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can't print DVD disc label with epson printer
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Posted January 15, 2013 at 8:36PM
I am trying to print a disc label on a dvd ,my printer is a Epson stylus photo Px650 .I have the software for the job but when I drag the into the software it says "this is not a epson cd print file.but I have printed dvd labels before with no problems but I can't remember if it was with XP but I am using windows 7 now .The I want to print is a jpeg is there a way to change it to an epson print file? and if so ,how do I do it
viejo
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Posted January 15, 2013 at 10:27PM
Epsom W7 drivers and Creativity Software programs make sure you have selected either 64bit or 32bit in the left box for OpSys
How to print CD/DVDs with the Stylus Photo P/PX range
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Posted January 16, 2013 at 7:19PM
Hi lotvic
Thanks for your reply .It tried your links but no joy I contacted Epson and he told me to download the latest software from their site I did that but still no joy I can't get it to work
viejo
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Posted January 16, 2013 at 8:25PM
Sorry for broken link, don't know what happened there. Here it is again. ClickHere index page for Drivers and software.
Can you say what you are doing and at what point you can't get it to work? As I understand it you are wanting to print a picture straight onto a DVD, is that right?
Have you created the cover in 'Print CD' software program? as per my 2nd link (that does work) "Before you print, create the CD/DVD label data using EPSON Print CD. We only recommend using the EPSON Print CD software to print directly to CD/DVDs."
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Posted January 17, 2013 at 11:06AM
I've had the same trouble with Win7 64bitbut have now got it working:-
Open printCd Import the picture from the file source and adjust as appropriate. Select Print - you see the message regarding driver not installed.Click OK Select Tray then ensure you select Tray 2 Click Manual Print Select your printer - mine is an R300 Check paper is selected as manual,A4 (this is the default normally) Select Properties, CD/DVD Premium Surface as Media Click Ok and OK again.
Don't forget to put a CD or DVD in the tray.
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