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3. October 2005 @ 13:26 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   

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@ venom
you could always try duct tape and magic markers !!
crayons are always good !
or, if ya really get desperate, you could always buy the light scriber !


pokin fun, you know i am !
always good to see you pop up once in a while buddy!
don't be a stranger.
who else can we pick on ?? !! ;)

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 Try an engraver ... Or even fingernail polish

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sharpie here as well...black fine or ultra fine :)
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you guys need to get over your sharpie buzz. go get a r200 for 70 bucks. best money you can spend. i use TY hub printables and find the dvd label online. these things look amazing after you make a few. I even use some krylon spray to protect against smudges and water. it even adds a little gloss. anyone who still uses sharpies needs to think about this.
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 Why spend the $$ on a printer and ink? My backups are for personal use only {I'm no pirate} and all I need is a way to distinguish between my discs ...

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i guess i just have a little more pride in my copies. i think sharpies look really trashy. thats just me.
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i prefer the hammer and chisel method ! looks great, even under the light. all the pretty colors and designs.



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i bought me a epsonr200 for 60 bucks and 100 verbatims ill never use a sharpie again

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 I just bought me 30 pretty colored Fujis for $8.94, 50 silver top Fujis for $17.99 and 250 verbatims for $99.90, I'll never use an Epson again...

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catfreak,
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I'll never use an Epson again...
Why not?


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 Because I'd rather spend my dinero on discs and cats, Mort. After all, I AM a catfreak and the only Epson printer I ever had (years and years ago) was a POS

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@ Mort81
it was a play on his reply
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i bought me a epsonr200 for 60 bucks and 100 verbatims ill never use a sharpie again
so catfreak had replied back, i'll never buy an epson again !!



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I really like my R200. Not only for printing on media but also for photos and as a general all purpose printer. You want to talk about a POS, I had a lexmark X73 and it was pure junk. One cartridge (it had one black and one color cartridge) cost more than the whole set for my R200 (6 cartridges total). It took 3 times longer to print and the print quality sucked.

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I agree with you Mort81. Got an X73 basically for free and gave it to my son. Didn't work worth a damn and to this day, I can't get that POS completely cleared out of his computer. some part of the installation software just won't delete.



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4. October 2005 @ 20:33 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
i have a hp printer cost around 200 bucks and its no where near as good as my r200

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I got a quick Question -

I wanna buy a printer that can print on my dvds problem is im confused.. ok i Know on the WHITE Printable DVD-R (TY) you can print on them , cause my friend does this, but what about the THERMAL Printable ones (shiny silver) - cause i bought 100 of these, and i was wondering if uoi could even print on them, if so please let me know

thnx in advance

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stathis

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I USE and Get my stuff from (AUSTRALIA)
- 8X Taiyo Yuden DVD-R Ink-jet Printable (www.pcx.com.au)
- 8X FujiFilm DVD+R (Taiyo Yuden) (Digital City George St. Sydney)
- 2.4X DL DVD+R Vermabim (Singapore) (Harvey Norman)
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YES you sure can
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i use a canon pixma ip4000. Have worked out that on the 5 ink tanks that come with it you can do 357(give or take) discs before the ink starts to come out un even.Thats pretty good.Ive had the tanks for 4 weeks and have just now changed them
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so how much does it cost to refill the tanks?
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5. October 2005 @ 03:12 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
well thats strange, cause the place i bought these discs says that the Thermal Printable ones can only be printed on my a Special Thermal Printer that costs like $1000-$3000, and that inkjet printers can not print on these only... the inkjet printable ones (plain white)... ill give you a link of the site containing the exact discs

http://www.jpldisplays.com.au/oscommerce/catalog/product_info.php...

please help.. i really wanna be sure b4 i dish out acouple of hundred dollars for a printer

regards

Stathis

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I USE and Get my stuff from (AUSTRALIA)
- 8X Taiyo Yuden DVD-R Ink-jet Printable (www.pcx.com.au)
- 8X FujiFilm DVD+R (Taiyo Yuden) (Digital City George St. Sydney)
- 2.4X DL DVD+R Vermabim (Singapore) (Harvey Norman)

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Why spend the $$ on a printer and ink? My backups are for personal use only {I'm no pirate} and all I need is a way to distinguish between my discs ...
yeah true...same here...i dont care if it looks pretty..the quality of the media is more important and that i know whats on my backups :)

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yes same here using a printer or NOT using a printer the movie still looks and plays the same THAT is what counts. so def. sharpies for me also
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Whoa, whoa. You can NOT print on THERMAL printable DVDs with an ink jet. Trust me. I ordered 100 of the silver (supposedly ink jet printable) DVDs from an unnamed location, and got the thermals instead. Since I was lazy, I just decided to keep them and try it. Well, you can print on them, but it rubs off immediately. It won't dry, and does not work.

Ref. stick-on labels vs printing. I have done some fairly extensive tests on the stick-on labels and the problems they cause. No matter what system you use - and I've used many of the label systems that supposedly center it for you, etc - they will eventually cause problems. I'm still not sure if it is heat causing problems with the glue, but I can tell you it is not a PERMANENT problem. If you remove the label, and all the glue (i.e. use Goo-be-gone or some such) your DVD will work correctly again. You can even do before and after bit error testing. before the label goes on, BER is low, after it is on, it often jumps up markedly, and then once removed it is low again. Perhaps it affects the reflectivity of the DVD...hmm.

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just look at alkohol's dvd's he makes, they are awesome !!! his latest (at least by sig post) was unleashed with jet li.... that copy came out like an original. and his is done by printer, not sure what he has, but it looks mighty good !



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