[Dixielandjazz] Re: HP Lightscribe CD Writer

[Kay Spencer]

Art & all,   I use a HP laptop that has a Lightscribe drive.  It uses a special CD that costs more than the standard CDs.  So far I am not finding the graphics as flexible as what is available to print on a stick-on label.  (Of course that could be a user problem, not a limitation on the equipment.(g))  The biggest challenge is that I can copy the tunes from itunes to the CD in about 5 minutes or so, BUT the lightscribe label  process takes about 15 minutes to etch.  Not a big deal if you doing one CD only, but if you are trying to make several copies, it is not practical. 
   
  Kay 

Artwoo at aol.com wrote:
  Hi: Hp makes a CD writer with the Lightscribe feature:

_http://h71036.www7.hp.com/hho/cache/315120-0-0-225-121.html_ 
(http://h71036.www7.hp.com/hho/cache/315120-0-0-225-121.html) 

This will imprint a laser design on a specially designed CD. I haven't tried 
it, but next time I upgrade, I am tempted to buy this CD writer.
Ocassionally paper labels do get slightly wrinkled and stick in my car CD 
player, so I prefer to use a marking pen. 
Regards,
Art Wood

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Kay Spencer