DiscLabel for Mac
Design CD, DVD, and disk labels.
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DiscLabel overview
Note: DiscLabel is no longer under development and the developer provides no support for it.
With DiscLabel you can make beautiful CD, DVD and package designs.
Features
- Start with a pre-designed template, or make your own; Over 150 professionally-designed template sets included
- Import track lists from iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD, Finder, and Toast
- Import images from iTunes, iPhoto, Aperture, iDVD, and Finder
- Multiple layers, drawing tools, and gradients for creating custom designs
- Use more than 1300 clip art files via the DiscLabel Clip Art Browser
- Print to most label and paper types
- Use with direct-to-disc printers and printable CDs / DVDs
- Use with LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling
- Include (and edit!) multi-line text laid out in a circle
- Automate label creation with AppleScript
- Purchase high-quality NEATO labels & media via direct link to store
- Available in English, Japanese, German, Italian, and French
What’s new in version 6.4.1
Version 6.4.1:
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DiscLabel for Mac
$35.96
In English
Version 6.4.1
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User Ratings
Jul 16 2014
Version: 6.4.1
Is this software copycat from Disc Cover ?
Jun 17 2009
Version: 6.0.1
I'm one user who has actually found DiscLabel to be a pretty usable piece of software.
Although it has shortcomings and limitations, those are more than made up by the accuracy of the built-in templates.
I have used a few other CD/DVD labelling applications, and they all required me to endlessly tweak and adjust the settings when using the standard templates that were supposed to match various label templates, and even when printing directly onto discs.
DiscLabel just worked for me.
It could be that I was just lucky. Without any detailed information about why the other reviewers find this software doesn't meet their expectations, I can't comment on their reviews in any meaningful way.
As I mentioned earlier, DiscLabel isn't perfect.
One strange bit of behaviour I experienced with it, was when upgrading to a newer version, the colours of previously saved designs were inverted/corrupted.
Fortunately I didn't need those designs any more. If I had needed them, it would have been a huge inconvenience to repeat the work.
One item I would wish for, is the ability to save or export designs for archiving and exchange with others. (Exporting editable designs into a common interchange format would be ideal.)
Even with the shortcomings, I find myself returning to DiscLabel whenever I need to print labels onto optical media.