can i use this to label music cds and dvd movies?
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I've used the Brother P-Touch labels this way and it seems to work for me, but I know some people worry about unbalancing the CD/DVD with the extra weight of the label.
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Don't know. I found it to be too complicated to use. I am looking for another one.
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I would not, as they may throw off the weight, come unstuck and gum up the works, or get caught on something. Better to use a marker made for that purpose, printable CDs and DVDs, or Lightscribe CDs and DVDs.
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yes you can write on the disc if you use a felt tip marker. do not use a label.
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NO, these will not work with DVD's, or CD's used in a car's CD player. These paper labels will interfere with the performance of the DVD/CD. I use only the plastic film DVD labels for CD's; looks the same, but very different results.
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Yes, I always use my laser printer for CD/DVD labels. The printing is much more durable than the inkjet printer. I use the preset style "Laser Labels" in the printer preferences. These work perfectly, no problems and just as well as the Avery brand.
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You will need a cataloging program. I did a quick search and collectorz seems to be an app that people like for scanning CDs. It has support for a barcode and from what I see it will work with the esky scanner. I may have to look into Collectorz myself as I use DVD profiler for our DVDs/BluRays and would actually like something for CDs..
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probanbly not. dvd's have a coding making them impossible or very difficult to copy. a special software is needed.
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If you have the correct label paper such as Avery. I print file labels all the time using Avery labels. I think one of the engineers prints CD & DVD labels.
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I have an older PC and use Windows XP. That will change with my new computer. This is the only DVD label software that works. For three months I tried other brands but when I tried playing a disc on another DVD player it would skip or stop the system. I use CD labels for music but never DVD's. I think the other brands are too thick. Make sure when you put the label on a DVD to take a soft cloth and press it down all around to make sure there are no air bubbles. If you get it in the wrong place these labels will pull if your careful. Good Luck.
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Yes, I am using it successfully with CDBurnerXP and the software you can download from lightscribe.com, LS Simple Labeler and LS Template Labeler. This is also one of the only internal DVD-RW drives I could recently find still in stock and available that has Lightscribe.
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I can see how that may be confusing. Yes, these are one sided double layer discs. They require a drive that can burn DVD-R DL, so check with your DVD burner to be sure it can handle them (most newer ones can.) As for putting on a label, I have stopped doing that. For some reason, the glue can cause problems long term with the dye in the upper layer and cause loss of data. So use labels at your own risk. But to answer the question, yes, you can apply a label to the top, access to layers is not from the top side.
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As far as I know, adding a label to the DVD has no effect at all on the DVD's life. We have some really old DVDs with labels that have seen extensive use without one being life compromised.
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Yes. It is a bit complicated to program for each item catagory that gets labeled. We use it for labeling bulk food items at a natural food store.
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I installed this in Windows 7 with no problems. As you were previously advised-Go to LightScribe and download their software and I would suggest buying Sure Thing Disc Labeler 6 software.
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No, these are specifically sized for DVD inserts. I would use it for music CDS.
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Hi Ryan, I don't keep the labels on the DVDs. I buy the cheapest. What I have lately is not HP brand. The way to determine is to look for a display that shows the disk from top to bottom. That's what I try to do. Mine are all the way but don't know the brand. Rita
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Yes, this CD/DVD Applicator will work with any operating system if you have a program that will do CD/DVD labels. This product gives you an easy way to apply the labels once you have created them. I use a program called AudioLabel, and it worked well with WIN98 (my last OS) and Windows 7 (my current OS). I actually did a few the other day using Avery "Matte White Full-Face" CD labels, #8960. My program makes me choose Avery 8695 (don't know why), but it works wonderfully. Print, place on applicator, put CD/DVD on applicator, press, tear off tabs, and you have a pretty cool, personalized CD/DVD. I couldn't live without my label applicator. Yes, this CD/DVD Applicator will work with any operating system if you have a program that will do CD/DVD labels. This product gives you an easy way to apply the labels once you have created them. I use a program called AudioLabel, and it worked well with WIN98 (my last OS) and Windows 7 (my current OS). I actually did a few the other day using Avery "Matte White Full-Face" CD labels, #8960. My program makes me choose Avery 8695 (don't know why), but it works wonderfully. Print, place on applicator, put CD/DVD on applicator, press, tear off tabs, and you have a pretty cool,... » Read More Yes, this CD/DVD Applicator will work with any operating system if you have a program that will do CD/DVD labels. This product gives you an easy way to apply the labels once you have created them. I use a program called AudioLabel, and it worked well with WIN98 (my last OS) and Windows 7 (my current OS). I actually did a few the other day using Avery "Matte White Full-Face" CD labels, #8960. My program makes me choose Avery 8695 (don't know why), but it works wonderfully. Print, place on applicator, put CD/DVD on applicator, press, tear off tabs, and you have a pretty cool, personalized CD/DVD. I couldn't live without my label applicator. « Show Less
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There are several kinds of labels available. I suspect you might have to experiment to see which labels might work best for your application.