Duplication & Distribution Services

Once you've produced your program, CCTV Duplication & Distribution can make 1 or 500 DVD copies of your Channel 17 show or other program and distribute it via US Mail, internet file exchange or web links.

DVD Duplication

To order a copy of a Channel 17 show, select the program from any of our TV listings and hit the "Order Now" button on that page.

Prices for single DVD copies start at $20, with multiple copies running as low as $2.75 a piece. Postal handling starts at $5.00. Payment is due prior to shipping or at the time of pick-up. For an estimate, call sberger [at] cctv [dot] org (Sarah Berger )and leave a message at 802.862.1645 x10 with: the Name of the Program, Production Date, Number of Copies, Billing and Shipping Information, Your Name and Daytime Phone Number.

Rates: 1 Copy = $20/ each | 2-4 Copies = $15.00/each | 5-9 copies = $10.00/each

10+ Copies = $5.00/each | 20+ Copies = $4.00/each | 30+ Copies = 3.50/ each

100+ Copies = $3.00/each | 250+ Copies = $2.75/each

Video Transfers from other formats to DVD is billed at our hourly rate of $100/ hour
($85/hour for members).

Web Links

Every Channel 17 program now lives on the internet. Ask for the web link (URL or address) and instructions how to spread the program through email and your web site. morourke [at] cctv [dot] org (Meghan O'Rourke) can help you with this.

VMX - Vermont Media Exchange

VMX gets your programs around the state quickly. VMX is a broadcast video file sharing network of Vermont's public access channels. Channel 17 will distribute your programs on VMX for a modest fee. Contact jwilson [at] cctv [dot] org (Jess) for a more specific estimate at 802.862.1645 x15 or jwilson [at] cctv [dot] org. Watch here for news of a national access programming network!

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