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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 130 professionally made designs are just fine for a quick start. Import your data and images from iTunes, iPhoto, Finder, iDVD and many other sources.
Key Features:
- 24,000+ high quality images.
- 130+ designs for Music, Photos and Data backup collections.
- 30+ 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.
- Smart Shapes with controllable behavior.
- Circle text mode.
- Great library of paper formats from the most popular manufacturers: Avery, Neato, Memorex and others.
- Direct-on-CD printing.
Version 2.0.5:
- Tray dimensions were fixed for Canon direct on disc printers.
- Problem with printing objects with gradient fill solved.
- Printing on a plain paper fixed (clipping size corrected).
- Problem with text format buttons in the system font dialog solved.
- Option to set round corners for rectangular design-elements (such as Cover, Tray Insert, etc.) added.
Requires Mac OS X v.10.4 or higher. Leopard compatible.
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| Disc Cover User Reviews (10 posts) | Write A Review | |
 | 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 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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