The CD jewel case is the rigid shell case most commonly seen with music CDs and it is one of the most popular packaging options for the CD. It can be supplied in various guises - with a standard black or white tray or possibly with a clear tray to show the printed rear inlay sheet behind the CD. The rear inlay sheet will normally have the printed spine to improve the identification of the product.
The standard front insert booklet can be anything from a simple card to a multi-page full colour booklet.
The rear inlay sheet can be single sided or double-sided (if a clear tray is being used).
Once in a case a film wrap with or without tear-strip can be applied for further physical and product protection.

These are the slim-line video case style boxes, and are one of the most common packs used for DVD products. The cases have a locating pin to hold the DVD in place and locating clips on the inside front cover of the pack to hold a printed booklet. The outside of the case has a clear polythene cover for the insertion of a printed coversheet.
These cases offer protection and a good level of presentation for DVD products.