Disk Labels...

[EstimatedEyes77]

What software / hardware do you use to label your disks.

I've always gone with the good old fashioned standard Sharpie, but I've seen some very nice adhesive labels that look very good. What are your thoughts on adhesive disk labels? Do they shed off easy? Does one kind work better than any others?

Thanks!

[Five]

stay away from those stickers, man. sharpie is fine.

[Audioarchivist]

Check my horror story in this thread:
http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=54811

[bot]

Check my horror story in this thread:
http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=54811it wasnt that good.

[classicrock1169]

Actually if you can find dvd or cd markers you could buy them at radio shack for about a dollar. I have heard about sharpies leaking through the layers and eating away so if you can pick up these markers.

[Five]

^never happened here. on the sharpie site there's even a faq that says there's safe for writing on cdrs. those special markers are a scam, yo.

[rspencer]

on the sharpie site there's even a faq that says there's safe for writing on cdrs. those special markers are a scam, yo.

What?! A business lying to us in order to sell a product?

What's the world coming to? Oh wait, wrong thread. Dawn & I will be in the Lounge if you need me.

[tesa185]

I use LIGHTSCRIBE to label my disc. http://www.lightscribe.com/
Since more than one year now and I'm totally happy with it. Clean and smart and look professional.