hello,
I searched a bit and couldn't find an answer for this... Is there another site besides lightscribe.com that you can download Lightscribe labels/templates. I loved the ones on the Lightscribe site in the gallery, but I was just curious if there was a place that had more!
Thanks

Hi
Try here.

Those are the same ones as they are on the main lightscribe site.

I have LightScribe but due to dics cost, I usually use inkjet printable, so I wanted a program that would do both. I download tried trial and then bought Surething Labeling SW From:

http://www.surething.com/ST/

Mack

This is the site that you are looking for. http://www.lightscribecovers.com

Thanks ndillon!

thanks for the site on how to start and learn to use it cuz i was so lost but now i have been found you'll are the bomb
thanks

Just wanted to add what I've discovered to this thread;

If you are talented enough to create your own images you can add them to the lightscribe simple labeler program.

A Save the image as a png file 2773x2773x8Bpp is the default size. put it in the images/borders/ folder of the lightscribe program. C:\Program Files\LightScribe\SimpleLabeler\content\images\borders\ is the default path.
Rename the file to fs000##.png so it is in sequence with the rest.

B Open and edit one of the xml files in the \metadata\ folder and give it the name of your image where it says <name>****</name>, then save it as md000##.xml to match the number of the image file you just created.

C Create a thumbnail in the /thumbnails/ folder 86x86 pixels is the default size, just resize your image to fit and name it th000##.png so it shows up in the list.

Open your lightscribe simple labeler program and it should show in the list of images.

Poof! you got a way to put all your custom labels onto CD without the expensive "lightscribe enabled" software.

Was checking out BlindMelon's post and it works just fine.

Also figured out that you can permanently add any graphic you want without altering the origional 8 by doing the following.

Convert the jpg, bmp, etc to the png format, create a new file name for all three categories keeping the same number of characters for the name (example:js00009.png or js00010.png, md00009.xml or md00010.xml, th00009.png or th00010.png).

When you have completed the creation of the three files, the new graphic shows up in the program, you should notice a scroll bar on the right of the graphics if you did it correctly.

To create the metadata file, just copy one of the old ones to a new name (md00008.xml to md00009.xml) and edit the name portion as described in Blindmelon's post.

Blind gave a good description of how to create the thumbnail too. So put the two of these posts together and you will be able to get the job done.