NOTE: LightScribe labels are monochrome (grayscale) only. NOTE: To burn a label, you must flip the disc over and place it label-side down in the drive tray. Depending on the labeling software you use, you can create a label before or after you burn the disc content. The label software often can be launched as a separate application that is included with your data burning application suite. To start, you need to run LightScribe-supported labeling software. Refer to for more details on LightScribe.īurning a label with LightScribe is easy. LightScribe discs are identified by the LightScribe logo on the media package. Specially coated LightScribe CDs or DVDs (sold separately at major retail stores or online).
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This is similar to a driver and is usually included with your LightScribe hardware. A list of available software packages is here.ģ. This is often included with your LightScribe-enabled computer or DVD writer.
LightScribe-supported disc-labeling software. LightScribe-enabled computers or writers typically have the LightScribe logo or the word "LightScribe" displayed on the drive tray or computer itself.Ģ. The LightScribe labeling system has no ink to smear, no paper to curl, and no sticky adhesive to cause problems.ġ.Ě LightScribe-enabled DVD drive in your computer or LightScribe-enabled DVD writer. The same drive that burns your data, burns your label.Ī LightScribe-enabled DVD drive uses a laser to burn an image into the coating on the label side of a LightScribe disc. Creating professional-looking discs is easy: burn your disc, flip the disc over, and then burn your label onto the disc. LightScribe is a disc-labeling technology that lets you laser-etch a label directly on your disc.
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