Dvd covers question

I have been using cdcovers.cc to download my dvd backup covers. Does anyone know of another good site for this, as they don't have all of them? Also, i just been opening the jpeg's in Word and resizing, is there a program that would make this easier? Thanks in advance

 

cdcovers.cc is the best I have found
why not use the software you can download from cdcovers.cc I print all My shit out with it its perfect!!!! altho remember to put ya printer back to 297 x 210 afterwards
DaOsT

 

Thanks for that, i'll go and get it now!

 

anytime alangrw any troubles message back

 

Just one more! I'm having trouble backing up dvd's that are a bit damaged with scratches, is there a good method of cleaning them at all? i used water and a soft cloth but still decrypter fails to rip it!

Thanks

 

alangrw,

Radio Shack sells a repair kit for Discs that can be salvaged - hard scratches can't be salvaged -

To clean DVD Discs, use a few drops of alcohol and a soft cotton cloth, rub firmly from the center out -

For those that can be salvaged, backup immediately -



Additional pictures of films can be had at -

http://www.imdb.com/


Pete

 

Thanks Pete. What do you mean about additional pictures of films? Do you mean i can get the vob that is damaged?

 

Oh, sorry, you mean the covers!

 

There ya go, I knew you'd get it

"P"

 

Thanks again, just had a look at radio shack and it's obviously american, i'm in the uk so i'll try and find a repair kit! I just tried vodka and a soft cloth and decrypter still failed! Disc doesn't even look that bad either!

 

NOT VODKA you fool, that's for drinking ! Besides it leaves a film - rubbing alcohol at the chemists -

Buy the kit at Tandy's - U.K.'s Radio Shack, same company

"P"

 

Aaar, it's ok, i licked it off!!! Thanx for your help mate! lol

 

here's a cheep tip for minor scatches.........duraglit and a soft cloth. i have managed to salvage a few discs using this. is also great on a scratched watch glass too.......

 

For minor scratches

Borax toothpaste, soft cloth, rub from the center straight out to the edge -

You can also use Pledge -

Pete

 

Vodka - hahaha - it'll be all stick after that. Just buy the DVD/CD repair kit for £40, it works a gem.

 

I don't know Oriphus, what are ya going to do with these guys - wasting good drinking stuff - lol

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340GB HD, 7200 (Maxtor 120, Western 200 & 20.
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pledge pete??????? is that the areosol thing the wife uses around the house?????....

 

In the states we have a item called the GAME DR. I own on and it works grand! Sometimes you have to do the same disk a couple tims or so for a bad scratch. Oh yea spend the extra cash and buy the electric one after a few rounds of the manual one you will thank me.

 

viper6699,

I've never done it but, I've read that Pledge, sprayed on a cloth and then rubbed on a disc, from the center straight out toward the edge - can help -

Me, I'd rather stick with the toothpaste with added Borax

 

Hi Alangrw, I just noticed your post. I use a software called DVD Cover Print for printing my dvd covers. Its quick and easy to use. However, you can not edit the cover using this software. You have to open Photoshop or Microsoft Photo Editor etc to alter the picture and then open the edited cover in DVD Cover Print to print it out. There is a free 30 day trail and its 10 bucks after the 30 day trial is over. Here is the site where you download the software http://www.hotlib.com