- QUESTION ABOUT DVD LABELS!!!
- Posted by Chim Bubba on July 14th, 2003
Does anyone know of a program or anything that makes the DVD INSERTS
for the booklets. Is there anything that is pre-cut to fit in a
booklet? What do the majority of you people do for the dvd's that you
create? What do you use for the dvd inserts?
Thanks
- Posted by Dr. Speedbyrd:> on July 14th, 2003
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 03:41:20 GMT, Chim Bubba <chimbuba@optonlinenospam.net> wrote:
Office Max sells things like that, I believe. I know they have them for music CD's.
- Posted by rqo on July 14th, 2003
http://www.neato.com/neato_prodtest_... NWGQABU90A08
Sorry for the monster link, that's just the way it copied. 'www.neato.com'
is where it's headed. Quality products.
rqo
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- Posted by Cory on July 14th, 2003
www.meritline.com is alot cheaper
--
Cory Watilo
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- Posted by Mike T on July 14th, 2003
How about a program that has the correct template for the DVD case inserts?
Media Face 4 does not seem to have them, I can print them on glossy photo
paper, just need the software that has the template.
Mike T
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- Posted by Fred Lorenzen on July 14th, 2003
@ Chim Bubba,
Suggest CD Box Labeler Pro v1.9.8.1026 by Green Point Software
(www.gpsoftuk.com)
This program has the template for DVD inserts (booklet type) which you
can print on a sheet of 110 lb heavy card stock readily available at
most office supply stores.
Regards
Fred
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: Does anyone know of a program or anything that makes the DVD INSERTS
: for the booklets. Is there anything that is pre-cut to fit in a
: booklet? What do the majority of you people do for the dvd's that you
: create? What do you use for the dvd inserts?
:
: Thanks
- Posted by Buckaroo on July 14th, 2003
Jacket, Case, and Disc labels are automatically prepared by DVD Complete
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- Posted by Roger on July 14th, 2003
If you are referring to the 5 1/4" x 7 1/2" x 9/16" Amary and/or Alpha
type black plastic cases, then the only program that I know of that has the
insert template for these DVD cases is Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator 6.
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- Posted by Neil Deadman on July 14th, 2003
I use this program - http://www.coverxp.com/main.asp
I prints the covers nicely with guidelines at each end for cutting (for
which I use a knife & straight edge over scissors!!)
Neil
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- Posted by Graham on July 14th, 2003
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Multicover print from http://www.alien-aus.com/ will print the case/jacket
and its free.
- Posted by Adrian S. Kuiper on July 14th, 2003
Use your favorite software....like Corel or Paint Shop Pro. Set up
a template once and use it forever.....free...Been doing it for years.
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- Posted by Keith Clark on July 14th, 2003
Well, you "can" print with inkjets but it's expensive in the long run. If
you're doing one or two copies, ht's fine, but if you're doing a production run
you should go with silk screening. Most good replication houses will do
silk-screening for you.
--Keith
Pat wrote:
- Posted by Rob on July 14th, 2003
http://www.thewholewideweb.com/forum...p?TOPIC_ID=887
I still have this thermal printer available ...
Rob
Canada
- Posted by Gareth Hardy on July 15th, 2003
So far, EVERY inkjet-printable DVD I've tried has fallen way short of its
non-printable brothers in the "compatibility" department.
- Posted by Sanman on July 15th, 2003
Microsoft Publisher will let you create templates for this. You can do the
front, back and spines. Just measure out the sizes and use the rulers in
Publisher to make your frames. Then, you can just change the text and
pictures as you wish. I would never stick a label on a DVD, since it might
ruin it or make it spin off balance.
Sanman
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- Posted by Green Goblin on July 15th, 2003
I just use the Windows Xp fax viewer and print from there....the size is
almost perfect for the full cover insert..including spine. Just trim off a
little around the edges and there ya go.
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- Posted by Charles on July 15th, 2003
There is an indirect transfer method to get DVD printed without actually
sticking a label directly onto it. There is such a DVD/CD labeler made by
TDK.
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- Posted by Chim Bubba on July 16th, 2003
On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 07:59:35 +0100, "Green Goblin"
<Green.goblin@home.com> wrote:
How did you get the right measurements for the DVD inserts. Did you
create the insert in the fax viewer or some other programs???
I may not have been clear to the many who have responded but I am
looking for the dvd insert maker. The insert is for the dvd case not
to place a cover on top of the dvd.
Thanks
- Posted by Tom Wrenn on July 16th, 2003
I use a Brother P-Touch label machine to create tiny labels for my DVDs.
Does not seem to cause any reading problems.
Any full label solution I tried caused at least some DVDs not to read
properly.
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- Posted by Allan on July 16th, 2003
Forget the prefab booklets.... next to impossible to line up
correctly....
Just print on paper.. and cut them out.
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 03:41:20 GMT, Chim Bubba
<chimbuba@optonlinenospam.net> wrote:
