Burn Now But Inkjet Label In the Future--OK? - Club CDFreaks

TomBrooklyn · 23-06-2007

Can DVDs with inkjet printable labels be burned now but inkjet labled in the future? How far into the future?

I don't have an inkjet printer with DVD label capability, but maybe I'll get one in the future. I don't know when. Will the label surface go bad after a while?

*Two Degrees* · 23-06-2007

I've had some printable discs for months, perhaps half a year, that I haven't used and the surface is fine. I can't see any reason why it would go bad.

*DrageMester* · 23-06-2007

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*CDan* · 23-06-2007

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Originally Posted by TomBrooklyn

Can DVDs with inkjet printable labels be burned now but inkjet labled in the future? How far into the future?

I don't have an inkjet printer with DVD label capability, but maybe I'll get one in the future. I don't know when. Will the label surface go bad after a while?

No problem.

LOCOENG · 23-06-2007

Would be a pain to keep up with what is on the disc wouldn't it?

TomBrooklyn · 24-06-2007

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Originally Posted by LOCOENG

Would be a pain to keep up with what is on the disc wouldn't it?

I was thinking of writing on the lable lightly in pencil or light colored marker. I'm not sure if I want to get an inkjet printer yet. I'm looking into it. The cheapest one that will make DVD labels that I found so far was at Best Buy for $115. Add in the cost of ink and that will pay for the difference in quite a few LightScribble disks.

LOCOENG · 24-06-2007

I would watch CompUSA or TigerDirect as the Epson printers go on sale there all the time for less than $100.

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TomBrooklyn CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 33	Burn Now But Inkjet Label In the Future--OK? Can DVDs with inkjet printable labels be burned now but inkjet labled in the future? How far into the future? I don't have an inkjet printer with DVD label capability, but maybe I'll get one in the future. I don't know when. Will the label surface go bad after a while?

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Two Degrees CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Surrounded by granite in North GA Posts: 4,504	Re: Burn Now But Inkjet Label In the Future--OK? I've had some printable discs for months, perhaps half a year, that I haven't used and the surface is fine. I can't see any reason why it would go bad.

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