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Introduction

What you'll need

Burn labels onto disc

Use LightScribe your way

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Introduction

Forget markers and adhesives. With this innovative technology, it's easy to make affordable, silkscreen-quality disc labels without a printer. LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling technology burns labels directly onto your CDs and DVDs with laser-etched precision, using the same disc drive that burns your data.

Your discs will be adorned with attractive gray-scale images similar to black-and-white photography. And now you can take your creativity and individuality one step further with a new spectrum of colored-background LightScribe CDs!

What you'll need

LightScribe is a complete system that enables you to burn labels directly onto discs. Three elements of the LightScribe system work together to make precise, high-quality labels:

Hardware* — LightScribe-enabled optical disc drive
Software* — LightScribe-supported software applications
Media* — LightScribe-specific discs with a thin dye coating

*Note: The LightScribe-enabled DVD drive and software come pre-installed on certain HP PCs, while LightScribe media is sold separately.

Burn labels onto disc

Burn — Capture a music mix, digital video, or photo archive. Burn the data to CD or DVD.
Flip — Turn the disc over.
Burn — From your LightScribe labeling software, load a standard or custom background and complete your label with text.

Use LightScribe your way

No matter what kind of digital content you’re working with, LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling technology can help you capture, store, and share your data with style and ease.

Professionals can back up client and project data and then make bold, clear labels for categorizing and easy organization.
Music lovers can burn songs to CD and embellish discs with customized labels featuring track listings or personal photos.
Video enthusiasts, filmmakers, and photographers can archive and distribute footage using pro-quality labels with a creative finishing touch.