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  1. 11th Dec 2002 18:48 #1
    digiflix
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    I have heard varied reports about the impact of putting paper labels on DVD disks (I use +R). I have also "heard" that you should put foil labels on disks so as to not put them out of balance and cause any read problems.

    Is this hogwash, or is there some truth here?

    Aren't DVDs pretty much the same as CDs?

    With the current price of blank media, I do not want to make any errors...

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    i have been using paper labels from neato mediaface software and i have had no problems...
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    ive seen some paper labels peel - when stuck on those rough back disks
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  4. 11th Dec 2002 19:32 #4
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    I posted this question a few months ago...read more here:

    Adhesive Labels on DVD-R?

    I've only labeled a few disks, and have NOT have any playback issues. Others warn not to use them, but until I can afford a thermal CD/DVD printer, I will continue to use labels.
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