Create your personal Disc labels with LightScribe

"With digital photography as a hobby, I am often hired by family, friends, and even my company to make photo shoots of special occasions.

Since I purchased a Lite-On LightScribe drive, I always create professional looking labels for my discs that really fit the theme of the occasion before I present them for remembrance. Everyone loves them, as the labels look very good. At home I use LightScribe to create labels for my personal photo and video collection.

Creased labels and smudged markers are a thing of the past and the possibilities with this great new technology are virtually endless and that is what I like. That is why I choose for a LightScribe drive from Lite-On!"

 If you are looking for an efficient way to create personal and professional looking label a LightScribe drive from Lite-On may be just the thing for you.

Go to LightScribe models

LightScribe is a new technology that uses laser etching to 'draw' high quality images on the topside of the disc, creating the ultimate professional finish. It combines the CD or DVD drive of your computer with specially coated discs and enhanced disc-burning software. Smudged marker pens and peeling labels are a thing of the past. With LightScribe, your disc is your label!

You can burn precise, silk-screen quality labels with no-hassle while expressing your own style and perspective. Your labels can be whatever you want them to be. The only limitation is your creativity. Create one-of-a-kind designs with your own photos, text, and artwork using your label-making software. Then burn your labels directly to CD or DVD using the same drive that burns your data.

After finishing your design, you burn your label in three simple steps:

• Burn your data (music, photos, video, etc.) with your LightScribe drive.

• Open the drive and flip the disc over.

• Burn your LightScribe label using the same drive.

It is as simple as Burn-Flip-Burn!

LightScribe technology offers many benefits for both personal and professional users:

It looks good and extremely professional!

LightScribe offers a no-hassle way to burn precise, silk-screen quality labels that express each person's unique style and perspective

There is no need to buy expensive hardware or expensive color ink!

Unlike printing directly on a disc using an inkjet printer, LightScribe technology is embedded in your PC. You get ultimate labeling ease and flexibility, with true laser quality.

Kiss those unprofessional looking and messy markers goodbye!

Markers are fast and easy in labeling discs, but you are limited to info that fits the disc surface. In addition, it is hard to edit and fix your labels. LightScribe offers the opportunity to put rich and detailed content on your label.

Safe compatibility with other disc players!

Unlike adhesive labels, LightScribe labels will not peel off in your disc drive. This eliminates the risks of the label causing disc imbalance, jamming or damaging other players.

LightScribe enables every user to be creative and secure when labeling: photos, home videos, games, and personal files

LightScribe will impress everyone who will receive or will get from the office shelves your discs with: company presentations, back-ups, archival data, and sharing information.

Ready. Get set. Burn. No hassle with LightScribe. The software, your LightScribe enabled DVD re-writer and discs work together to burn CD and DVD labels when and where you want.

1. Hardware: Lite-On LightScribe enabled DVD re-writers can print labels on LightScribe media using the drive's existing laser. There's no need to buy additional hardware for your label-printing needs.

2. Software: LightScribe-licensed software applications allow consumers to create simple or elaborate label designs. Lite-On LightScribe enabled DVD re-writers come standard with Nero Cover Designer, so you can start immediately with creating your own disc labels.

3. Media: LightScribe media have a special thin dye coating on the label side of the disc. This coating absorbs laser light, which triggers a chemical reaction in the dye coating which shows up on your disc, giving you a silk-screen reproduction of your artwork, text or photos. You can find LightScribe media from all your favorite media manufacturers. Just look for the LightScribe logo!