I began to use an Epson R200 for direct to disk printing after I became
convinced paper labels were taboo. It happened when I delivered my first
video biography to the client. It was on two DVD-R disks, paper labeled. I
also had identical, unlabeled disks with me, not as deliberate back up but
more because I'd burned them so I brought them. The first labeled disk
began to pixelate grossly after about forty minutes. Shortly thereafter it
failed and would not play at all. The unlabeled disks played through
flawlessly. My research at the time suggested that the label retained heat
from the hotter laser used to read DVD vs CD. To this day I don't know if
that's true, but I do know I won't use another paper label on DVD.
David Hurdon
At 12:59 PM 2/16/2005 -0800, you wrote:
Thanks for reply.
I guess theres actually 2 items in the original question.
1)Burning from AVI -> DVD with a label in place.
2) Playback issues with paper labelled DVDs.
So what labelling process do people advocate?
What do you use?
Cheers
Mark McLaughlin
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