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Assistance needed for DVD/CD labelling techniques?
I have no problems with designing and the printing of CD/DVD labels on the correct adhesive backed paper, but I need advice on how to accurately cut the inner and outer circle perimeters, and locating the cut label accurately on the disk.
Are there any cutting or location tools available for a small amount of home use, or useful techniques that you could recommend?
7 Answers
- Richard KLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
I have used stomper as suggested by tc5158 I found the software excellent, the device has a circular base on which you place the cd/dvd and then press the label on. It works very well however You have to be careful when you do it if the label overhangs the disc it can be a problem.
Source(s): http://www.cdstomper.com/ - 5 years ago
I'm a little puzzled by the 10 & 2--isn't that for hands on the steering wheel? I seem to be finding the anal sacs more at 5 & 7... or even 4 & 8. After you've done it once it'll be old hat. The technique is the same once you've located them, they feel like half a grape (sorry, probably sworn you off of grapes now for life.). A steady pressure from the back of the anal sac gently towards the exterior, you'll be able to feel the fluid expressing. add to Thwarted- thanks for your correction (no TD from me by the way). Your answer made me stop and think for a minute though--hmm..what the heck have I been expressing at 5 & 7, if the sacs are at 10 & 2?
- Anonymous1 decade ago
The best most sophisticated tool I have found for labeling Cd's is a fine tip Sharpie! Yes a sharpie! When it runs out you go buy another one!
- 1 decade ago
yes u will need a cd label/ cover designer software which will crop fit and print the exact size of the label.
u can use NERO for the same.
u can also try
www.datalandsoftware.com/cdlabel
www.softpedia.com/get/Authoring-tools/Cover-editors/CD-Label-Designer.shtml
Source(s): we have a specially designed software 4us in the library i work in [i compile cds and manage database] i usually use Nero cover designer though. its really neat and very user friendly IM me or tips and suggestions on the same Cheers! - How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- ?Lv 71 decade ago
Buy pre-cut labels.
As for locating them on the disc, yes, there is a device, but it is almost impossible to describe. I got mine in a kit years ago.
A better solution is to buy a printer that can print directly onto white-top CDs. Many Canon Pixma's can.
Edit: Check these devices:
https://www.medea.co.uk/pressit/prod_info/kits_and...
Edit v2 to PhnX: Thanks for the thumbs down YOU RETARD. He asked for a DEVICE, not SOFTWARE. Get off your PC if you can't read.
- Đ∂ү ώ∂ℓķєЯLv 51 decade ago
You really shouldn't use labels on cd's as that can disturb the recording during playback regardless of whther they have been designed for them or not.
