Would liner notes fit into the sleeves?
588217
I don't know what you mean by liner notes. If it is the cardboard listing of movie info that comes in the DVD case, yes they would fit there. I usually go to IMDb and printout a summary of the movie and put it behind the DVD. If I am using my binders for CD's which I do, I also put a listing of the songs that I type up and a picture of the artist or groupin the sleeve with the CD. I hope this helps.
588218
One can easily insert a piece of paper into the sleeve along with the CD or DVD.
588219
I just ordered this....and the thin liner notes fit fine with the cd in a slot...but the thicker ones don't. Now I don't know what I'm going to do.
718818
No designated space for liner notes. If you used one of the CD slots for notes, then you would have half the capacity about.
860600
I'm honestly not too sure, but it seems like the standard cards fit pretty snugly in the sleeves so I doubt anything much larger would fit at all. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
399545
I can't recall how many pages each book came with as I ordered extra pages. But each page will hold 2 CDs on each side (front and back) along with any liner notes (if they aren't too thick). The pockets are just the right size for CDs and CD liner notes. But since DVD liner notes are taller than CD liner notes, I think you'd only be able to store 1 DVD per side (or at least just 1 DVD insert and up to 2 DVDs, though the liner notes would cover part of the upper DVD and if you put liner notes in the upper pocket they'd stick out of the top of the book).
988843
It holds DVDs in their cases. I am not sure what you mean by liner notes though. If you are referring to the inserts in DVDs and CDs then yes it could store them too.
1266127
For cd's, yes the artwork should fit. It does make each sleeve thicker and the book is quite full if all pages are done this way. It works though.
1947259
These paper sleeves are about 4 15/16 " Square. Any average CD or DVD will fit in these sleeves without any problems. Go ahead and buy them.
1099068
Yes. Though they are just very thin plastic sleeves. They are not likely to hold up for long, but so far, the one I put in my wallet is holding together just fine.
2200359
If I get the cards sleeved, do they still fit in the slots in the tray that came with the box?
227882
As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit more of these in each side. I would say I have close to 60 in each side as these take up almost three of these shelves. As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit... » Read More As the other members have described, it depends on how thick your albums are. I own a lot of MFSL vinyl and they are pretty thick. It also depends on how thick your protective covering is as well. I generally use 4 mil covers and that adds up to about 3 or so albums. I like for mine to be loose enough to slide in and out, but still stay vertical as not to damage my collection. Packing them too tight will cause Ring wear over time. I have over 300 very pristine Japanese Pressings all with their OBI's intact. I have these in the clear resealable type outer sleeve and I can fit more of these in each side. I would say I have close to 60 in each side as these take up almost three of these shelves. « Show Less
1160553
I have been told to not purchase more sleeves for this box. The sleeves that come with it will fill it. But, if you don't put 2 disks, to a sleeves, like these sleeves are made for, you may be able to get a few extras in.
738025
Probably. The plastic sleeve is fairly pliable, but I can't say how to figure for square dimensions.
829026
I am not aware of a box made specifically for these sleeves. I was lucky and found some plastic storage bins just the right size. I found them at Lowe's. You might try the Conltainer Store. If there is not one close to you then they have a website. You might also look on Amazon!!! One last suggestion: resize a cardboard box to the sleeves dimensions and cover it with stickon shelf paper. I also thought of another solution; Go to a used computer store and look for 5 1/4 inch floppy disk boxes.
1278471
Not sure what those albums are like. What I can tell you is I used them in a huge 3-ring binder, so if the hole distances on your album fits that scenario, it should work.
985943
I would recommend that if you are also placing the inserts with the cd, to place the cd on one side, and the inserts on the other. It will make for a tight fit if you place 2 cd's and inserts (1 on either side) in one sleeve.
1796861
No, just room for the disk/CD.To clarify, it does but I didn't use the ones I bought to store music CDs, only DVDs, BluRays and Video Games (PS2, 3, and Xbox) so I didn't have any need to see if a single sleeve could be used for both the disk and a CD jacket, but I guess i could. I'd be worried about over stuffing sleeves/breaking them or weighing down the book then you need to.
1856737
If the liner notes and tray are approximately 5"x7", then yes you can. The slots are a bit oversized but I am not sure that they would be the correct dimensions for the items you are looking to protect.