dvd covers and errors

[darkangle73]

hellow,
now I know this sounds strange but I was told sometimes puting a lable on a dvd disc you might come up with errors.because of the ink
and if you use cheep papers. a friend of mine said he tested a backup then put a lable on it and now ist a coster or has problems playing but only ocasinaly.anybody herd of this ?

thanks for any feed back

[jel]

you might want to try searching the DVD BURNING forum. there has been a LOT of discussion on the merits (or lack thereof) of labelling dvds.
j

[darkangle73]

thanks,I did some reading but did not see anything on that.
then I went back 6-7 pages ? and found a good bit on the subject.
maybee they can make a sticky thread,or put something in the facts about the covers and how they "might" give problems.depending on your player and or label type.anyway thanks

[jel]

no worries mate,
ummm.....one of the articles i was referring to was this one
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=57410&highlight=labels started by markrb
although if you type 'labels' in the search you will find quite a few others:
http://forum.doom9.org/search.php?s=&action=showresults&searchid=776993&sortby=&sortorder=
hope that helps
j

[sh03z]

I never tried putting labels on DVDs, but I did notice on CDRs they mess the CD up.

I think DVD players and like headsets don't have a strong enough motor to spin the weight of the label added to the CD...and then maybe it wouldn't get enough angular momentum to read it...

whatever...back to physics lol