Originally Posted by
ScottC
I have an Epson R260 which prints onto them by loading the CD or DVD onto a caddy. Results are stunning, printer is cheap ($80). I tried the Casio and was not impressed, you are vey limited in what you can print.
Our software librarian uses an Epson printer as well. He produces maybe 20-40 discs per month so not high volume compared to CD/DVD production facilities.
He's been debating switching from direct-print discs to Lightscribe since that would burn the label information on the surface of the disc. Also, there are now color Lightscribe discs (just the disc face, not he text) so it would be a simple matter for him to categorize/organize the discs based on color.