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DESCRIPTION
Disc Cover is slick and intuitive Mac OS X software to create CD and DVD labels, covers, tray inserts, folding booklets, slim cases, super jewel boxes as well as mini-CD labels, business card CDs, VHS wraps and more.
Over 250 professionally made designs provide a great help for a quick start. Import your data and images from iTunes, Aperture, iPhoto, Finder, iDVD and many other sources.
Print disc labels, covers, tray inserts and more on paper from the most popular manufacturers: Avery, Neato, Memorex and others. Or, print your designs directly on the discs using HP, Epson, Canon and other printers. With Lightscribe, Labelflash and DiscT@2 support you can laser-etch the design on a disc.
Quick video tour of Disc Cover available.
Key Features:
- 24,000+ high quality images.
- 30+ photo collages.
- iLife integration lets to preview and use data (text and images) from iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD libraries.
- Import data (Artist, Track Titles, etc.) from music CDs, Finder and tab-delimited text files.
- Insert images in JPEG, TIFF, PDF, GIF, EPS and other formats.
- Smart guides to align objects.
- Circle text mode.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.3.1:
- CD/DVD Envelope design element added allowing to create your own disc sleeve designs;
- Microboards GX Disc Publisher printers now supported;
- A number of BOMA paper layouts added;
- The problem with the program's failure to launch at during certain situations fixed;
- Minor issues with Quick Look view solved;
- Printing on Epson R800 printer fixed.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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| Disc Cover User Reviews (12 posts) | Write A Review |
 | May 28 2009 |
STEVO881 Excellent program, very easy to use. Great for DVD printing. Prints directly to DVD with Epson printer, no calibration needed. Never crashed once, great App. (Version 2.3.1) | |
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 | Apr 27 2009 |
WILLIAM25 Disc Cover works great on my iMac G5 PPC, 2.0 Ghz. Really like the addition of an envelope for CDs and DVDs. Never had any trouble with stability at all. I recommend this to anyone. (Version 2.3.1) | |
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 | Apr 27 2009 |
SCOTT4 I have been using this product for well over 2 years (started with v1.x) and it has worked great and it has some of the best tools to use. It integrates wonderfully with iLife and I haven't had it crash on me at all. I use it on a Canon 4200 with Direct CD printing. (Version 2.3.1) | |
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 | Jan 31 2009 |
NESSUNO This is by far the most unstable piece of software I have ever tried to work with. It crashes daily, or even more often (after wake-up from sleep), it handles text frames absolutely idiotically (the text would fit on the disc, but the app extinguishes it), you can't configure it (text or other default values)... Don't pay a cent for this! (Version 2.2.1) | |
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 | Feb 6 2009 |
BELIGHT TEAM NESSUNO, I suggest you update the program to the latest version which may fix the problem you have with program crashes. You may also contact our support and they may be able to assist you to solve the problem you have. As for the use of text boxes, I think you haven't really learned the way the program works. The app does not hide any portion of the text that can be fitted on the disc. Unless you set Outer or Inner margins in such a way that Text Wrap causes text to flow down within the text box. These margins can be adjusted from Design Element tab of the Inspector. It's not clear as well what you mean by not being able to configure text or other default values. Most text settings are accessible from Text tab of the Inspector. If you want to learn how to work with the program, you can check out short video tutorials available on BeLight web site, read manual or ask our tech support any question you may have. (Version 2.3) | |
 | Apr 29 2009 |
NESSUNO The problem - besides stability - with text wrapping is that text portions are hidden that obviously WOULD fit on the disc. But D.C. insists that it's more intelligent than me. So it forces me to cut / paste text in portions, which is ridiculous. (Version 2.3.1) | |
 | Apr 29 2009 |
BELIGHT TEAM I don't understand the problem you have, did you read the reply above? If adjusting Outer and Inner margins didn't solve the problem, can you send me an email describing the problem in more details and maybe you can send a screenshot illustrating this? (Version 2.3.1) | |
 | Apr 30 2009 |
BELIGHT TEAM the e-mail address is: info@belightsoft.com (Version 2.3.1) | |
 | Oct 19 2008 |
Discus unfortunately remains on a temporary drive only to check 'old' labels...I think next weekend I just trash any and all traces including label! (Version 2.1.4) | |
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 | May 9 2008 |
JOHNODD Sounded like a great piece of software works good if you use blank templetes when i tried to use a premade templete the computer beach balled and i had to restart my macintosh kinda sucks. (Version 2.0.5) | |
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 | Mar 21 2008 |
MAGOSILVAN I bought Disc Cover exactly one year ago. It's intuitive and I used it several times with satisfaction, and great prints without any problem. Usually I insert my own imagines, but it is provided with a number of ready to use ones. (Version 2.0.1) | |
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 | Aug 21 2007 |
SFURST I think this is a great product. I was a long-time Disclabel user but got increasingly fed up with being asked to upgrade every 6-12 months (at $15/pop). I decided to try something different, and came across Disc Cover. MUCH better. More intuitive user interface, MANY more templates (Disclabel wants to charge you for theirs), and even a pdf manual! I don't feel like I'm being nickel and dimed, as I was with Disclabel. I've had nothing but great customer service when I've had a question, and they seem to put out regular (and so far, free) updates. (They recently added import from Toast, which was a much-desired feature) I'm very pleased with Disc Cover, and only sad I wasted so much money on Disclabel. (Version 1.5) | |
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 | Aug 23 2007 |
SJK Re: import from Toast My understanding is that it still only works with audio, not video (e.g. EyeHome data). (Version 1.5) | |
 | Aug 20 2007 |
ORION MK. V DC prints fine and accurately for me on both my laser and inkjet printers. You may want to use an app like http://www.appzapper.com/to FIRST delete all your old DC prefs and try a fresh install and don't calibrate first. Only shift it isn't working. (Version 1.5) | |
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 | Mar 10 2007 |
HINES DON'T buy this! Buy DiscLabel. I wasted 7 sheets of label paper trying to calibrate with Disc Cover and STILL it prints way off. The manual is really obscure on this problem. I try Disc Cover with EVERY version to see if the calibration problem persists - it does. It seems the developer just does NOT want to deal with this issue... DiscLabel, on the other hand, requires NO calibration. On first try, BINGO, perfectly centered art on the label, in fact too perfect :) Since both are about the same price, I think I'll go with the "no calibration required" DiscLabel. Belight's Disc Cover has a long, LONG road ahead of it... (Version 1.3.3) | |
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 | Apr 3 2007 |
BELIGHT TEAM Disc Cover does not require calibration as something obligatory. Although, you can use this functionality in case your design is printed with a slight shift (often this happens when uncommon paper is used or due to printer problems). Calibration dialog is very easy to use. Simply shift the picture in the dialog so that preview looks exactly like the design printed on the paper. After that your design will be printed with a greater precision. We are very surprised to hear that something didn't work for you. You can contact our Tech-support at your convenience: support@belightsoft.com (Version 1.3.3) | |
 | Jun 5 2007 |
ZOIDBERG I've not yet had any issues with calibration, either printing on labels or directly on a disc. (Version 1.4) | |
 | Apr 6 2009 |
XENOPHILE Never any alignment issues here. I've tried DiscLabel, and while it's a nice app, I find Disc Cover to be more powerful and versatile. (Version 2.3) | |
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