Online Place To Print Disc Labels???

Steven Bogda

Steven Bogda

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I need to print about 50 DVD labels and want to have it done professionally. All the places around Philadelphia that do it charge an arm and a leg, and I am have little luck looking for some where online that does it.

Does anyone have any recommendations for this kind of thing? I only have like 200 bucks to spend, but I want the discs to at least look good, not like I printed them from my HP printer.
 
Ultradisc.com is the place to go. I've had really bad experiences with DCA, Disk Dupper, and a couple others so be weary of just any old place doing your job. I randomly found these guys 5 years ago in a little place next to a clients offices. Five years later they have a lot bigger place still charge the same and the work is still great. I'm not affiliated with these guys other than being a very happy customer, so check em out!
 
Paying someone to print labels is a waste of time IMO. The just dont look nearly as nice as printed discs and you dont run the risk of the label coming off and damaging a dvd player. I've done the discmakers option and its good deal. Had them print the discs and put them in dvd cases with printed jacket. Very well done and a good price. Do note that the discmaker's short run service is inkjet printed and burned discs as opposed to a screen print and stamped disc.
 
Hey thanks for the fast replies everyone. I will check out all those links tonight. I heard about the paper labels coming off and messing up DVD players. Does that apply to those "ready to print" DVDs you can get at the store that work with certain printers?
 
Ready to prints do not come out great. I have found the cheapest solution is to get DVDs professionally 'thermal' printed or 'screen' printed. I use data disc out of VA. They are reasonable and pretty fast.


Jason
 
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