No printing on CD's/DVD's (Epson Stylus Photo R200)

Unfortunately it seems that I cannot print on CD's/DVD's anymore since I have installed Snow Leopard.
I am using the Epson Stylus Photo R200 which was no problem with Tiger or Leopard.
When using the Epson Print CD program I am getting the error message that the driver for this purpose is not installed.
I have connected the printer via USB directly to my Mac Pro, then checked the website of epson. Unfortunately they have only older drivers. Never the less I tried it with them. Same problem. The I installed all epson drivers from the Snow Leopard download page again. Same problem.
Tried it in Windows XP (Parallels). Same problem. Very bad.
What can I do?
Thanks in advance
Thorge

I don't know if this helps, but I've always had problems printing wireless with my Epson Photo Printer 580. I am now able to print CDs wireless by going to Epson's North America site and downloading the EPson Print CD v2.0 as well as as the common updater.

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I cannot get my MacBook Pro to print wireless to either one of my printers and I haven't tried to connect the laptop to them. The HP 1320 doesn't show up in the 'Add Printer' dialogue box. The Epson printer shows up in the print dialogue box but there's an icon in front of the name that looks like an electrical plug. The print queue dialogue box says the printer is offline (the printer is, indeed, turned on). After reading several threads I installed the hpijs software to no avail. I also upgraded the Epson printer drivers from Apple support - again, no-go.
I also tried to install (or reinstall) the MacOSXServerUpdCombo10.6.6.pkg. I got a message saying that I didn't have the right kind of computer for this. (say what?)
My desktop is a PowerMac G5 with the Duel 2 GHz PowerPC G5 Processor. It's running 10.5.8.
Is there other information I should supply? I'll admit that I'm not terribly techy and will appreciate any and all help possible.
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This leads me question two of the three assumptions listed and I don't know how to answer them:
How do I know if the HP 1320 is correctly configured for the wireless network router?
If I read your original post correctly, you've used the HP on the network wirelessly before. The problem came when you upgraded your OS X to a newer version.
The HP printer should STILL be configured correctly for the WiFi router. The HP-printer-to-WiFi-network-router configuration did not change when you installed new OS software on the computer.
It might help to think of it as installing a wireless extension phone in your house. Your phone number didn't change. Your house address didn't change. You've just added a wireless extension phone to what is already in place.
How do I know if my Mac (which Mac the desktop or the laptop?) can still connect wirelessly to the network? (The laptop picks up wifi - is that the indication that it connects?)
Can you connect to the internet with your laptop wirelessly? If you can, that (95% probability) means that you're successfully connecting to the network that includes your HP printer. (The 5% occurrence is if you're actually connecting wirelessly to someone else's network, perhaps a neighbor with an unsecured WiFi network).
Moving on - where do I find the printer's IP address?
I tried to answer it in #5 of my original post, but I didn't realize the HP JetDirect interface had a separate button on it.
So, paraphrasing again from HP...
Plug the printer into a power outlet and turn the power on the printer.
Wait a few minutes and then *print a network configuration page by pressing the black button on the network card on the back of the printer*.
If the IP address on the network configuration page is 0.0.0.0, then wait a few minutes and repeat step c. Do this until the IP address is not 0.0.0.0. The printer will have an automatic IP address (Auto IP) which should look like 169.254.x.y , where x and y can be any number between 0 and 255.
It came from this HP support page: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&task Id=115&prodSeriesId=410622&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=410622&objectID=c004852 63
If and when I get to step 9 - will this list be displayed after I enter the printer's IP address?
Hopefully, yes!
Also - after I installed the hpijs driver and the HPPrinter Driver I can't find them within the Applications folder or anywhere else. Where should I find them? Would it be a good idea to move them into the Applications folder?
The HP-ij-s driver is PROBABLY for inkjet printers and is not needed. It doesn't take up much space, so it's probably not worth worrying about at this point. The needed drivers SHOULD already be available as part of the OS X installation you already did, and you shouldn't need anything additional.
Just opening System Preferences, Hardware, Printer & Fax and trying to add the HP printer (once you have the IP address) should be all you'd need at this point.
Is there anything I should be aware of in conjunction with my desktop computer (PowerMac G5 - 10.5.1)?
Sorry, I don't think I can help you with the desktop PowerMac G5. If that configuration did not change, then it should still work.
Thanks for all of your help. I don't know what I would do otherwise.
No problem. It's not fast or immediate, but in my experience (since 2007) eventually almost every question posted here in Apple Discussions gets a correct, useful answer!

