MOVIE STUDIO 2025 DISC LABELS: where has this facility gone. Help!

johnebaker wrote on 1/16/2025, 5:24 AM

Hi

Assuming you mean using the Magix Xtreme Print Studio, this is no longer available/installed.

Are you using paper labels or printable discs ?

If using printable discs then you should have software that came with the printer for doing this, in my case I have Epson Print CD, which prints the disc and the case inserts.

If using high quality self adhesive paper labels, there are many third party CD/DVD label printing programs available, you may have one that came with your printer.

John EB

AAProds wrote on 1/16/2025, 5:27 AM

@gordonwhite

Gordon, I have read many, many times over the years to not use paper-stickon labels.

browj2 wrote on 1/16/2025, 5:57 AM

@gordonwhite

Hi,

Check your computer to see if you have:

cdprinter.exe

If so, run it. I still have it with older programs and Sound Forge Audio Cleaning Lab 4 - the most recent. This is actually Xara Xtreme.

The templates are .XAR which is for Xara. If you have any of these files, make a copy somewhere that the uninstaller for Magix programs won't touch. If you happen to have a copy of Xara Designer Pro X or Xara Photo & Graphics Designer, you can open the XAR files in that.

Otherwise, you have to use something else, as John EB has pointed out.

@AAProds

Hi Al,

There is nothing wrong with using paper stick-on labels....until one becomes unstuck in your CD/DVD/BD player.

John CB

johnebaker wrote on 1/16/2025, 6:07 AM

@gordonwhite, @AAProds

Hi

I agree with Al's comment, and was going to mention this in my comment above, however, did not want to be alarmist.

Paper labels are suitable for CD's only, DVD's spin up to 3x and Blu-ray up to 10x higher RPM than CD.

I have had two burners destroyed, through vibration and disc shatter caused by the labels.

John EB

gordonwhite wrote on 1/16/2025, 6:43 AM

thank you for that info, will stick printable