Where to print CD label?

• macjoe

  7 Mar 08, 22:05

  Hi guys, would you know where provides a direct-inkjet CD printing service?

  I got a wedding CD to print the label and inserts. No stickers pls.

  Thanks.

  

   

• kenn3th

  7 Mar 08, 22:08

  There is no need.

  If your Cd drive has lightscribe technology, simpily turn it over and burn the image on the disc

• toyota-corolla

  7 Mar 08, 22:33

  Originally posted by kenn3th:

  There is no need.

  If your Cd drive has lightscribe technology, simpily turn it over and burn the image on the disc

  But it must be lightscribe competiable disc. If not, can burn image on the disc. Secondly, you will need to buy that crap software.

• kenn3th

  7 Mar 08, 22:38

  Originally posted by toyota-corolla:

  But it must be lightscribe competiable disc. If not, can burn image on the disc. Secondly, you will need to buy that crap software.

  I dont really consider it crap tho.

  Buying the cds and the hardware should cost about the same price.

  but if you look at it in the long run, it's cheaper - you have a new cd rom burner, and am able to print images on the disc.

   

• toyota-corolla

  7 Mar 08, 22:41

  Originally posted by kenn3th:

  I dont really consider it crap tho.

  Buying the cds and the hardware should cost about the same price.

  but if you look at it in the long run, it's cheaper - you have a new cd rom burner, and am able to print images on the disc.

   

  No comments on the software itself, cos I'm also using it.

  And as for the CDs, ya right! 1 CD-R that have lightscribe function cos me extra 80cents!
  Hence in long run, to me cheaper is to burn in normal CD-R and get it paint or something.

• Alucard101

  7 Mar 08, 23:41

  There are 2 ways if you have a lot of cd's

  1)Light scribe as mentioned above

  2)Get a injet which can print on to CD,but also need special cd's for tht too.

   

  First one is cheaper in long run,second one has color.