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AlexPanzer
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 4:09PM
Where is the best place online to buy printables (full cover including inner "O") DVD-R discs and a decent price?
GaySatyr
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 4:13PM
Look at NewEgg.com ~ GS
AlexPanzer
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 5:27PM
Too expensive
GaySatyr
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 7:42PM
You've got to be kidding! Look at these: One choice for thermal printing and three choices for ink-jet printing -- all priced at about $1 per disc (in packages of 25 or 50). I don't think you are going to find any lower prices without buying serious bulk quantities.

~ GaySatyr

AlexPanzer
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 8:16PM
Hmm, I think I'll try with the 1st link. Thanks GS, it seems cheap.
 
Saki
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 8:17PM
Alex, what do you intend to print on these discs with?

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AlexPanzer
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 8:33PM
DVD covers with my printer
GaySatyr
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 8:49PM
Alex:

Be careful in your choice: There is a big difference between thermal printing and inkjet printing -- they are very much NOT the same thing. Also, make sure you order the correct type for your DVD burner - the DVD+R and/or DVD-R problem. NewEgg will not accept these back if you order the wrong kind by mistake.

~ GaySatyr

Bill All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 9:01PM
Alex,
If I read Saki's question correctly, he meant "What kind of printer?"
AlexPanzer
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 9:40PM
Ohh, its the inkjet printer. Epson Stylus Photo 900, it has a special CD/DVD tray that can be fed into it. My writer is Pioneer A06
Saki
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 9:50PM
Then by saying you are going with GaySatyr's first link, you'd be ordering the thermal variety, which will not work with a Stylus 900.

- Saki [faqs]

GaySatyr
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 10:11PM
The Pioneer A06 can work with any speed (up to 4X) and any of the writable formats (+/-R/RW); so any of the choices I listed above will work EXCEPT the first one, which will not work with your Epson 900 printer. Don't order thermal by mistake.

~ GaySatyr

AlexPanzer
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 10:25PM
Thanks for the info. Then what does the thermal DVD-R's need to print on them ?
jamesn
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 10:25PM
i'd be really, really careful using any kind of inks or dyes---even "safe" markers can shorten the lifespan of recordable media if they bleed over months and years. or so they tell me. If you're as ocd about your music and backing it up as I am(Gaysatyr, do the krell and martin logan references i caught mean you share the burden of convincing people tube amps are cooler than bestbuy 93.1 channel recievers?), try

www.cdfreaks.com
www.cdrinfo.com
www.cd-rw.org
www.hydrogenaudio.org
cdrzone.com

Saki
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Posted - Mar 3 2004 : 10:47PM
Something like this...

- Saki [faqs]




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