Belkin Print Server support for Epson Stylus photo R200

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FIX for EPSON Print CD V2.02 - EPSON Stylus Photo R200 - MAC OS 10.5.9

I thought I'd post this ridiculously long info sheet on what finally got my R200 to work with EPSON Print CD and 10.5.8 just in case it might help someone else BEFORE they spend days searching for a solution.
Check the printer driver information in System Preferences, Print & Fax. If it says anything other than EPSON SP R200 Series, you’ve likely located the problem. My system showed the Gutenprint v5.1.3 and /or CUPS/+GIMP... I originally replaced the Gutenprint driver file with the CUPS... file thinking this would solve the Gutenprint driver problem. But, as I continued to look into what was going on, I think I found out that both driver files are actually considered Gutenprint driver files.
1. Select the hard drive where the operating system is located.
2. Select Library/Printers.
3. Select the Epson folder and delete it and then Empty Trash to make sure it’s gone.
4. Select Library/Preferences.
5. Select the Epson folder and delete any files that are there.
(Steps 4 & 5 might not be necessary, but I’m listing everything that I did.)
6. In System Preferences, select Printers and Fax. Control click in listing area and select Reset Printers.
7. Load the Leopard Installation CD and select Optional Installation.
8. Select Printers and select Epson. This will reload the printer drivers for all the EPSON printers that are included on the install CD.
9. Go back to the System Preferences, Printers and Fax window. Click on the + sign to add a printer.
10. There will likely be a listing with Printer Name as EPSON Stylus Photo R200, Kind as USB.
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Note: **Working within the Print & Fax app seems to be key to getting the settings corrected.** Someone else pointed out that they also found this necessary. However, I couldn’t get the proper “Print Using:” option to appear until I cleaned out the Library/Printers/Epson folder, “Reset Printers”, and reloaded the EPSON printer drivers from the Leopard installation CD.
I had previously done the “Reset Printers” and reloaded the printer files, but as was advised against in the post I mentioned, I selected the “More Printers” option. That’s where I found the EPSON Stylus Photo R200 listed with the CUPS+Gimp ... and the Gutenprint driver listing options. Selecting what appeared to be the Gutenprint alternate printer driver didn’t help at all. I’m not sure if the EPSON SP R200 driver file was missing from the original listing of printer drivers or if I just missed it. I certainly would have looked for it if I had known it was the one that’s needed.
12. Open the EPSON Print CD V2.02 app. Although I had already installed the Easy Print update, I got a message saying that the application needed the update to work. So, I reinstalled the Easy Print update.
13. After reinstalling the Easy Print update, I reselected Update Printer Information. Much to my amazement, I got a message and a progress indicator showing the Printer Information was being updated to reflect the EPSON Stylus Photo R200 printer.
14. When the Update Printer Information process had completed, I clicked on Print and suddenly found that I was able to choose Select Printer and pick the EPSON Stylus Photo R200 and CD/DVD wondrously appeared in the Media Type.
After this point, all the other instructions that are provided from EPSON seemed to work just fine.
Hopefully, there’s enough information in here somewhere that people with other operating systems and printers might at least be able to get a clue . . .

I dug around on the Epson site and found this which seemed to address the exact problem so they obviously know about it. Unfortunately even these rather drastic steps failed to solve the issue for me.
http://www.epson.co.uk/Printers-and-All-In-Ones/Inkjet/Epson-Stylus-Photo-2100/D rivers-Support?target=article&extn=.html&articleId=3798

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There are hundreds of posts on the issue of reverting to Tiger from Leopard, many quite detailed. So many things are changed from upgrading from one to the other that what you attempted (unless you completely wiped the drive and all your data) has always proven disastrous, which is why I highly recommended against it after reading hundreds of horror stories here.
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I have just upgraded my work Mac (G5 Dual 2ghz PowerPC running OSX 10.5.4 and 6gb Ram) to CS3. Brilliant, except when I came to print out a presentation for a client, it keeps crashing illustrator. It always happens when I try and print to my Epson Stylus Photo 2100 using 'Emulate Adobe Illustrator 6.0' colour settings. We have previously be using 'Emulate Adobe Illustrator 6.0' colour settings (as this gets a pretty true colour representation out of our CMYK printer). All the other settings work fine, but lacks the rich colour of the emulated setting. I don't seem to be able to get even close by adjusting the setting in the colour settings panel.
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Print quality on Epson Stylus Photo R800

