In article XnsA8E41F10ACFC4HT1@
327UTw9cy7BRF0x8KJtp88y7HZ.bV.JFNKkp5Ia5k7q54, says...

"J. P. Gilliver (John)"
Tue, 15 May 2018 12:34:34 GMT in
alt.windows7.general, wrote:

Although I made sure it had lightscribe ability when I bought the
(external) drive, I've never actually had any such discs.

Hmm. All of my burners are lightscribe capable. I've used the feature
one time with one of them...While it was cool enough I suppose, the
time and funny smell from doing it wasn't worth it in the long run to
me. I'll just stick to a sharpie.


I made a little music cd of myself playing guitar. Lghtscribe was nice
for giving friends a copy as it made disk look very professionally done.
I think with the lables they're obviously a label and therefore not so
nice. I used software called SureThing CD Labeler to do it. Worked fine
but it's not free.

Burn music in uder 5 minutes, turn disk over and burn label/image takes
more like 20 min. but it comes out looking like you expect and is more
or less permanent.