Lightscribe lable software

Need help with LightScribe? Just starting out with LightScribe? Been using LightScribe for a while? Need extra help? So if you want feature rich labeling software, and are using Win 10 or 11, then this software is for you.

For more information click the button below. Click Here to Learn More. Over the years many people who have used the LightScribe Template Labeler have asked me if there was a way in which the program could be used to create labels from scratch without relying on one of the templates provided…. Also in addition to regular LightScribe Template Labeler users, people who have bought LightScribe Duplicator s have also asked if there is any software they could use other than the Template Labeler because it was insufficient for their needs….

Back in having been asked these questions many times, thought there must be a way I could help! The LightScribe Template Labeler is a great piece of free labeling software however it comes as no surprise that you are restricted to using the templates provided. Despite the fact that there are many to choose from your scope for individual creativity is limited.

The LightScribe discs are available in CD and DVD format and come in 6 different background colors gold, blue, green, orange, yellow, and red. Most computers with a LightScribe drive already have this software pre-installed. If your computer does not have the LightScribe System Software, you can download the latest version here: lightscribe-system-software AudioLabel can automatically find your album information artist, title, track list and fill out the label for you.

It's easy to add images, photos, and backgrounds that fit perfectly in the included LightScribe template. Creating LightScribe labels with AudioLabel: If you have all the basic components listed above, then you're ready to start labeling. After installing and starting AudioLabel, you are presented with an easy to use interface. You can add custom text, or use the "Read CD" button to automatically import your track list. There is also a thumbnail viewer that lets you drag and drop photos or images on the label.

Once your design is finished, click the "LightScribe" button to display the LightScribe dialog shown on the right. This dialog shows a preview of your label design and a dotted line where the LightScribe print area is.