Hi...
I'm using Lightroom 3.6 and an Epson Stylus Photo R800. This printer is capable of printing very high quality pictures, as I know by using it for almost 5 years.
I have bought Lightroom about 6 month ago. I have tried anything I can think off to get those fabulus pictures out of my Epson printer. I alterd color managment settings, changed print resolutions, downloaded new printerdriver, ... Nothing works. Print quality when printing from Lightroom is very poor. Bad colors (dark), stripes over the whole image, it looks like nothing realy.
One of the things that I noticed is that the maximum resolution for printing in LR is 720 ppi. My Epson is capable of 1550 ppi.
I see a lot of discussion going about print quality with lightroom... I think however this is a more basic problem. My print qualiti is realy very very bad...
Does anyone have similar problems or (even better) a hint to a solution?
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Sorry for calling you 'Frank' Frans...
Vriendelijke groet,
Erik Henken.
Op 3 jan. 2012 om 20:23 heeft "c.frans w" <[email protected]> het volgende geschreven:
Re: Print quality on Epson Stylus Photo R800
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I would shine some light on your remark:
One of the things that I noticed is that the maximum resolution for printing in LR is 720 ppi. My Epson is capable of 1550 ppi.
I see a lot of discussion going about print quality with lightroom...
My name is :
Frans
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How can I remove vertical lines when printing from Aperture 3.2.2 to Epson Stylus Photo RX690?

I have been generally quite happy with my access to and use of Aperture 3.2.2 (recently purchased) for import and manipulation of photos and movies, etc.I am using Aperture on a MacBook Pro OSX 10.6.8.
However I have been unable to print high quality images on Epson premium glossy, glossy or matt paper on my Epson Stylus Photo RX690.
High quality prints on screen show perfectly in preview, but all prints come out with good and accurate colours, but a series of vertical lines or bands of lines across the photo print.
Using the Aperture Manual I have checked my settings in Aperture for the printer, for colour and quality of paper etc and they all seem to be correct.
The Epson Printer is networked with a Toshiba (Vista) laptop which prints perfect results from Picasa and Photoshop with fine colour and no markings.
I would appreciate any help please.
Cam Opie

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And my email signature disappeared. Can't get that back either.
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Well, you picked the very hardest way to do it, and as time goes on, you will probably discover many other things wrong with your system as well. You CANNOT go back to Tiger from Leopard via an archive and install; you have to wipe the drive and start over from scratch, and then transfer all your data over from a backup and reinstall most, if not all, of your applications so the right elements are in the right places. Even so you'll never get your system exactly back to where it was, unless you had a perfect bootable Tiger backup (via SuperDuper) and merely restored from that. Obviously whatever Leopard element that killed your printing capability is still on your frankenstein system of BOTH Tiger and Leopard parts.
There are hundreds of posts on the issue of reverting to Tiger from Leopard, many quite detailed. So many things are changed from upgrading from one to the other that what you attempted (unless you completely wiped the drive and all your data) has always proven disastrous, which is why I highly recommended against it after reading hundreds of horror stories here.
I suggest doing a search at downgrading from Leopard to Tiger, following those instructions if you can, and making the best of it. You'll find that springing the $200 for an external drive would have been a much better and easier solution, because it can come in very handy if you ever need to do any maintenance on your internal hard drive, or if some update or problems kill your internal drive and you can't even boot the system. Not to mention sooner or later always needing more storage capability, and even a drive for reliable backups.
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After the driver update 2.7 released by Apple I can not print on my Epson Stylus Photo RX650. Epson tells me it is apple's fault

After the driver update 2.7 released by Apple I can not print on my Epson Stylus Photo RX650. Epson tells me it is apple's fault.
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The driver update 2.7 was released by Apple. The driver released by Epson is available for download from the Epson Australia web site. It is the Apple update driver download that has caused the problem.

