Programs for making burned CDs look better?

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So my friend burned me a Venetian Snares CD in an attempt to get me into electronica. I like it well enough, and I was on their website and saw that they have scans of the front and back covers and the actual art on the CD. (http://www.vsnares.com/winnimore.htm)

Is there a program that can size the art so when I print it off it will fit perfectly into the jewel case? And also, is there a way to get that CD art onto the actual burned CD? Maybe some sort of sticker?

― Michael Copeland, Thursday, 21 July 2005 16:13 (twenty years ago)

The stickers that go onto CD's suck. They can catch when sliding in and out of a slot-loading player (like a car, or some computers). Then the disc can get stuck and wreak havoc. I've always wondered about spray painting discs, but have never worked up the energy.

― Joseph B. Cowart (flamingrev), Thursday, 21 July 2005 16:19 (twenty years ago)

If you buy Nero 6, it comes will a little kit for you to inkjet art onto stickers designed for CD-Rs or DVD-Rs.. you have to buy more stickers later, as they just give you a small packet to begin with..(marketing!)

Even better are the printers you can buy that have an adapter that allow you to put "printable" CD-Rs in the little slot, and it will inkjet the art directly on the CD-R for you. Granted, you have to buy "those" CD-Rs for that purpose, but big whoop. I think those cheap CD-R outlet sites even carry spindles of generic printable CD-Rs now.

― donut ferry (donut), Thursday, 21 July 2005 16:22 (twenty years ago)

5inch.com

― fefgegrwg, Thursday, 21 July 2005 18:51 (twenty years ago)

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