Nero receives Lightscribe certification!
Nero sent out a press release this morning, announcing that Nero 6 will be getting support for LightScribe's Direct Disc Labeling technology. In case you've been living in a cave for the last year, this technology lets you burn images and text to the top of a CD or DVD.
Nero, leaders in digital media technology, announced today that it has partnered with LightScribe to bring the Direct Disc Labeling technology to Nero’s vast community of users. With this recent certification, LightScribe and Nero 6 allow the user to take control of the entire digital media creation process from start to finish.
LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling is a new technology that offers consumers and businesses a simple, no-hassle way to burn professional, silkscreen-quality labels on their CDs and DVDs. Using the same laser that burns data in their disc drives, users burn their data as always, flip the disc over, reinsert it into the drive and burn a precise, iridescent label with their desired text and graphics using the same laser that burns the data – no printer, permanent marker or adhesive labeling is required.
According to Nero, a version of Nero 6 Reloaded with support for LightScribe should be available by the end of next week.
Nero sent out a press release this morning, announcing that Nero 6 will be getting support for LightScribe's Direct Disc Labeling technology. In case you've been living in a cave for the last year, this technology lets you burn images and text to the top of a CD or DVD.
Nero, leaders in digital media technology, announced today that it has partnered with LightScribe to bring the Direct Disc Labeling technology to Nero’s vast community of users. With this recent certification, LightScribe and Nero 6 allow the user to take control of the entire digital media creation process from start to finish.
LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling is a new technology that offers consumers and businesses a simple, no-hassle way to burn professional, silkscreen-quality labels on their CDs and DVDs. Using the same laser that burns data in their disc drives, users burn their data as always, flip the disc over, reinsert it into the drive and burn a precise, iridescent label with their desired text and graphics using the same laser that burns the data – no printer, permanent marker or adhesive labeling is required.
According to Nero, a version of Nero 6 Reloaded with support for LightScribe should be available by the end of next week.
