I haven't marked mine at all! Though I have bought a $14.99 Memorex DVD stamper on sale last weekend for $ 4.99. And the DVD, I bought are "ink-jet" printable, so how does one do that? Do you put the DVD through an ink-ject printer?

On 6/3/05, Marcello Perathoner <marcello@perathoner.de> wrote:

Aaron Cannon wrote:

> I know we've discussed this on gutvol-d, but I don't know if it's come
> up on this list.  I'm wondering what everyone else is doing to label
> their discs?  Are you just writing on each one?  Have you tried CD
> labels?  Does anyone have any experience with labeling discs and can
> offer some tips?
>
> The only ideas I have had were to use a rubber stamp or a printed
> adhesive label, although I've heard that some of the adhesive labels can
> warp the discs over time.  Printing on the actual discs doesn't seem to
> be an option either, at least not on our budget.

German computer magazine c't tested commercial labels for DVDs. The
outcome is: *all* labels warp the DVDs and put them out of spec, making
them less readable or unreadable.

CD labels are ok, because the CD specs are more tolerant towards
misshapen CDs.

--
Marcello Perathoner
webmaster@gutenberg.org

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