Dvd movie labels?

[TylerDurden]

Thats the kind of moronic answer I would have expected from you. "Its not my problem". Thats BS. People come here for answers to their questions. Im not in good faith gonna tell them how to do something if it will mess up their devices. I guess you would, because "its not your problem".

Why dont you take a break, like a week long one. Ill make that possible for you. Im fine the way I am.





Tyler!

[calgarygord]

Im gonna put labels on them anyway dvd players are dime a dozen these days, so what the hell. Thanks for the links and advice.

[DPG Terik]

After doing some long research on putting labels on DVDs. I have come to the conclusion to not continue to do so. From what I have read on many sites the labels do cause problems in playing the movies. I have been putting labels on most of my DVD backups but I have been going through several and playing them and am seen lots of skips and freezes toward the end or outside of the dvd. From what I have read this is a known problem with labels. I am now going to try to remove the labels.
Any suggestions on the best way to remove them?
LOL!
Terik

[TylerDurden]

Originally Posted by DPG Terik

Any suggestions on the best way to remove them?
LOL!
Terik

Hairdryer, not too hot though.





Tyler!

[DPG Terik]

Originally Posted by TylerDurden

Hairdryer, not too hot though.





Tyler!

Hairdryer? You just heat them up? I had tried some alcohol but that didnt work too well.
Terik

[TylerDurden]

Yep, heat makes most glues used on stickers of all types release. So just heat it up a bit and peel carefully. Ive bought used dvd's that had rental place stickers on them, and I was able to easily take them off. I guess the rental shops either dont know about this or they dont wanna spend the time.





Tyler!

[Warlock]

Yep, hairdryers work. Like Tyler said, peel carefully.

[Big Country]

The only reason the disk would "wobble" is if you put the label on by hand so it's not perfectly centered. Use a CD label applicator and it will be straight and ballanced. I have been using one for years with not one single problem.

[Monty Burns]

Hmm, that it BS. Maybe you don't have any trouble but the main point is that dvds are rather touchy and they cannot be compared with cds.

Just burn a dvd and test it for errors. Then label it and scan for errors again. Results are horrible.....(using a applicator doesn't make it better).

[Warlock]

I got a applicator and still dont use it, I've seen the edges peel, bubble and get stuck inside the drives.

[spidross01]

Originally Posted by Big Country

The only reason the disk would "wobble" is if you put the label on by hand so it's not perfectly centered. Use a CD label applicator and it will be straight and ballanced. I have been using one for years with not one single problem.

Got to agree with the man here, i used one for ages and have had no problem whatsoever, that is after i swapped to good quality labels, not the cheap cheap cheap cheap ones that are available.

But have also moved onto to printing directly to disc using my epson r300 it rocks and its worth the coin getting one!!

[Warlock]

This is a old thread.

[Pranksters]

May be old but a good debate for labels.

[Neipas02]

Eh its no debate.. Use em if you want or don't.. In the end you'll either get screwed or not.. The opinions have been stated.. Now i say.. GOOD DAY SIR!

[movilover]

They may have some here but not sure cuz i think they are original dvd stuff like dvd case cover art http://www.dvdreplacementcovers.com/