Labelflash vs LightScribe DVD/CD Labeling

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Labeling With Labelflash Using Nero

Again though, Nero is the only program that supports Labelflash functionality. The program itself hasn't changed much, only the Disc Label module, which has a Labelflash plug-in, is different. The Labelflash settings are easily identifiable. Printing a blank DVD with the top- quality option takes about 27 minutes, which is comparable to how long it takes to create similar labels with LightScribe. Laser-imprinted discs show greater contrast, but only in the right light. Like a hologram, the sharpness of depth only is noticeable when you move the DVD.

A Spartan user interface of the label designer module.

Graphics are easy to position.

The time remaining indicator is done before printing is actually complete.

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  • JMEngelhart
    You left out one key thing - Lightscribe disks ARE available in other colors. I have a stack in front of me with Blue, Green, Orange , Red and the traditional Gold/Yellow.
    You get real spoiled by them in a hurry and won't go back to writing on your disks.
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  • Do I understand that Flash Lable cannot be used for CDs?
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  • Right!
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