Will these work with lightscribe? Thanks
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I honestly don't know. But the quality of these CDs is excellent, in general.
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Sorry, I don't know what "lightscribe" is. However, we haven't had any issues with these cd's at at all!The sound quality is excellent!
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No. The white ones can be printed on though. You have to buy disks that say lightscribe on the package.
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You can buy external or internal lightscribes on Amazon. Good luck. I love mine. I make my own mixed CD s and design labels for them.
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comes with cables and software worked great for extra templates just go to lightscribe.com and download
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Yes - this would all you to do lightscribe - that is the main use of this model - It will work on your Windows 7 operating system -
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The only machines that I would think that might have an issue would be the Apple machines, but, I suspect that they, too, would not have a problem. Being a USB device makes it, virtually, universal in application. I'm using one in conjunction to the unit installed in my HP laptop, which is also Lightscribe. You will of course need to obtain the Lightscribe software, if you don't already have it, in order to utilize the Lightscribe function. You can obtain it at various sites for downloading. The old Lightscribe.com site is no longer in use, but, the software (most of it) is still available, and updated, from various other sites. The only machines that I would think that might have an issue would be the Apple machines, but, I suspect that they, too, would not have a problem. Being a USB device makes it, virtually, universal in application. I'm using one in conjunction to the unit installed in my HP laptop, which is also Lightscribe. You will of course need to obtain the Lightscribe software, if you don't already have it, in order to utilize the Lightscribe function. You can obtain it at various sites for downloading. The old Lightscribe.com site is no longer in use, but, the software (most of it) is still available,... » Read More The only machines that I would think that might have an issue would be the Apple machines, but, I suspect that they, too, would not have a problem. Being a USB device makes it, virtually, universal in application. I'm using one in conjunction to the unit installed in my HP laptop, which is also Lightscribe. You will of course need to obtain the Lightscribe software, if you don't already have it, in order to utilize the Lightscribe function. You can obtain it at various sites for downloading. The old Lightscribe.com site is no longer in use, but, the software (most of it) is still available, and updated, from various other sites. « Show Less
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I think for the price it's worth the risk of it not working to your expectations. It met mine just fine. I see no reason why it would not be compatible with your system as long as you have SATA connections, and burning speed would be affected by your system's ability. If you want lightscribe search for it, but be prepared to pay the price.
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Yes you can use this lightscribe drive with any pc with usb ports.....you should know that it can take up to 20 minutes to print a label on your lightscribe CD......a faster option could be an internal lightscribe drive...
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I installed this in Windows 7 with no problems. As you were previously advised-Go to LightScribe and download their software and I would suggest buying Sure Thing Disc Labeler 6 software.
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Yes it works well with lightscribe but depending on the a art work you choose to burn, it can be time consuming. I have Windows 7 so this drive was plug and play. I prefer HP cds and dvds.
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On my Win7Pro machine, Windows did not recognize this as a LightScribe device. (And it is even an HP computer.) But, from the CD that came with the device, I loaded the drivers/Nero application and all is good. (I may have upgraded to newer versions of those, but I don't think so.)
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You have to install the Lightscribe Software separately. The Software is no longer supported so you have to search for it on the Internet. I got a copy from http://www.pawtec.com/lightscribe/#windowsinstall. You need to install "Lightscribe System Software". In addition one of either "Lightscribe Simple Labeler" or "Lightscribe Template Labeler".
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It should work. I have mine attached to the USB connector on my Vista laptop. I loaded the intstall CD and it works fine. Including the Lightscribe function. You may have to plug in both cables depending on how much 5 volt power your USB connections can handle.There should be a free download on the LG website for this unit. Try that.
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I dont know. Lightscribe uses specially coated recordable CD and DVD media for its back etching. I would consult HP on this to see if it cab be used or, purchase a small amount of these like a 20-pack or something and try it out.
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Well, this burner will work on almost all desktops. It will work as long as your PC supports SATA, as this is a SATA drive. This burner does not support lightscribe, but it will burn normal DVD and CD. This is a 24x drive, so I guess burning at 2.4x won't be a problem.
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I have never used the Lightscibe feature, but my recollection is that Lightscribe is part of the software that comes with the drive. Of course, you have to have Lightscribe enabled DVDs to use this feature.
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I have no idea as I never tryed to burn a lightscribe disc, I used it on a PC now I only use Mac's and it won't work on a Mac.
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You have to download the software from an HP sponsored site now. They bought the company. You should be able to google it. The original Lightscribe site does not work anymore.