Can these labels be used on DVDs? All references that I see have to do with CDs.
1718778
Yes. I always use these on DVDs. They can be used for both since they're the same size. Just make sure you put the label on AFTER the DVD is burned. Also, this is just the refill kit, so you'll also have to buy the program and the labelmaker thing. Well worth the purchase!
1718779
Yes it can and they work very nicely on DVD's. I used the Memorex applicator to apply the labels to the dvd's.
1718780
Can't say. We only use them for CDs. Don't know why they wouldn't, but ????
43634
Yes, you can print onto CDs, as described in the product description: "One-of-a-kind creative projects - rear paper feed accommodates specialty paper; print directly onto inkjet printable CDs/DVDs". (I know there's a lot of info there, so it's easy to miss.) I have not had reason to try this out firsthand. However, if you click on "see all [n] customer reviews" and then search within the reviews for "CD", you'll see the reviews that comment on printing on CDs.
572887
Honestly I've burned only titles/labels to CD's using the supplied software. I stopped using paper labels a few yrs ago due to CDs getting jammed in an automobile CD changer.
2058369
I am assuming it is the logo or brand name. I have seen some dvd's that appear to be generic with no logo or brand name printed on it. One added note, I have read some people having difficulty getting certain brands to work on their tv dvd recorders. If you plan on using these for that primary purpose, you may want to research it further.
2058370
really don't know- I use them the same way as other dvd's (DVD, data, read write)- I get verbatim always, never had a problem.. maybe the name 'branded' means 'same ones like before'..:)
104170
You can as long as your DVD has a record function. There shouldn't be any other reason not to be able to (other than read disc errors).
947615
These are the only thing that you want to use for DVD's or Blu-ray discs. Do NOT use the paper ones on DVD's because they will expand & contract with changes in humidity and will definitely ruin your DVD's. I destroyed a batch of DVDs within a few days in the summer from using the paper type CD labels.If you plan to do a lot of DVD's, look for a "stomper" style tool to apply them. they're relatively cheap and easyer to apply the labels with.
1432061
probanbly not. dvd's have a coding making them impossible or very difficult to copy. a special software is needed.
101739
Great question! Actually, all of my CD's loaded from Gracenote as this is what they do, and do well. They need some help on the DVD/Blu-ray arena though.
2101431
This Label Applicator is for CDs and DVDs and can also be used on mini discs as long as center hole is the same - which it should be since you can also use the mini disc on any same regular disc players - This label applicator is just a helper that keeps the disc firmly from moving and allows you to put pressure on the label that you want to stick on to face of disc, It should work with any mini discs.
140729
As far as I know only Brother labels can be used because the labels have to be on a reel that is only sold by Brother. Check with Avery to make sure.
368242
Do you mean "Do I need labels"? Labels are nice, of course, but you can also write on the top of the disc with a permanent marker, with some caveats. There are now thoughts that even marker ink will eventually bleed through the top surface and degrade your recording. Here is a good article on the subject, including info on newer markers deemed safer: http://www.tapeonline.com/articles/using-permanent-ink-markers-on-cds-dvds Amazon currently has some of these "safer" markers for sale. I haven't tried them myself - just look for "Sharpie CD/DVD Twin Tip Permanent Markers" here.
1595622
The discs are "naked" on both sides, so unfortunately these are not suitable for printing. You would have to use an adhesive label. Having said that, these are some of the best archival quality DVDs on the market. I've burned nearly 200 and not a single coaster.
1275493
The 25 GB discs from Verbatim does not have any label on it. It has completely white sticker and seems that they bought it from some other vendor and put their paper label on the box but they work perfectly. For the price one cannot complain at all.
442131
You may only etch labels on your Sony DVD-R disks (or any other disks) with this drive (or any other LightScribe drive) if your disks are LightScribe disks. LightScribe disks have a special chemical coating on the label side for image label etching - plus special optical bar codes for positioning the image to be etched (this also allows re-etching the same image to darken it without blurring). Good luck!
1713067
That's a good question. I've only made DVDs so I don't know about CDs (wish I had one so I could make it & see) but I can tell you the duplicate DVD is exactly like the one I burn it from, witn the same exact tracks.
669641
havnet tried but with as tight as the can fit in there I wouldn't think it would work out very well. I just label each disc with a fine point Sharpie if it was one that I burned myself. There also programs you can buy or get free to catalogue them on your computer.