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CD Label .psd and .ec3

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Here is a .psd for you Photoshop users, and also an .ec3 file for you Epson R200/R300/R320 owners with Epson Print CD. The Photoshop file is 1000x1000 pixels @ 300dpi. DVD Cover is 3240x2175 @ 300dpi.

Sneak Peak Cover:

xpsp2.jpg

Sneak Peak Cover Rear:

cdback.jpg

EDIT: Sneak Peak Label:

cdlabel.jpg

EDIT: Sneak Peak XP Home OEM Label:

xphomeoem.jpg

EDIT: Sneak Peak DVD Cover:

dvdcover.jpg

CD Cover: xpsp2.zip - 972KB

EDIT CD Cover Rear: cdback.zip - 155KB

Epson Print CD File: xpsp2ec3.zip - 419KB

EDIT: CD Label: cdlabel.zip - 690KB

EDIT: CD Label (XP HOME OEM): xphomeoem.zip - 1.72MB

EDIT: DVD Cover .jpg: dvdcoverlarge.zip - 2.24MB

EDIT: DVD Cover .psd: dvdtemplate.zip - 7.34MB

Edited by TheRealMethusela


I'm getting a 404 file not found error on the PSD file, but the ec3 file works.

<edited not 30 seconds later...>

Well you fixed that fast.

lol i didn't talked about the typo thing .. i meant ,, for what do u making a cd cover? seems usless to me ;)

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O I C... well, I like my CD's to look nice so I use an Epson R200 with Epson Print CD and some Ink Jet Printable Disks... some people do that, others just use a Sharpie®

Oh, well :P

what about a cd cover? are you going to make any to match your cd label? :)

something similar to the cd cover, energy bliss with a plain white and black text.

like an updated "sp2 cd".

just suggestions :P

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