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LightScribe is an
innovative technology that uses a special disc
drive, special media, and label-making software
to burn labels directly onto CDs and DVDs.
Because the labels are laser-etched—not
printed—there's no ink, no smudging, and no
peeling.
Your labels can be whatever you want them to be.
Create one-of-a-kind designs with your own
photos, text, and artwork using your
label-making software. Or choose from the many
free backgrounds the software provides. You may
also visit LightScribe's Design Center for free
downloadable designs.
Once you create your design, be sure to follow
these three steps:
- Burn your data (music, photos, video, etc.) in
the LightScribe drive.
- When your data burning is complete, open the
drive and flip the disc over.
- Burn your LightScribe label. Remember, the
same drive that burns your data burns your
label, too.
LightScribe was conceived by HP engineer Daryl
Anderson and brought to market through the joint
design efforts of HP's imaging and optical
storage divisions in 2004.
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What you
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You will need 3 things to use LightScribe to label
discs:
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A LightScribe enabled
disc burner
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LightScribe media
(currently in CD-R, DVD+R, DVD-R)
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Software for creating
disc labels (usually comes with the LS enabled
burner, but you can also download a free program
from LightScribe.com called SureThing 4SE). The
latest versions of disc burning software from Nero,
Roxio, and others, have LightScribe capabilities.
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