Which app do you all use for Printing your CD/DVD labels?

[harrymj3]

Surething CD Labeler and Meritline Glossy Labels. I've had it for a couple years and it's still way better than any other I've tryed and I've tryed them all. ................... harrymj3

[Dunnyman]

Hmmmm....I gotta be a weirdo, cause text looks like crap in Photoshop, so I do the pics in Photoshop, and then polish it up in Illustrator for a custom one. The templates are custom, but I trust me a lot more than some software guy... but if you're backing up a commercial disc, see if you can get someone at Blockbuster to give you the PDF's of the commercial disc box covers, they look perfect because they ARE perfect, direct from the movie guys...

[jamerican]

There is a site to which I go for covers and labels - cdcovers.cc - thousands of labels available. I use them with Discus (for Mac) and Surething CD Labeler for Windows.

[tgpo]

There is a site to which I go for covers and labels - cdcovers.cc - thousands of labels available. I use them with Discus (for Mac) and Surething CD Labeler for Windows.

Most of them are compressed and at 72dpi, which looks pretty bad when printed.

[jamerican]

There is a site to which I go for covers and labels - cdcovers.cc - thousands of labels available. I use them with Discus (for Mac) and Surething CD Labeler for Windows.

Most of them are compressed and at 72dpi, which looks pretty bad when printed.

I tweak them with Graphic Converter or Photoshop.

[galactica]

if you just up the dpi to say 720 it will make the image so LARGE that when you print it to a small size its almost like it was 720dpi
thats what i do at least

or just make my own, as lordsmurf.com tought me