Burning optical discs (including CD-R and CD-RW) has become one of the mainstream storage carriers at present. Seeing that there are more and more CDs burned at hand, trouble follows, because it is not easy to tell what is burned on the CD! So be sure to make some marks on the surface of the CD, such as indicating the contents recorded on the CD to avoid confusion and facilitate later retrieval. For individual users, the following methods are usually used to mark the CD.

First, the printer printing mode

That is to say, after the contents to be marked are arranged by special software, they are printed on the disk surface with an inkjet printer that supports the disk surface printing of optical disks, and the final effect is very beautiful.

Ordinary inkjet printers cannot print on the surface of optical disks. Ink-jet printers that can support disk printing include Canon's i850, i865, Epson's STYLUS PHOTO 900, etc. The price ranges from 1800 yuan to about 2200 yuan.

It is not difficult for people familiar with computer operation to typeset and operate printers on the computer. This method is more suitable for relatively wealthy family users and companies that make small batches of CDs (such as wedding CDs).

Second, the way to paste the self-adhesive label

That is, write the relevant contents to be marked on the self-adhesive label, and then stick it on the surface of the CD.

Self-adhesive labels are easy to buy and cheap. The production process does not need any skills, just write directly. However, the center of gravity of the CD with self-adhesive label has changed, which will lead to CD% B.