Software for creating CD/DVD labels?
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print directly on printable media using Canon printers? Or atleast that
they can export the label so it can be printed using Canon
CD-LabelPrint?
Dan G
I think that SureThing supports Canon as well as Epson, check with them.
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measekite
Dan G wrote:
>Why not use Canon's program? You can import any image into that program.
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>I think that SureThing supports Canon as well as Epson, check with them.
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IT SURE DOES
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zakezuke
>>>Why not use Canon's program? You can import any image into that program.
I stopped using the canon software because of a couple of annoying
issues. Firstly it doesn't support .bmp. Secondly it seems to have a
bug that unless you reboot when you print it will forget there is a
graphic you added to your layout... and just not print it. Also it
doesn't support anything Unicode... nor does it support Japanese (and
this is Canon for crying out loud).
There is a new version you can download, but it's Japanese only. But
needless to say, even for users who plan to just print an existing
graphic, the default canon software is sometimes inadquate for that
simple task.
> No, it doesn't. Not the new MP500 anyway. Any other suggestions?
Really? I'm sure it doesn't list the mp500, but have you tried it and
failed? Sure thing requires a template, and is not 100% supported.
You can e-mail support on the details.
To be clear... Canons are not supported, but SureThing can work with
canons. The template is like a band-aid solution.
http://pete.mvd2.com/canon_ip4000_v3.std
http://pete.mvd2.com/
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*Acoustica
http://www.acoustica.com/cd-label-maker/
This is what I use, and it works really well. I don't use 1/2 of it's
features such as importing track lists from a CD to make a label, but
it does permit auto layout of tracks with in a circle border, a feature
I use. It also supports .bmp something the canon software simply does
not support. It also will export to .jpg and bmp. Canon "is"
supported, I have used it with the ip3000 and mp760.
Though what I found to be a pain is for example let's say I wanted one
side of the disc to be english, the other side in Japanese. To do it
perfectly I find that I have to create one label with the english
saved, than input the Japanese.
One complaint, it doesn't support transparent GIFs.
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Discus
http://www.magicmouse.com/h_discus_detail.html
This program has a vast amount of artwork and disc templates included
in the full version.
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Nero Cover Designer
http://ww2.nero.com/enu/Nero_6_Ultra_Edition_InfoPage.html
The ip3000 was supported, and could be used with the mp760. I'm not a
big fan of the nero cover designer, but it's what many people already
have.
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Of these, if your application is to import an image for printing....
I'd reccomend Acoustica. It's cost is reasonable, and it has a nice
layout.
Davy
want to a folder and then import them on the Canon.
After importing you can work on them.
Davy
Dan G
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Dan G
What, exactly does your version of CDLabelPrint do then?
Try downloading the program from Canon, or do a search for "b4908mux.exe"
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higher supports Direct-to-CD printing with Canon printers.
zakezuke
I double checked and it seems you are right. I seem to remember BMP
not working for some odd reason... perhaps my memory is bad in this
case (I.e. was I thinking TIFF) or perhaps I was thinking of a version
before v1.1.0. However my memory is definatly 100% clear regarding
v1.1 and it behaving flacky sometimes and not printing graphics that
were inserted, or sometimes not printing the background, and even with
"support for non unicode" enabled, it refuses to handle Japanese.
But even not taking these into account, I find with Acoustica I can
print on Verbatium discs which have a printable area of slightly over
119mm.
zakezuke
>>What, exactly does your version of CDLabelPrint do then?
> higher supports Direct-to-CD printing with Canon printers.
I think "xxx73" was saying "sure thing" does not support the canon,
which out of the box it will not, you have to download a seperate
template. Support@theiraddress has the details.
However as "xxx73" saw Acoustica supports the canon's directly.
measekite
Dan G wrote:
NOBODY CARES WHAT YOU USE OR DO NOT USE
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Gordon Abbot
http://fiveeasysteps.proboards2.com/index.cgi?
Lots of info there.
GA
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Natalie Marsden
I have a Pixma 5000 that uses Canons CD Label Print software, that frankly I
find rubbish,
however Surething have many Pixma Templates that work and you can print
directly to CD through setting it up in Printer Setup...
I think that Naughty lil Measekite need his Botty Spanked!!
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measekite
Natalie Marsden wrote:
>Measkalite dont be a nasty lil Pumpkin Pie
>I have a Pixma 5000 that uses Canons CD Label Print software
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AH A LITTLE BRIT PIXIE
>, that frankly I
>find rubbish,
>however Surething have many Pixma Templates that work and you can print
>directly to CD through setting it up in Printer Setup...
>I think that Naughty lil Measekite need his Botty Spanked!!
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I WOULD LOVE FOR YOU TO DO IT
Prime
@newssvr27.news.prodigy.net:
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> Natalie Marsden wrote:
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>>Measkalite dont be a nasty lil Pumpkin Pie
>>I have a Pixma 5000 that uses Canons CD Label Print software
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> AH A LITTLE BRIT PIXIE
She doesn't want your clogged sorry ass.