Anyone tried CD/DVD Hub Labels?

[mp3superfreak]

I recently bought an Epson Photo 900 printer for printing on my Ritek Printable DVD-R's, but was interested to know if anyone has tried these small "hub labels" on CD's or DVD's?

The main reason I'm asking is because I may have a large batch of DVD-R's to print for an upcoming job, and don't want to use all the ink from my Epson 900. It would also be cool to use the 9.4GB DVD-R media and the hub labels.

Just wondering if anyone has any experience with them. Here's a link to a place that sells them:

http://www.labelgear.com/LG/Product.asp?ProdCode=13606

[bloo]

have beeen using them for about 4 mos. now, work great, if you use the clear ones, just give them extra time to dry,

Bloo

[Lobe]

they are great and damn cheap, 3000 for $30. Not bad. they are what libraries use for archival purposes etc... :
http://www.gaylordmart.com/adblock.asp?abid=88&sid=C2918750EBD9444B93531129D4F1D5&sear...or=CD%20labels

or
http://www.gaylordmart.com/search.asp?sid=C2918750EBD9444B93531129D4F1D5

[mp3superfreak]

Thanks for the responses.

I guess my main concern is playback compatibility. I have experienced this issues with the full-size DVD labels and no longer use them. Have you guys had any playback issues with these hub labels? I'm only planning on using them on DVD-R (video) disks, so set-top compatibility is my main concern.

[Lobe]

they don't effect playback at all, all the DVD's(and CDs) I get from the library have them on- no problems.