Looking for recommendation for Title Strips, please.

[phillg]

I've added support for the single-column pre-printed title cards now, so that should work too.



Go to options and under "Paper Type", select "Pre-printed 12x1"



Set your paper type correctly!
Because of the length of the strips (they're longer than US Letter paper) I've set the output to be US Legal which is long enough for the 12 strips. When you print, make sure you set the printer's paper size to US Legal otherwise the strips will print the wrong size.

This is my printer's settings. Note that my paper size is set to Legal and I have 'fit to page' turned off (and scale at 100%)



Let me know how you all get on
-Phill

[phillg]

I've created a different thread for this now (rather than continuing to hijack this thread). There's Christmas themes, new options, fonts and more!

juke.studio - tile strip creator

Cheers,
Phill

[jimk]

Phil,

I've been offline for a while, taking care of "Life" and such (as well as putting the finishing touches on my 1452), but I came back today and looked-up this thread....

You, sir, are my Hero right now! I just spent the last half-hour or so loading and printing-up title strips, and tomorrow...tomorrow is "The Big Day" around here, as I'm finally going to install the amplifier and (knock on wood!) start spinning some 45's!

Thank you very, very much for creating this software (program?), and for offering it up online! Not many people would do such a thing in this day and age, and I want you to know that your work is very much appreciated!

Regards,

Jim K

[spetersen]

What are the mini album covers called in the SCH1?, not title strips exactly, where could I find them, other than working in Windows paint?

[Ron Rich]

Hi Scott,
They were called "mini album covers", and / or "facsimiles"-- can you believe that ! Someone used to make them up and offer them for sale--can't recall who--where - sorry-- Ron Rich

[tonyj]

I saw them on Stamann's website :  

www.jukebox-world.de/en/Jukebox-Parts-USA-oxid/Seeburg/Seeburg-Accessories/Miniature-single-cover.html

Issue I see with Stamann's offering is that you get what you get.  That being said, I made a few of my own as an experiment by grabbing some good quality album artwork pictures from sites like Amazon, and resizing them to the correct dimensions using Adobe Photoshop Elements.  Printed them on a color laser on card stock and they looked pretty good. 

[Ron Rich]

Tony,
They look fantastic from here--I don't think I'd attempt to sell them--the music "copyright -- people" can get rather nasty ! Ron Rich

[johnlivo]

I use this Title Strip Creator a lot. Great look and easy to use.

Try it, you will like it!

John in Portland, OR

mikesarcade.com/arcade/titlestrips.html

[johnlivo]

Try this webpage for great Title Strips.

I use it a lot, great look, easy to use.

John in Portland, OR

mikesarcade.com/arcade/titlestrips.html

[phillg]

Another good option John.

I used that before I started this, but I wanted different designs and I wanted a more authentic font like the ones supplied by record vendors in the 60s, which is why I started this project.

As long as you're getting the title strips you like, use the tool that works best for you!

Cheers,
Phill