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  1. 1st Feb 2003 20:50 #1
    Sakuya
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    A few months ago, I made VCDs with low quality. I used up a lot of CD labels, color ink, and CD-Rs for them. But now, I can make VCDs with high quality but I ran out of color ink and CD labels. Is it worth it to go buy the supplies and redo all the VCDs so they're high quality? Your opinions are appreciated.
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    I think that's really up to you. I'm obsessive about quality, so I would probably redo them, if it was me.
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    I would also redo them.
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    Its definitely worth it to redo the movies if you know you can get much better quality. I dont think its worth it to make cd labels for VCDs at all, especially not a 2nd time. I just print up a front and back cover for the case and use a sharpie on the cd.
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