[ale] had to share this one.. (DVD labelling)

[James P. Kinney III]

On Mon, 2006-07-03 at 22:19 -0400, aaron wrote:

> I do a fair amount of DVD production and duplication and have sworn off using 
> stick-on labels even though I've gotten quite adept at applying them 
> properly. The most reliable, usable and affordable DVD labeling option I've 
> found is the Epson  R200 / R220 and R320 printers. These will print directly 
> onto inkjet DVD's and the R200 / R220 can be purchased for less than $100. 
> I've used 3 of them to print hundreds of DVD's, and while they do have their 
> quirks, the price makes up for the extra attention they may require to make 
> the DVD caddy work.
> 
> I also don't know if these Epson photo inkjets with DVD capability play well 
> with Linux; all the ones I use are connected to Mac OSeX machines.
> 
Epson plays very well with Linux. Now whether Linux has a way to nicely
print a CD/DVD shaped image...

> peace
> aaron
>  
> 
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