its not banned it just was not useful and died out because you needed to buy specific discs made for it that they dont sell anymore. if you want to label discs then most people just use a marker. this place is so fucking paranoid.
The chemicals in the disc were counteracting the chemicals turning people gay and autistic, so (((they))) had to ban the discs.
Joseph Clark
oh no, it's the lightscribe retard again we have this thread every few months the real reason why lightscribe disappeared is HP ran it into the ground like every other technology they've invented
i once bought 20 disks and only ever used 2 of them Digital storage made disks obsolete and the Image Printing takes like 2 Hours for Multi pass
William Murphy
Tfw my DVD drive supports LabelFlash
Julian Taylor
cool idea in theory, but; - the discs costs more - the images are b/w and low contrast - they take a LONG ASS TIME to write the picture
what market were they aiming for? personal stuff almost always was fine with just a cd marking pen, and anything remotely professional would demand at least something higher contrast, and making many of these would be far too slow
i had fun making joke car cds for friends with them
Sebastian Roberts
Lightscribe was kinda shit. I used to have it. Even if you take perfect care of them and put them in an opaque folder, the labels fade out in a matter of weeks. Great idea, garbage implementation.
Julian Sanchez
>even if you take perfect care of them >put into opaque folder >folder a..user...
>Does it have some mystical abilities not wanted to be in the possession of normal people? Can you form a coherent sentence in English?
Adam Barnes
>exactly what I meant Because no one bought them you fucking retard
Aaron Turner
it is a coherent sentence is passive voice not taught in burgerland?
Jose Morales
lightscribe works by using a laser to activate a layer of ink under the surface of the disk, which means you had to buy special disks that have that ink layer. adding that layer to the discs during production is non-trivial (unlike sticking a printable label on it) so the manufacturer had to increase the price of the CD packs. Consumers didn't want to pay that much for them so they stopped being produced.
Luis James
>required more expensive CD's/DVD's >took a very long time to burn the image >bad quality anyways >not everyone knew this was possible >you could literally write with a pencil on the disk or case and it would be good enough for people
Carter Reed
It's broken third world English
Brody Flores
Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
It's not banned, you can still get drives and discs.
Josiah Perry
>something else is clearly going on maybe it was consumers not caring about lightscribe? you needed a special burner and special disks and it took a lot longer to burn, and it would eventually fade i remember when my office got a burner, the first few disks were cool but the novelty wore off quick and we went back to sharpies for everything. it just took too long.
Wyatt Miller
>>making conputer chip schematics yeah, no.
Nolan Roberts
>- the images are b/w and low contrast Contrast can be increased by scribing with several passes. I had done that a few times.
Carson Hill
Lightscribe was the shit I loved using them
Julian Flores
A..user... This is not how you take care of important disks... This is how you keep your shitty music or movies, you, probably, won't watch second time...
Well yeah what the fuck are you going to use lightscribe for if not that? The point is, it's not sun damage or anything that makes it fade, it's lightscribe being shit.
James Sanchez
No one even bothers burning disks anymore to begin with.