There is also a thumbnail viewer that lets you drag and drop photos or images on the label. You can add custom text, or use the "Read CD" button to automatically import You are presented with an easy to use interface. After installing and starting AudioLabel, If you have all the basic components listed above, then you're ready to start labeling. The AudioLabel designer software can be downloaded at:Ĭreating LightScribe labels with AudioLabel: Aside from LightScribe discs, AudioLabel includes templates to print front and back covers for CD, DVD, and Blu-ray cases. It's easy to add images, photos, and backgrounds that fit perfectly AudioLabelĬan automatically find your album information (artist, title, track list) and fill out the label for you. Label Design Software - If you need to create a cool design with images and text then AudioLabel LightScribe Label Software is the best choice. If your computer does not have the LightScribe System Software, you can download the latest version here: Most computers with a LightScribe drive already have this software pre-installed. LightScribe System Software (LSS) - This is free software from Hewlett Packard and it acts just like a print driver. (gold, blue, green, orange, yellow, and red).ģ. The LightScribe discs are available in CD and DVD format and come in 6 different background colors Only LightScribeĭiscs will work so you cannot use a standard CD-R or DVD-R. LightScribe CD or DVD media - LightScribe CDs and DVDs have a special coating on the label side that reacts with the laser in your drive. A LightScribe logo will appear on the outside of the drive or somewhere on your computer as shown below (© 2004 Hewlett Packard).Ģ. A LightScribe enabled CD/DVD drive - These drives were shipped with most HP desktop and laptop computers, and can also be bought separatelyĮither as an internal or external drive. What you need to create a LightScribe label:ġ. When you're ready to label a disc, simply put the disc in the LightScribe drive (label side down) and run the AudioLabel Labeler software. The same laser that burns a CD and DVD is used to laser-etch a LightScribe design.
This groundbreaking technology was the first to produce disc labels The LightScribe labeling technology was developed by HP (Hewlett Packard) and released in 2004. The laser produces a high quality image which appears in gray-scale with a choice of 6 different background colors (shown on the right). There is no printer involved, so you get ink free labels that will not smudge, wear off, or peal. With LightScribe technology, your label design is laser-etched directly
LightScribe is a simple and efficient way to label your CDs and DVDs.
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