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Aviv Hallale April 15th, 2006 05:46 AM

Printing DVD Jewel Box covers?
 
Is there any freeware software out there that can do this? Print a front, back and spine cover for a DVD jewel case without having to worry about cutting pieces up? Simply fold and insert and trim away the unprinted on paper?

Michael Salzlechner April 15th, 2006 05:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aviv Hallale
Is there any freeware software out there that can do this? Print a front, back and spine cover for a DVD jewel case without having to worry about cutting pieces up? Simply fold and insert and trim away the unprinted on paper?

I simply made a layout in Photoshop using the guide lines and then print on photo paper and trim

You may also check the software that came with your DVD writer they often include one as well

Aviv Hallale April 15th, 2006 06:16 AM

The Photoshop method could work...Is there a tempelate available?

George Ellis April 15th, 2006 06:27 AM

I use the standard cases and photo paper designed for them from Meritline.com. Meritline has an EZ Label app for free for that paper. It is rather basic, but more complicated than a document template. It does basic text insertion and graphics insertion. I build a graphic in Animation:Master and then put in. It is on Meritline's site if you find the inserts.

I have examples Here

Edit = Here is the Meritline page for the inserts I use and the link to templates and the app are there http://www.meritline.com/merdvdcasinp.html And yes, sorry that they are in the US, but you should be able to find a site where you can order without going through customs or such.

Michael Salzlechner April 15th, 2006 07:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Aviv Hallale
The Photoshop method could work...Is there a tempelate available?

All i did was to start a new page in photoshop and measure the insert and drag lines from the rulers into position to mask the area (one left, one right, one top, one bottom and two in the middle to mask the spine

Dont forget that the front side is the right side and the back is on the left

i print them on a 8x12 dye sub photo printer so they are very durable as well

George Ellis April 15th, 2006 01:26 PM

There is a Photoshop template at the Meritline link... ;)

Arnaldo Paixao May 22nd, 2006 03:25 AM

Got Nero? Use Nero Cover Designer.

Best regards,
Arnaldo

Colin Jones May 22nd, 2006 08:54 AM

What size paper do you need? I remember I tried a while ago and standard US Letter paper was too small to fit the case.

Colin

Arnaldo Paixao May 22nd, 2006 08:56 AM

A4 sheets will be ok.

Best regards,
Arnaldo

Colin Jones May 22nd, 2006 09:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arnaldo Paixao
A4 sheets will be ok.

Best regards,
Arnaldo

Thanks Arnaldo,

That now brings me to my next question. Anybody know where to buy A4 size paper in the US? Paper suitable for labels that is.
I grew up using A4 paper at school in England, but I haven't seen any available here in the US.

Colin


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