What's the best cd label software?

[sbw]

I would like to buy a cd label making program. I was wondering which was the best. Some I have seen on the shelves are: Memorex, Fellows, and others I'm sure. Can anyone recommend any of these or others?

 

[ojai00]

I've used MediaFace II and the one from Memorex to just create basic labels. I used to be able to download MediaFaceII from Neato for free but they're charging $19.95 now. If you have Easy CD-Creator or Nero, those programs also have CD labelers. You can add images and stuff using all those programs but I don't know which one is the best.

 

[cthulhu]

I use Surething and think it's great. One great thing is that it can use practically any brand of labels.

 

[sbw]

Thanks for the help. I realize this is a boring subject.

 

[BlueWeasel]

Sharpie

 

[bob332]

InDesign 2

 

[sbw]

Great response blue weasel! I'm using a sharpie now but was looking for something a little more high tech.

 

[Shagga]

I use Nero Cover designer. It's a tad complicated but it has a huge amount of pre determined labels with it and full functionality when creating your own.

 

[PHATJACK]

I personally like Photoshop.

 

[ThunderRoad]

I've used most of the ones that come with the different CD label programs and the CD burner software and the best is Surething. None are perfect though. Then again, they were free.

 

[farmercal]

They are all about the same and do the same thing. Buy the one that cost the less.

 

[vexingv]

i was actually about to ask this question...from what i've heard MediaFace is supposed to be the best. i think they haver version 4 out now for $20

 

[corkyg]

I've tried 'em all over the past 4-5 years - and SureThing wins hands down.

 

[Dulanic]

I really like Cover XP, its great because you can download CD covers from databases, and load em up, and bam its done, looks just like the original CD