The fine print is likely to be blurred, however, even if the imageĮach of the label kits comes with a supply of paper for printing the booklet found in a jewel case's front, the disc label and the tray liner and spine. If joining two halves seems too complicated, the only other alternative when usingĪ scanner is to center the album as much as possible onto the scanner bed and do without the leftover edges.Īnother option is to take a snapshot of the album cover front and back with a digital camera, then enlarge or crop the images to fit into a jewel case template. The Surething CD Labeler will join an album cover's two halves directly within its template, said Paul Cary, a spokesman for the company. One option is to scan in the top half of the cover, then the bottom half, and stitch the two together in an image editing program like Adobe Photoshop. Most scanners are too narrow to accommodateĪn entire album cover, which measures almost one square foot. And for a start-your-own-record-label trick, many of these programs have a software feature that lets you wrap text around a circular disc label.Īlthough it is relatively easy to design jewel case liners and disc labels using the clip art software provided in the label kits, reproducing the art from an old album cover is trickier. $30), contain software that will import images into square jewel-case-size templates, as well as circular templatesįor labels that go directly on the discs.
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