Can I burn an photo image to dvd label and not use the paper label for they are dangerous?
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You will need a Lightscribe able program to laser etch onto the label side of your dvd/cd. I use still the Lacie Lightscribe Program that was included with my defunct external drive. This LG portable drive works great but should warn you it draws it power through the supplied USB cords, there's two of them. One is for data transfer and the second is for additional power if there's not enough power supplied with just one USB cord. I have noticed that this drive does cause a glitch with my iMac (Fall 2009). When the computer goes to sleep mode with the drive still plugged in, the machine does not properly wake up. I have to do a hard power disconnect by unplugging the power cord and then restarting the machine.
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Yes you can youThe LG GP08LU10 has Disc Labeling Technology - LightScribe Technology You need to make sure you have LightScribe Discs. It takes a while to burn make sure you load or have loaded the Disc Labeling Program Loaded on your commputer.
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If you use a light scribe compatible DVD you can do it. Don't forget to install the right software though.
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yes.paper label is dangerous because it can come off from the dvd disk and we have to use more time,while LG use lightscribe technologyand this method is very rapid and safe.
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Honestly I've burned only titles/labels to CD's using the supplied software. I stopped using paper labels a few yrs ago due to CDs getting jammed in an automobile CD changer.
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I forgot to mention that you can't rip dvd's with Nero (from my understanding at least), although you can use other DVD "backup" programs like DVDFab, AnyDVD, or some other alternate program.
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Yes, I agree with the previous answer. It seems to be paper only. I haven't found any info on it printing directly on a CD or DVD. (unless there is some kind of 3rd party adapter or modification, but I don't know of any). And this probably would void the Epson warranty.
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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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Well it burns DVDs, so I would assume you could do that too. I never tried it.....hope that helps
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i was trying to upload images first time of the label and instructions but are pdfs and thus rejected by the amazon site.converting to jpeg will take time. amazon should have optoin of uploading straight pdfs..
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i'm pretty sure you can. i didn't have any trouble doing it. but not copy-protected discs or tapes.
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While I have not had any labels damaged, it is possible for the solution to drip. It is my opinion that the exposure is minimal if you spin the record and immediately take it out, hold it flat and dry it
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Hi Greg, There shouldn't be a problem. I no longer have an instruction sheet that usually comes with a package of labels which would include printing advice. However, the package suggests going to www.avery.com and/or Avery's phone 1-800-462-8379 with "any questions about their products and software solutions." Hope that helps!
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You mean DVD + ? Yes, you can. I use both of regular DVDS, + and _ , and I bought some AZO DVD + and DVD - because they're supposed to be better quality. It's just when you're burning it if it's a + you have to use a blank + and if it's a - you have to use a blank -.
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You should be able to burn the pictures to these DVD-R's and others should be able to copy them and view them as they wish. Of course, you could prevent that if needed, but that isn't what you asked. I've successfully burned many pictures to these for later use and sharing, without problems. Most of my pictures are less than 200 kb in size or less, so one DVD-R holds a LOT of pictures, too. These hold a lot more than a CD-R would.
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Not generally. If they are commercial DVDs, they have copyright protection software that will block any copying.
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I have never had a problem with these labels. I sell on line and use them to print mailing labels. I can't answer your questions regarding removing them as I've never tried to do that.
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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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The CD or DVD disc must be printable. I have used an Epson R260 printer for 15 years and have made many hundreds of labels that require TIF pictures, coloring and design practice. In my opinion,it is the only way to go.
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Just seal the zip top bag back up until ready to use. No harm done to image, it will be fine.
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No. This package contains labels only. You must download or purchase the software seperatly.