For personal use yeah, I have ecco the dolphin on white label but I want to use it on my PC, so I grabbed the ISO, was gonna lightscribe a disk with it on. I didn't want to virtualize it.
Try identifont.com - you answer some questions on how certain characters look and it predicts which fonts it could be. I got Frutiger Next which looks quite similar.
Not sure about the white discs but the actual Japanese used Dreamcast logo font is called Hanada or something like that.
Well after a little photoshopping, I came up with this (Using Murphysville disk template): then lightscribed it and it came out as this: Not too shabby :thumbsup:
That's just awesome! (@Yakumo, I guess the disc already has a kind of 'orange' tint. At least the most litescribe discs I have look the same)
Ahh the message I got the other day makes more sense now Sorry I couldn't be of use this time Looking good though The only thing I could say though is by the time you had gone through all of the trouble making a GD-R replica you could have got your hands on an actual GD-R to pop in your DC/Set 5.24/whatever to play with hehe but I guess that would defeat the object of your quest. Personally I'm content to let a CD-R look like a CD-R but each to their own
I'd think you of all people know better than to monkey with GD-R burning capable hardware... :thumbsup: Making labels that people can read vs my chicken scratch is a good thing. However those discs were always a tad bit more expensive that I'd have liked; despite that I've made sure to buy lightscribe capable DVD burners just in case I splurged.
To be fair, I got these 10 disks for £1.72, which works out at 17p each, so what 4p more expensive then usual? Not too bad
