Lightscribe DVDs.

[flobadob]

I got a Lightscribe DVD rewriter but I can't seem to be able to burn images onto the DVDs that I have, which are from Tesco. Do I have to buy specific Lightscribe DVDs to use this function?

[ChuckFickens]

yes

http://www.amazon.co....refix=lightscribe+dvd

[rojash]

...and frankly, unless you have extreme patience (it takes around 20 minutes to produce the label) and extraordinary eyesight (the label is in dull bronze on bronze with very low contrast), I wouldn't bother.

[flobadob]

Thanks.

[Steve]

To create a LightScribe label in fact 4 things are required:

1: LightScribe Enabled drive
2: LightScribe System Software
3: LightScribe Labeling Software
4: LightScribe Media

1: You have one so that’s a good start…

2: This is ESSENTIAL for your LightScribe set-up to work. Unlike conventional drive capabilities LightScribe labeling requires something that no operating system has as standard...

And that is LightScribe System Software.

The good news is it is a FREE download the link to get it is:

http://download.light...Update_1.18.12.1_.exe

Download and install this once you have attached your new drive.

3: LightScribe Labeling Software

You can use the FREE labeling software once again at LightScribe.com (Template Labeler) or purchase dedicated LightScribe software.

Take a look at the video I have made on how you can adapt the LightScribe Template Labeler to use any images and text you want…

4: LightScribe Media

As mentioned, you need LightScribe Media, the specially coated LightScribe DVDs or CDs. Tesco doesn’t sell them – Use eBay or Amazon they are cheaper than PC World or Staples.

Finally, If you wish to read up some more on LightScribe labeling please download my FREE eBook:

7 Steps to LightScribe Success - from: http://www.LightScribeWorld.com

I wish you ever success with LightScribe.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtwrS2bmVWw

Create any Label you want with LightScribe Template Labeler