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After selecting Show Completed Jobs from the main menu (Jobs > Hide/Show Completed Jobs) I am presented with a status list of print jobs (a.k.a. "print queue") that are either marked as "Completed", "Cancelled", "On Hold", "Printing" etc. Each and every time I print an item it is added to this list.
I simply want to clear this list.
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So how on earth do I clear the old (and, to me, useless) jobs listed in this print queue?
I know this isn't apple software but seeking help on the EPSON sites (and the rest of the net) has led me nowhere.
Many many thanks in advance if anyone can suggest anything!
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Hardware:
Model Identifier: MacBookPro5,1
Boot ROM Version: MBP51.007E.B05
SMC Version (system): 1.33f8
Running: OS X 10.5.8
Problem App: EPSON Stylus Photo 1290.app, version 6.0.3
Queue name: EPSONStylus_Photo1290
Host name: localhost
Driver version: 3.09 (confirmed as latest)
URL: usb://EPSON/Stylus%20Photo%201290?serial=WORLL0112061542320
Have print log files been cleared: Yes (using MacPilot)
Have print preferences been trashed/reset: Yes (all that I could find)
When did this problem start: not sure, I first noticed it several months after first using it on my MBP 10.5.x

Hmmmm. Doesn't look like I can edit my post. Okay.......
Contrary to what I've said above, this IS an Apple issue as the problem lies in the Print Queue, which is part of the OS.
The "fix" is to go System Preferences > Print & Fax and then delete the 1290 from the list of printers.
When the 1290 printer is re-added its print queue is now empty AND the Delete button does as it is supposed to do - it deletes items from the queue list.
Hooray!

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This post describes my problem, but I couldn't reply since it has been archived:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=7882399&#7882399
I am having the same issue with an Epson Stylus Photo RX680 and their Bluetooth Photo Print Adapter 2. I go to System Preferences -> Bluetooth -> Set Up New Device, click Continue, select Printer, and click Continue. At this point, the Bluetooth Setup Assistant sends me to the Print & Fax System Preferences window. I can add the printer under the Bluetooth heading. It finds the drivers and adds the printer to my printers list, but a test page (or anything else) won't print. The job is added to the queue, but it stops trying to print after a few seconds. If I go to the Bluetooth System Preferences, I can see the printer listed (for a while), and I notice that it is connected but not paired.
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I have also tried enabling and disabling Bluetooth sharing, and this does not seem to have an effect, whether "require pairing" is checked or not. Isn't there some place where I can choose "Pair this device" once it has been discovered? I find it strange that I can connect to it but have no option to pair afterward (at least that I can find). To make the matter more complicated, the printer disappears from the device list in the Bluetooth System Preferences after about 30 seconds, so I have to remove the printer and reinstall it in order to see the it in the list again.
I am able to print to this printer using bluetooth from a Windows XP machine, so I don't think that there is a problem with the adapter. I am also able to print to this printer using USB, so I don't think that there is a driver problem. I believe (though I certainly could be wrong) that the issue is that the device is not paired. Can anybody help?
Thank you.
-Kyle

I was trying to find a way to use the Epson drivers because the Gutenprint drivers don't support duplexing or feeding out of the front tray on this printer, but at least this got bluetooth printing working. I downloaded the latest Gutenprint drivers (5.2.2), ran the uninstall program first to get rid of the old drivers, and then installed the new ones. I added the printer through the bluetooth heading in the Add Printer dialog, and I selected the RX680 Gutenprint driver (which was not available with the default OS X 10.5.5 installation). Once again, the printer showed up as connected but not paired in the Bluetooth System Preferences, and it disappeared from the device list after a few seconds, but printing works now. The print quality for this printer is much improved by the new drivers as well.
Bluetooth setup is mentioned in the user documentation. It's kind of a joke:
Macintosh computer: Double-click Bluetooth File Exchange in your Utilities folder and follow the on-screen instructions.
That's it. I have been disappointed with this printer on a number of occasions. If you are going to connect directly through USB, then it's probably fine. If you want to use any form of network connectivity, you had better be running Windows on any machine involved.
I'll talk with Epson support to see if I can get any further with their drivers. Since it's supposed to work, I'd like to see if I can get it to happen. Otherwise, I'll return the adapter and share the printer through a spare desktop.

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