My dad does that with his cd's on a printer! Well something like that! It rocks!

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XGamer what ur dad does is not LightScribe, it is printing directly on the labelling side of a printable CD/DVD with a CD/DVD Print Capable Inkjet Printers.

LightScribe is Done with a LightScribe enabled CD/DVD Drive

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Wow that maybe be good technology.
It sounds attractive to me.

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lol, yes, its quite a good technology

my bro was gonna buy it but for some reason he did not

i think you need those kinda cds or dvds that have no imprint on the surface for this to work properly and they are not available in the place i live, so this not for me........

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For Indians,

In India HP is providing LightScribe Drives through its dealers.

LightScribe Media is at present provided by MoserBaer, Verbatim and HP.

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I tried LightScribe but ended up switching to the DiscPainter disc labeling devise. This stand alone labeler print full color images directly to any printable disc media. The software is easy to navigate and it prints 600 dpi images in 1 minute and 1200 dpi images in 3 minutes. This is the only disc labeling device/system I have ever used that works simply without the many drawbacks and limitations of other methods.

-DJ Jazz

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