather than a full plastic tray.
Digipak-style packaging is often used for CD singles or
special editions of CD albums and the tall DVD
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A Digipak is a type of paperboard packaging that holds CDs or DVDs. It consists of a folded paper outer binding with an attached plastic tray inside to hold the disc. Digipaks were among the first alternatives to jewel cases used by major record companies. Even though other companies make similar packaging, the term "Digipak" is often used generically to refer to this style of packaging regardless of manufacturer.
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A digipak is a type of paperboard or card stock packaging that holds CDs or DVDs, commonly used as an alternative to jewel cases by major record companies. It consists of a foldable paper or cardboard outer binding with an attached inner plastic tray that can hold a disc. While other companies make similar packagings, the term "digipak" is often used generically to refer to this book-style packaging format that was among the first alternatives to traditional jewel cases.
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A Digipak is a patented style of CD, DVD, or Blu-ray packaging that consists of a gatefold paperboard or cardstock outer binding with one or more plastic trays inside to hold a disc. Digipak-style packaging is commonly used for CD singles or special editions of albums, and tall DVD Digipaks are used as premium packages for DVDs and DVD sets. Digipaks provide an alternative to standard jewel cases and give products a professional look through custom printing and finishing options applied to the packaging.
Digipak Analysis and History
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Digipaks are optical disc packaging made of paper or cardstock with plastic trays that hold a CD or DVD. They have a patented design and were an early alternative to jewel cases, growing in popularity in the 2000s among record labels and artists. Digipaks are used for CD singles and special editions, or as premium packaging for DVDs, though they are less durable than jewel cases.
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The document discusses digipaks, which are a style of CD packaging made of multiple panels used for CD singles or special album editions. Digipaks are intended to promote artist sales by giving fans extra reasons to purchase the physical CD rather than downloading it. They typically have a gatefold paper or card stock outer binding holding one or more plastic trays that can hold a CD or DVD. Digipaks were created by Meadwestvaco and were originally called "Digi-pak", but the format became widely used by other manufacturers and are now very common. The coursework will involve creating a promotional package including a music video, digipak, and magazine advertisement.
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Digipaks are optical disc packaging made of paper or cardstock with plastic trays that hold a CD or DVD. They have a patented design and were an early alternative to jewel cases, growing in popularity in the 2000s among record labels and artists. Digipaks are used for CD singles and special editions, or as premium packaging for DVDs, though they are less durable than jewel cases.
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Digipak is a patented packaging style created around 2000 as an alternative to traditional jewel cases. It consists of a book-style outer binding made of cardboard that holds one or more plastic trays to contain a CD, DVD, or both. Digipaks were first adopted by major record companies and are commonly used for CD singles or special editions due to their ability to be graphically customized inside and out for protection and visual interest beyond traditional cases.
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Digipak is a patented packaging format created in 2000 as an alternative to jewel cases. It uses a book-style outer binding made of cardboard with one or more plastic trays inside to hold a CD, DVD, or both. Digipaks were first adopted by major record companies. They self-contain discs better than jewel cases and allow for graphics on both the inside and outside, making them more visually interesting. Digipaks are commonly used for CD singles or special editions.
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Digipak is a patented packaging style created around 2000 as an alternative to traditional jewel cases. It uses a book-style outer binding made of cardboard with one or more plastic trays inside to hold a CD, DVD, or both. Digipaks protect discs better than jewel cases and allow for graphics on both the inside and outside, making them more visually interesting. They are commonly used for CD singles or special editions of albums.
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Digipak is a patented style of CD and DVD packaging that consists of a book-style paperboard outer binding with an attached inner plastic tray that holds the disc. Digipak packaging is commonly used for CD singles and special editions as well as tall DVD packages, and was historically only available in large quantities but a new consumer-focused product allows individuals to create their own Digipaks online.
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Digipak is a patented packaging style created in 2000 as an alternative to jewel cases. It uses a book-style outer binding made of cardboard with one or more plastic trays inside to hold a CD, DVD, or both. Digipaks protect discs better than jewel cases and allow for graphics on both the inside and outside, making them more visually interesting. They are commonly used for CD singles or special editions of albums.
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A Digipak is a patented CD or DVD packaging style made of paper or cardboard with a plastic tray inside to hold the disc. It has the same size as a standard CD jewel case but is made of environmentally friendly materials. The Digipak differs from a CD wallet as it has a plastic tray that securely holds the disc, making it a more durable packaging option than other alternatives.
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A Digipak is a type of limited edition packaging for music albums or singles. It is made of cardboard or another soft, exterior material with an internal plastic holder for discs. Digipaks can contain multiple discs, and sometimes include extra pockets for additional content. They open like a book or have three sections that both sides can open to access a disc in the center. While they allow for more artistic design and can be more environmentally friendly than jewel cases, digipaks are more expensive and can eventually rip or have the disc holder break, unlike more protective jewel cases.
Digipak
A Digipak is a type of limited edition packaging for music albums or singles. It is made of cardboard or another soft, exterior material with an internal plastic holder for discs. Digipaks can contain multiple discs, and sometimes include extra pockets for additional content. They open like a book or have three sections that both sides can open to access a disc in the center. While they allow for more artistic design and can be more environmentally friendly than jewel cases, digipaks are more expensive and can eventually rip or have the disc holder break, unlike more protective jewel cases.
Dvd digipaks examples
DVD digipaks are a type of packaging for compact discs and DVDs. They typically have a paperboard outer binding that opens like a book, with one or more plastic trays inside to hold a disc. DVD digipaks can contain films, TV shows, games, music or books. They allow artists to include special features like interviews or bonus content to promote their work and engage fans. A typical digipak contains a CD in the center, a booklet or poster on the inside left fold, and may also include a DVD. The designer must consider key elements like photos, logos, track listings and bonus materials when creating a digipak suited to represent the artist's style, such as using still
A2 Media Studies Digipak Analysis
A digipak is a printed cardboard packaging often used for CDs and DVDs. It contains an inner plastic holder that holds one or more discs using plastic trays. Digipaks have been used since 1974 and are more durable than jewel cases. There are different types including 4 panel, 6 panel, and paperfoam tray packaging which is more environmentally friendly. Elements that should be included in a digipak are the album name, artist name, song list, barcode, record label, copyright, artwork, disk holder, and possibly lyrics. The analyzed Coldplay album Ghost Stories digipak features angel wings on the cover without a title and includes 9 songs, a song list, disk, disk holder and lyrics
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- 2. Digipaks typically consist of a gatefold (book-style) paperboard or card stock outer binding, with one or more plastic trays capable of holding a CD or DVD attached to the inside. Since Digipaks were among the first alternatives to jewel cases to be used by major record companies, and because there is no other common name for Digipak-style packaging made by other companies, the term digipak or Digi-Pak is often used generically, even when the media holder is a hub or "Soft Spot"[3] rather than a full plastic tray. Digipak-style packaging is often used for CD singles or special editions of CD albums and the tall DVD Digipak (DVDigipak) is used as a premium package for DVDs and DVD sets.
- 3. Digipak-stylepackaging is often used for CD singles or special editions of CD albums and the tall DVD Digipak (DVDigipak) is used as a premium package for DVDs and DVD sets.