Frequently Asked Questions
Wouldn't it be cheaper to buy media and labels instead of media and a printer?
In most cases it will be cheaper to buy printable inkjet media than to buy both media and labels. While the printer might represent an additional expense, you need a printer to print labels anyway; a media-capable printer costs about the same as a better inkjet printer.How difficult is it to set up the printer?
It's easier than placing labels on many discs, as most printers have easy-to-use disc alignment.Is printing on CD/DVDs safer than using labels?
Labels can sometimes peel and may cause damage to drive and player mechanisms; because the inkjet surface is part of the media, drive damage is less likely, regardless of storage conditions. Inkjet media is also safer in slot-loaded optical drives.
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