Dear Members of CDFreaks,

I Have Question, is there any difference between LabelFlash and LightScribe,

and which one is better, and would you use ????

I really would like to know that ????

" and can you use LabelFlash with (LightScribe DVD+R /CD-R CD'S and vice versa.... "

Tnx in advance for any Info or Comment,

yours,

AiR UP THERE

Hi! Chek out this one: http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=189921

TNX, for the Quick Reply FidelC, I read the whole iNFO you gave me,

I think, I'll take the LabelFlash the NEC AD-7173A (Bulk, Silver, Labelflash)

But I'm not certain, cause there are many DVD's and CD's types made for LightScribe, and very very less 4 " LabelFlash " !! so is LightScribe that good in compaired with LabelFlash,,, damn it's too hard to choose from ?

uhhhhhhhhhhhh... ok if thats what you want but... doesnt labelflash only print onto the disk side with the data? Id rather take the lightscribe, but then again, i already do and rarely use it... but thats mainly because the disks are expensive and fade after 9 months... which is why i got a printer that allows printing directly onto disks... itll be worth it in the long run

TNX, haeacigar, can you give me a link for some Information about Printing directly onto disks, I really would appreciate it,

Tnx

Hi,

there are some Epson and Canon Inkjet printers that are capable of printing to discs. You would need discs that have "Inkjet Printable" surface. These are much cheaper that Lightscribe media.

Michael

Have a look at some of the threads in the CD & DVD Printing and Labelling Forum

Dear Arachne & mciahel,

tnx for the quick response again, Thanks 4 the needed Info,

One more question, If y'all had to choose,

Would it be " LabelFlash or LightScribe "

by Quality offcourse,,,, tnx in advance,,,,

I have both Labelflash and Lightscribe drives (NEC ND-4551A and Samsung SH-S162L respectively) and I'm yet to try either one for those purposes. So I can't comment on quality.

But based on media availability, I'd say Lightscribe.

this is what the disk will turn out like if it is lightscribe



if it is labelflash it will be like this (data side, so it will have a blank side on the non data side)



if it is printed, it can look like this ( but with better contrasting.. i had to use flash as its dark here)...

Have a scanned image of a lightscribe disc that I just pulled out. If I get a digital camera soon, i'll give u a better picture.

Finding Labelflash discs(especially in the US) is a real pain in the ass....So based on availability I would go with Lightscribe, unless of course you have access to Labelflash media.