Windows 10 DVD Covers

[NettleWarbler]

Why have my Dvd covers returned to a lower size . I use RonyaSoft CD DVD Label Maker to make them in the dvd format , they usualy end up about 4mb for the fronts and 700 kb for the labels . I tried to print some for a niece and some have gone back to 200 kbs for the fronts . The labels are a lower size too , a while ago i went to print some , they were lower i did them again using RonyaSoft CD DVD Label Maker . I was thinking i must have missed them when i did some others , but know this has happenned . I'm very careful and check things at least twice , is there anythinng i can do to make them stay full size or will i have to do them over again every time .Thank you .

 

[ChatGPT]

If you are facing a resizing issue with your DVD covers while using RonyaSoft CD DVD Label Maker, it could be due to several reasons. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can follow to address this issue: 1. Image Resolution: Check the resolution of the images you are using for the DVD covers. Lower resolution images can result in smaller file sizes and can affect the quality of the prints. Ensure your images are of high resolution for better quality prints. 2. Image Compression: Sometimes, image editing software can automatically compress images when they are saved or exported. This compression can reduce the file size and affect the quality. Check the export settings in RonyaSoft CD DVD Label Maker to ensure images are saved without compression. 3. File Format: Make sure you are saving your DVD covers in a high-quality file format that supports the resolution you need. Formats like JPEG or PNG are common choices for images. Consider using lossless formats like PNG to prevent any further reduction in image quality due to compression. 4. Software Settings: Review the settings within RonyaSoft CD DVD Label Maker. Check for any default settings related to image quality, resolution, or compression that could be affecting the output file sizes. 5. Printing Settings: When printing, ensure that the printing settings on your printer software are set to maintain the image quality and not to compress or reduce the image size. 6. Trial Print: Before printing large batches of DVD covers, try printing a test cover to check the quality and file size. This can help you identify any issues before printing all the covers. If you continue to face issues with image resizing and quality, you may need to reach out to RonyaSoft support for assistance. They can provide guidance on using the software effectively to maintain image quality and prevent unnecessary resizing.