Posted by nobody special on 01/25/08 17:29

Stick-on labels on DVD's will only end in tears. They unbalance the
disk and make it wobble, causeing noise, wear, and misreads, then
inevitably come loose and jam the unit or destroy it while spinning.
And they will blame YOU, quite rightly.

For a better yet cheap solution, check out a small thermal labeler at
the office supply store, either Brother, Casio, or Dymo makes it, I
believe. Small little unit, you slide the CD or DVD thru a slot like
you do with a credit card, and the printer melts a thermal ink label
onto t he disk, dry and ready the instant it comes out the other side.
Limited to text, but faster and miles ahead of using a Sharpie or
stick-on labels. Not too expensive as I recall.

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