Has anyone printed cd labels with this printer?
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I have not, but if one has the appropriate template for CD labels, I see no reason why not.
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Yes, I have. I have only printed them one at a time however. I am careful to not let the machine get too hot while printing them, since this could cause the labels to unstick from the backing.
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I did, but the problem the label has it does not print where the label is. It prints off, I could not get them to print on the printer. What I did was to print a sheet then copy on to the labels on a copy machine
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Yes. Honestly I have not tried this feature since I have an Epson printer that also prints CDs and DVDs.
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No. But you can print labels using Word, or other standard PC apps. It installs just like a normal printer except it is set up to print 4"x6" paper (labels) So if you make a word template to print to a 4"x6" paper it prints labels!
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Haven't tried it on CDs. The ink went so fast on routine printing that I kind of gave up on the printer.
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Yes. Once set up correctly you can print labels directly from Seller Central.
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Matthew, I use it only for a few limited features. I cannot comment on that feature. I use it to print on DVD & CD'r's exclusively. I think the answer is no though. Sorry!
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They can be, but there are two things to consider. If the corner comes up at all then it would catch on a slot-load drive. Also, the inside of a CD drive can get kind of warm which may cause the label to come loose... in a spinning CD drive. If you haven't purchased a label printer yet then I would recommend a Casio CW-K85. It prints directly onto the CD. They were $80 a few years ago. Now amazon has them for $250, so I'm guessing they're not sold anymore. I can't find a similar competitor product. Perhaps an inkjet printer that prints to inkjet compatible discs?
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Directly onto a printable CD/DVD, not labels Brother offers an easy-to-use application for printing directly on printable disc media. The NewSoft CD Labeler application offers templates for creating disc labels with matching jacket covers. You can also use the application to create your own custom disc labels. - The Disc Tray accommodates only 12 cm discs. - To use NewSoft CD Labeler, you must install the NewSoft CD Labeler application from the CD-ROM supplied with your machine. Refer to: How do I install NewSoft CD Labeler software in Windows? - Printing on CDs/DVDs/BDs from applications other than NewSoft CD Labeler may stain the inside of the machine.
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Yes it does, and if you follow the instructions carefully, it does a very nice job. I do a lot of "Direct CD Printing" on my 730, and people can't tell that they aren't originals. And yes, you can personalize them with your name, Date, and print a lot of different things on them... I don't know what these other people are taking (I want some) saying it doesn't... I've had mine for 2 yrs+, and it's still going strong. Pay attention! Read instructions carefully...
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It print on cds pretty good, for as long you use the OEM Ink. My previous Canon printer head nozzles were damaged for using cheap non OEM ink. I have printed about 83 cds and dvds without any problems.
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I don't believe it prints directly onto CD's but will do nice CD labels that you can stick on the CD
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As far as printing directly onto CD/DVD's, with the MFCJ825DW, it's a snap to do. You need the NewSoft CD Labeler software which is available on the CD that comes in the software package provided with the printer. (There might be a small upgrade available, also, from the software company. Use Google search). You also need the proper kind of disks for the printing. I am using the Verbatim disks that are called Inkjet Printable White, Hub Printable. They work great! The cd's will cost you about $0.36 each (50-pack) and the DVD's will cost you a bit more (bought thru Amazon). The cost of ink is extra, and dependent on your design (leave as much white space as you can). There is a lot of simple power in this printing software, especially using the "import" feature. You can import all kinds of images, backgrounds, etc., with a little of playing use Google "Images" or photos, etc. If you want to reach me, pfournier1@gmail.com
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In answer to your query, this printer is excellent. I have been using one for close to ten years and never had a failing. It uses one ink cartridge only which is available in regular and large, the large one feels to last forever. When combined with Surething labeller software on your PC, it provides excellent CD/DVD printed labels. There are 2 or 3 models of the Primera disc printers. The base model that I have been using and highly recommend does not have a CD/DVD drive but I am certain they manufacture a model that does have this option.Hope this helps. Cheers for now Harry. In answer to your query, this printer is excellent. I have been using one for close to ten years and never had a failing. It uses one ink cartridge only which is available in regular and large, the large one feels to last forever. When combined with Surething labeller software on your PC, it provides excellent CD/DVD printed labels. There are 2 or 3 models of the Primera disc printers. The base model that I have been using and highly recommend does not have a CD/DVD drive but I am certain they manufacture a model that does have this option.Hope this helps. Cheers for now... » Read More In answer to your query, this printer is excellent. I have been using one for close to ten years and never had a failing. It uses one ink cartridge only which is available in regular and large, the large one feels to last forever. When combined with Surething labeller software on your PC, it provides excellent CD/DVD printed labels. There are 2 or 3 models of the Primera disc printers. The base model that I have been using and highly recommend does not have a CD/DVD drive but I am certain they manufacture a model that does have this option.Hope this helps. Cheers for now Harry. « Show Less
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Yes, I agree with the previous answer. It seems to be paper only. I haven't found any info on it printing directly on a CD or DVD. (unless there is some kind of 3rd party adapter or modification, but I don't know of any). And this probably would void the Epson warranty.
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Absolutely! Any Epson printer with a CD/DVD burner tray should work perfectly. I use an Epson Artisan 725 myself and have successfully printed hundreds of DVD labels without a glitch.
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Some printers, I have an Epson inkjet, have CD/DVD print capability. The printer drivers help format for the disk. Many USA printers companies do not offer the option. Epson has in the recent past on some models (such as Artisan 837). Outside the USA apparently some printer companies offer the option more than inside the USA. Sometimes it is possible to find adapter kits on eBay - so I've been told.