are you able to write on the silver top layer of the disk with a marker?
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Absolutely. I made a reference to that in my review when I stated "I'm a 'Sharpie' guy anyway." I've used 150 without a single issue, playing them on car systems and expensive, two-channel, home audio systems.
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Yes, A Sharpie (or similar) marker works fine. I highly recommend these CDR's. I've used many hundreds of them in my studio, and have never had a bad burn, or, with reasonable care, have a copy refuse to play in subsequent years.
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It is important to remember that the recording layer on a CD is very close to the back of the CD, so it is easy to damage a CD by writing on it. A felt marker pen will not physically damage the CD, but the solvent in the in can degrade the plastic over time. Since these CDs are intended for archival purposes, this defeats the whole point. There are markers designed for writing on CDs without damaging the plastic. These should be OK. The very safest way is to write on the hub. Concisely.
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Most of the time I use a thermal printer, but sometimes a write on the disk with a black Sharpie with no problems.
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Yes, that's how I label all my disks.I use a Sharpie permanent marker all the time.
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Several years ago I spoke with someone at one of the CDR companies. I asked if I needed to use a special CD marker to write on the CD's. I was told, "No" and that a Sharpie was the way to go and to not let the ink "pool" on the CD.
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Nope. No export is possible. You can only use it like a notepad in which you can write notes temporarily. It does not provide any storage or export feature
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There is a small area where you can label the discs (the part that is blue/purple/green/etc..)Please note that, in my opinion, it is too small. However, you should be able to write on the "vinyl" black part as well (assuming you have a white marker).
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Blue- purple???<- bottom, top is labeled 'verbatim' witch you can write on and is silver..
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You could do it with a external USB cd drive. There might be a way to do it from the Wacom website.
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Yes, in some cases you might need to create a folder named "MUSIC" on the root (the first window you get, when you double click on the pen drive) of the pen drive, and put and your music on the "MUSIC" folder.
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I myself use it for Draw Something, and although it sometimes skips, I have no other problems with it. Do not take off the disc tip. There is another Adonit that does not have a tip that might work for you
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What they are referring to is the ability of a dedicated printer, such as the Epson Artisan 50 or my earlier Epson Stylus Photo R220 to print directly on the disk using a tray or special disk path. I have been using the R220 for over 5 years and will no longer buy any disks that wont allow direct printing. If you have a label you can still apply it to these disks, but many printers are reasonably priced and if you do enough printing it may be worth looking at another printer just for the disks. Beware that as with any inkjet you need to use it on a regular basis to keep the ink flowing....
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You can write directly on the discs. I use a black permanent marker to write titles on my discs.
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No. These are CD-R. You can write as much as the disc can hold, but you cannot erase and rewrite.
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Yes you can just use the program that comes with it. All you need to do is have the pedal set to C and below that are checkboxes for Shift / Ctrl / Alt so you can make copying and pasting easy.
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Honestly only if you truly desire to write on DVDs you can seek that out. But that technology is old and unnecessary. Flash drives, memory sticks and cloud saving the the current way to share files.
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I would not recommend using a regular Sharpie. There's a special one for DVDs because the regular one can damage the disc (do a Google search for information about it and you'll see).
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I don't know. I never printed on a disc. They don't have any type of special upper surface. It is just the standard shiny silver plastic.
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Hello Ronny!The color on top of the DVD is a white/silver color. Yes, you can write on it with a Sharpie marker. Sony DVDs are the best I have ever used, if you take care of them they rarely scratch.
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I'm not sure because I haven't tried to write on walls. I used my white marker to write the product key codes on my software discs and it works great. I don't think it should be a problem as long as you don't use a WHITE marker to write on WHITE walls.