If you backup CDs or DVDs of movies, games or applications regularly you might also want to attach the right cover to it so that it becomes easier to recognize the contents of the backup without having to look at the actual media.
Some DVD burning software programs come with so called cover designers that can be used to design custom covers for the burned disks. Many users on the other hand prefer the original covers for their backups and this is what Undercover XP is all about
Undercover XP is a cover printing software that can turn images into DVD covers. It is best used with a website offering those covers for download. Some websites that are recommended by the developers of Undercover XP are Free Covers or CD Covers.
The process has been streamlined and involves only a few steps in the best case scenario. You start by downloading a cover from the Internet or by scanning a cover from the original disk. You usually get one image that contains both the front and back or two images depicting the front and back. These images can then be added to Undercover XP and printed from within the program interface.
Undercover XP supports a wide variety of cover formats from various DVD or CD Box cover formats to covers for games for the Playstation 3, Wii or Playstation Portable or high definition covers for Blu-Ray and HD-DVD movies.
The software will try to automatically detect the format of the loaded image and correct the orientation as well. It will also position the cover correctly in the printable area so that all of the image will be printed on the printer.
A cover image can simply be loaded by clicking on the left or right image placeholders. This opens a browse computer dialog to load an image. It is furthermore possible to change the format in a pulldown menu in case the program got or you have decided to print it in a different format. The image will be automatically adjusted to the new cover format.
Once the image has been adjusted and the right cover format has been selected it can be printed on a connected printer. It is possible to print everything on a single page to save paper.
Undercover XP comes with a cover format editor. The format editor can be used to edit, add or delete cover formats to the software program.
This can be very helpful if you want to print covers that are not in a default format that ship with the software. Everything from position to paper tray sizes, printer media types and paper sources can be defined in the format editor.
Undercover XP ships with 25 different languages. It is compatible not only to Windows XP but also to Windows Vista and Windows 2000.
Related posts:
Print Covers using Undercover XPCD And DVD Printing Software DVD Print
Send Print jobs over the Internet
Print Management Software
Make the Print Key do what it says
Display Album Covers With CD Art Display
Print Friendly Removes Uneccessary Elements Before Printing
Print Service Manager
I don’t like Nero products much but I find that the flexibiliy in the Nero Cover Designer is much better. Undercover XP forces the user to print each side on separate pieces of paper where the Nero program allows one so the sheet can be folded. Nero’s also allows freeform text and flexible picture sizing.
Maybe this software could be a comparison to other software, like Nero Cover Designet. But, actually, i often make cover for CD box by my self, with coreldraw. It is more precise and flexible.