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DVD printer
When copying a DVD one would usually print the DVD cover on a sticker and decorate the copied DVD with it.
Recently I have found that a DVD printer is a much better option.
A DVD is a very delicate and not so cheap media for us to start gluing stickers on it.
What a DVD printer actually does is to print on a DVD ink just like it would print on a regular paper.
The procedure is quite easy, one inserts a DVD into the DVD printer in the designated area, chooses the right pattern one might want to see on the DVD, presses enter and the DVD printer automatically starts printing the pattern on the DVD.
Most house holds already take advantage of a regular printer, intended for papers, stickers and more.
Instead of buying a DVD printer, in addition to the regular printer, most of the people have at home, one can transform the regular printer into a DVD printer just by adding a special trey that is available in most computer stores.
This unique trey costs a few bucks and transforms most common printers into a printer that can print over DVD's and CD's.
These printers use ink injection, the printer sprays the ink on the paper or the DVD, needless to say that the DVD has to dry up before regular use.
In the industry of movies a more sophisticated DVD printer is available, one that prints using silk printing; it sprays ink, but one color at a time.
Printing cote over cote, these printers let the each color to dry before applying the next one.
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