How well does it stick to CDs and DVDs?
1624043
I've not used it on a CD or DVD, but I have used it on keys, and it sticks very well.
1624044
These use the standard label cartridges. They will hold up as well as any other labels.
1624045
You shouldn't put any labels directly on a CD/DVD. The disc will become unbalanced and will potentially be irretrievable if it spins out of the holder. Use a felt, permanent type marker.
519174
Absolutely! It does a very professional job. Your CDs and DVDs will look like they were professionally printed.
2030897
I tried it with one of mine with the following results...Pro's:- CD's slide in/out just fineCon's:- The CD titles are harder to read- You will need to put something under it, as it slides easily on furniture when it's on its side- The "gel-like" rubber feet, that are on what is supposed to be the bottom, stick out a little (very little) when placed on its side. These feet do a great job of holding the unit in place. It appears you might be able to peel them off if you need to. Perhaps you can move them to the new-bottom side. Personally, I'd leave them in place and buy new feet at your local hardware store.Overview: In my opinion, if you can stop it from sliding around it should work fine. I tried it with one of mine with the following results...Pro's:- CD's slide in/out just fineCon's:- The CD titles are harder to read- You will need to put something under it, as it slides easily on furniture when it's on its side- The "gel-like" rubber feet, that are on what is supposed to be the bottom, stick out a little (very little) when placed on its side. These feet do a great job of holding the unit in place. It appears you might be able to peel them off if you need to. Perhaps you can move them to the new-bottom side. Personally, I'd... » Read More I tried it with one of mine with the following results...Pro's:- CD's slide in/out just fineCon's:- The CD titles are harder to read- You will need to put something under it, as it slides easily on furniture when it's on its side- The "gel-like" rubber feet, that are on what is supposed to be the bottom, stick out a little (very little) when placed on its side. These feet do a great job of holding the unit in place. It appears you might be able to peel them off if you need to. Perhaps you can move them to the new-bottom side. Personally, I'd leave them in place and buy new feet at your local hardware store.Overview: In my opinion, if you can stop it from sliding around it should work fine. « Show Less
1184035
No it wont . But , a lot of times its a stain or dirt that is causing the skip on my CDs .
211431
We are using it for DVDs. It holds over 250 DVDs. CDs would be a lot more, at least twice that I would assume.
2120651
I use it strictly for CDs. For single CDs, at 32-35 per section, it's a total of 320-350 CDs. I like mine filed looser, so I go with about 30-32 per section, less where I have box sets.
520876
It copies CDs andDVDs....you must convert other items to this format, as appropriate.
182948
I'm afraid I don't know the answer to that one. I mainly copy music CDs. I have not copied DVDs before, but I don't see why it wouldn't copy DVDs since that is the purpose of it.
1207525
Hi there! I love this unit so much I feel compelled to defend it. But to answer your question... It really depends on the size of your set top box. The cubes aren't as wide as I would like them to be. So most DVD players probably won't fit. DVDs/CDs and modems should hold fine though as those aren't too large. There are screws protruding ever so slightly on every side and the screw covers don't fit perfectly -- I'm not sure mounting a TV on it would be the best idea. However as an organizational unit this piece is perfect!!
1954208
I've used the Brother P-Touch labels this way and it seems to work for me, but I know some people worry about unbalancing the CD/DVD with the extra weight of the label.
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.
2038229
I have used the Kanguru Drive for DVDs and cds and it has performed very well. All formats work fine.
1802796
I find this player has difficulties with many video disks. I've never had the courage to try CDs; it seems praejudiced against those DVDs burned in my computer's optical drive but it is not consistent in its dislikes.
2006102
I've only copied DVD to DVD or CD to CD with it. I've never tried DVD to CD or CD to DVD, so I am unsure...but my guess is that it will not.
1295491
Hello, I have not tried putting DVDs, but since the size of a DVD and an audio CD is the same, I would believe it can hold both. Hope this helps.
1416824
I used it for dvds and it's holding 360. Dvds are bigger so it should hold more than 360 cds.
1621066
Yes it works well with all the cd that I have tried I have not used it on DVD's but I have done CD's and I would assume they should be close in size I do like it.