Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Infiniti Lightscribe 16x DVD-R 4.7Gb 10pk
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Infiniti
EAN: 5037430038872
Feature: LightScribe Compatible
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Label: Infiniti
Manufacturer: Infiniti
Model: RS16XDVDMRLS10
Publisher: Infiniti
Release Date: 2007-02-10
Studio: Infiniti
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Features
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LightScribe Compatible
Up to 16x ULTRA Burning
High Quality Dye
Media Version 1.2 for fastest LS labelling
Compatible with all major drive manufacturers
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Worked perfectly
Comment: Burnt files onto the disc with ease and created lightscribe label with no trouble, I would definatly buy these again.
Customer Rating:
Summary: good
Comment: Brought these from ebuyer, burning was fine and lightscribe has worked well on my mac and on a pc. Will buy again.
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Summary: Don't work on all drives, average print quality
Comment: These would burn, but not print on my laptop (Matshita drive) even after upgrading to the latest lightscribe software. They did work on a desktop LG writer however I also bought some Verbatim discs and these seem to have a less transparent printing layer and the print quality seems sharper with greater contrast (the equivalent Verbatim 10 pack DVD-R spindle is code 43643, the 10 pack DVD+R spindle is 43576 - note though that DVD+Rs do not work on some older DVD players).
Customer Rating:
Summary: Not really impressed
Comment: These discs worked fine for standard recording and playback, but where they failed 100% was in their Lightscribe capability. My new Lightscribe drive couldn't recognise them, and I tried using 3 different pieces of software (Nero, Acoustica and Lightscribe) to burn a label. The problem was clearly with the discs, so I won't be buying these again
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Editorial Reviews:
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Tired of DVD labels that eventually get sticky or peel off?
Want to burn your own silkscreen-quality labels directly on DVDs?
Here's how: create labels with text, photos, and art on your PC, then use LightScribe technology to transfer them to these discs.
Each DVD supplies 4.7Gb of storage for your photos, music, videos, and data. When you finish writing a DVD, just turn it over; the same drive burns the label.
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