CDstomperPRO®

• Make sure that you use a high quality media for recording your data. Problems can occur with data playback, often caused by media that is unreliable or has been incorrectly stored.
• Ensure that recording has been finalised on the CD/DVD. This is sometimes an extra step in the recording process that gets forgotten and you can end up with a blank CD/DVD!
• Always try to play back the data through the entire CD/DVD prior to labelling to ensure that the recording process has been finalised.
• Once you have labelled your CD, store it in a Jewel Case. If you have labelled a DVD, store it in a DVD Case.  Both CDs & DVDs should be stored in a cool, dry environment. Excessive heat or moisture can interfere with the integrity of the data, causing playback problems.
• Use labels specifically designed for the media that you are recording. CD Stomper CD Safe™labels are recommended for use on CD’s and CD Stomper DVD Safe™ labels are recommended for use on DVD’s. Both labels use special materials and adhesive designed to work under the differing environments in CD & DVD players. See the news page for more information

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