DVD and CD Designer for Windows

User Reviews

• easy labeler

  nalinsiri5/14/2009

  Pros

  It's making a good label by adding background and text.

  Cons

  I haven't got one..

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• Not ready for prime time

  mstonebr11/22/2007

  Pros

  Cons

  The designers REALLY need to hire somebody who knows the english language if they're going to market their products to english-speaking audiences. The product is also neither free nor "free for trial". The free label is a scam.

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• For a quick cover this helps and this is a free Licence

  YumYum!10/13/2007

  Pros

  Simple product that does what it says with a little persistance

  Cons

  Had to change some file types as it would not open them such as png files, just used an image editer to do this, not much on screen help for novice users.

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• scam--not freeware or even free trail!

  hartwig2177/20/2007

  Pros

  simple and bare bonebones but. . .

  Cons

  you can't print unless you by their print medium--what a scam

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• not much to offer

  fuzzyone326/18/2007

  Pros

  Not as much as you get from many burn programs, but clean and useable.

  Cons

  Needs some bells and sparkel.

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• Very strange quality.

  kuroineko131/29/2007

  Pros

  This product had a very simple interface: One tab for the CD or DVD, one for the "jacket" (which I take to be the little booklet that comes with CDs), a label for a jewel case, and a DVD label. Each had text options, image options, and shapes. I especially liked the image options, as they allowed me to add any images I had stuck somewhere on my computer.

  Cons

  There are a couple of errors in the coding that are so annoying that it makes me want to learn how to program just to fix them! For example, when the program starts up, it has a little dialog box that says, "Now loadding." Yes, it has two "d"s. It also claims support with Microsoft's Word Art, but the program simply closed when I tried to access it. Not very good. I also disliked the inability to save the CD jacket files as a file that another program could actually recognise. The only file types are .cdc and .tdc. <p> <p>In conclusion, this is a good product that works very well for what one would want it to do, but it could use a bit of improvement. Pasting images in from Photoshop is much more effective than trying to make the CD aesthetically pleasing. If you want your CDs and jackets to look professional, you will do well to combine this program with the power of Photoshop or PSP. However, if you are just looking do decorate your home movies or mix CDs with something simple, this is the perfect program for you.

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• Not truly free, not as much functionality as I'd like.

  edmustang1/17/2006

  Pros

  It was easy to use, and I liked the controllability of the font size/color/shadowing, etc.

  Cons

  The "tracks" are just textboxes that the user must move around manually. No automatic alignment is possible. It's also not possible to put a label on the ends of the CD jewel case. Worse yet, when the user tries to print a label, a textbox appears that informs the user that paying for the program will eliminate this textbox. It takes about 30 seconds for it to do this, after which printing is possible. Technically, one can use it for free if you don't mind the annoyance.

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