DVD labels? What do you do?

Also R200 here. If you make your own template, you can print right to the edges.

For large batches (more than 30), I go to my local service bureau and get them to print 'em on their Bravo -- a lot cheaper!
 
besides making your own template, you can also make slight adjustments in the software (and print settings) it comes with so it will print to the edge (be prepared to "waste" alot of discs to get everything aligned and sized perfectly). i've used the r300 since about 2 weeks after its release and love it. i've always used white injket dvd-r's (usually ridata), i'd like to see what the silver looks like
 
I have the R200 and love the way it prints... but it is inkjet and can run/bleed so you might want to coat the Disk afterwards...
 
For anyone interested, the Best Buy website says that the R220 is $99.95 and it has a $50 mail in rebate. That makes your out of pocket cost 50 bucks. A sound investment.
 
Mavoz said:
Thanks for all the great responses...I think I'll go with the Epson 210...

I finished a draft design for the cover and DVD itself I'm working on...

http://www.pbase.com/mavoz/sample_dvd

Can you print right to the edges of the disc..or does one need to allow room on the outer edge?


Anyway the Epson is a great price...and the main use will be for the DVD discs.

(My Fuji C525 is a great little colour laser ..its just putting a DVD disc through it wouldn't be real great for the digestion ;)
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Looks good, BUT be aware that you are NOT supposed to use the DVD logo you have on that disc because it connotates that the DVD adheres to a rigid spec that dvd-r's do NOT.

I usually use "DVD|Video" instead.
 
mcgeedigital said:
Looks good, BUT be aware that you are NOT supposed to use the DVD logo you have on that disc because it connotates that the DVD adheres to a rigid spec that dvd-r's do NOT.

I usually use "DVD|Video" instead.
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Thanks for that..is there any issue with copyright with using any of the DVD logos? ie. am I free to use them...or are you meant to pay some form of DVD logo licence?
 
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