Burning Audio CD's

[Matthew Carpenter]

Whenever I'm doing something like this, I use either Gimp or some vector-graphics program.  You should try out the KDE graphics program (I think Kontour is the one I'm thinking of).  You create an outline to the right size for both front and back, with lines for folding if you wish.  Then, save those as templates.  Then, place pictures, text, even draw your own stuff and print it.  I have used Kontour for some stuff already and had quite a bit of fun with it.  I created a cartoon representation of one of the guys I work with, whose nickname was "Gigaman" (as in the telco-offered service of gigabit ethernet for the MAN).  It was quite good.  There was a bug in the line-contouring piece for Kontour's initial release, but it should be fixed in these later releases.

begin  "Bob Raymond" <guarneri at mindspring.com>
(Sat, 27 Jul 2002 01:41:33 +0100)

> I think we're talking about different things.  I'm not creating labels 
> for the disk- the Sharpie is a faithful old tool- but front and rear 
> inserts for the jackets.  I'd like to place photographs on the front, 
> plus a title for the CD (which varies quite a bit- most compilations 
> only are made three to four times, as I only make as many as are sold), 
> and then the back gets the tracks and the musicians' names- which again, 
> vary an awful lot.


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