What are other options for labeling disc?

1) Screen Printing – The process of applying UV inks in a variety of patterns and colors to lacquer surface of a CD/DVD. Volumes of 500 pieces or larger are typically best suited for screen printing. 2) Thermal Printing – The process of applying text and graphics to surface of a CD/DVD by means of a wax-based ribbon. This type of printing is typically utilized on smaller run jobs (below 500) that do not require complete coverage of media’s surface.

Both screen printing and thermal printing will give your CDs/DVDs a professional look without risking damage to media. For more information on this types of printing go to http://www.spinergymedia.com.

DVD Region+CSS Free enables you to watch and copy any region-coded/CSS-encrypted DVD movies on any DVD drive! It fully supports region-protected (RPC2) DVD drives, and does not require any firmware modifications. It will even work if you have used up your region counter and can no longer change DVD drive's region.

4. WinAVI Video Converter http://www.deprice.com/winavivc.htm

WinAVI Video Converter is a nice tool for converting video clips to an assortment of formats. The attractive, modern interface features large, clearly labeled icons, so you won't have to dig through menus very often. You can convert a variety of file types to WMV, AVI, MPEG, and RM. Other notable pluses include a built-in DVD-burning utility, a batch-conversion tool, and a preview pane.

5. DVDFab Express http://www.deprice.com/dvdfabexpress.htm

DVDFab Express is simply easiest way to copy a DVD movie. Just insert movie and a blank DVD then press Start. Your entire movie - including menus, trailers and special features - is copied to a single DVD with just one click, and everything happens automatically.