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Labeling Options
Several printer brands notably Prime Time Print (link), Epson and Casio offer specialized prints that print right on a disc and don’t use paper. After you are done reading check out the great range of Verbatim printable CD and DVD media for each of these solutions.
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Recording a CD or DVD is only half the job. The other half is making sure you label what you recorded. Otherwise, the next time you reach for a disc, you'll waste time figuring out which one you've grabbed from the unlabeled masses.
While most disc printers these days are inkjet printers, Casio uses thermal transfer technology to melt miniscule beads of a waxy, ink-impregnated carrier from its ribbon onto the surface of the disc. The Casio printer includes its own keyboard, or you can plug it into USB and let the computer feed it. It prints one color at a time and each ribbon is good for roughly 25-50 discs. Warning: memory failure.
We’ll bet you never thought there were so many ways to deal with getting something onto a disc to give you a hint of what’s on the disc. Please choose and use at least one.
At the moment you first burn a disc, you know exactly what’s on it. A few days later, you may or may not remember. A few weeks later, good luck. It’s just a memory thing.
Personally, I've never been particularly good about labeling: Witness the stack of unlabeled video tapes stashed in my closet. Sometimes I haven't made a label because the tools--pen, adhesive labels--weren't at hand. Other times I was impatient; I just wanted to record and go.
Since I don't want to end up with a ton of CDs and DVDs with no moniker, and no clues as to their contents, I've turned over the proverbial new leaf. But what are the best options for labeling discs? In my quest for the perfect labeling system, I discovered I was chasing a holy grail: The perfect labeling system doesn't exist. But there are worthwhile options galore.
