24x Internal DVD/CD Burner with LabelFlash. SATA Interface.
- 24x DVD-R/+R Writing Speed
- LabelFlashâ„¢
- Serial ATA (SATA) Interface
Microsoft does not provide MPEG-2 or AC-3 software/hardware decoder filters with Windows XP. Vendors must supply either a DirectShow-compatible software decoder for each required DVD data stream, or provide a WDM streaming-compatible DVD decoder minidriver to support their DVD hardware decoders.
Overview
The LightScribe discs are available in CD and DVD format and come in 6 different background colors (gold, blue, green, orange, yellow, and red). LightScribe System Software (LSS) - This is free software from Hewlett Packard and it acts just like a print driver. Most computers with a LightScribe drive already have this software pre-installed. DVD LABELFLASH DRIVER - I was thinking only of the reputation of the manufacturer and how satisfied I'd been with Pioneer drives in the past. In our previous disc-labeling tutorial, Ciprian mentioned the two types of label-burning technologies: Yamaha discontinued support of Labelflash and DiscT 2 technology in The central essential.
The Pioneer DVR-219LBK offers up to 24x writing on DVD-R/+R media and up to 12x writing on DVD-R/+R (DL). This high speed DVD/CD writer allows users to create personal DVD movies, make digital photo slideshows, burn music CDs, and backup data files on DVD-R/+R, DVD-RW/+RW, DVD-R/+R (DL) and DVD-RAM discs with ease (software not included). The DVR-219LBK also features LabelFlashâ„¢ which allows users to burn custom disc labels to their blank LabelFlash enabled media.
Features
| An eco-friendly drive Smaller packaging - saves resources and fuel for transportation. |
Write Support
- DVD-R, DVD-R DL, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+R DL, DVD-RAM
Read Support
- DVD-R, DVD-R DL, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+R DL, DVD-RAM, DVD-ROM, DVD-ROM DL
Write Speed
- 6x
- 8x
- 12x
- 32x
Read Speed
- 12x
- DVD+R: 24x, DVD+RW: 13x
- 40x
Other Specifications
- Horizontal and Vertical
Labelflash Software For Windows 10
Dimensions
- 148 (W) x 171.2 (D) x 42.3 (W)
Driver For Labelflash Dvd Software Downloads
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Labelflash technology is a laser-based imaging technology developed jointly by Yamaha and Fujifilm. Images are printed using Labelflash compatible recording DVD drives and DVD discs that have been coated with specially made dye on the label side. Using the same laser as that used for data recording, Labelflash makes it possible to print images on the label side of the disc. Labelflash produces high-contrast monochrome images using only a DVD drive and specially made DVD discs. Since its announcement in October 2005, Labelflash technology has been adopted by hardware and software vendors around the world. Beginning in 2007, Labelflash drives have been installed as standard items on PCs for general users, and they are coming into wide use.
Yamaha introduced the Labelflash Index Maker software back in February 2007, which could read information burned on discs and automatically provided an index of titles for easier labelling.
The new software, called 'Labelflash Photo Labeler', will become available for downloading on April 25, 2008. Labelflash Photo Labeler will include templates and allow users to add photographic images as labels with just a few steps.
First, users have to choose a template and a photo. By dragging and dropping a photograph in the specified space on the template, photos will be added to the disc labels. Titles, memoranda, and other text can also be added easily.
The software allows for easy adjustments of the image's size and position.
As with photo retouching software, users will be also able to change the contrast of their images. In addition, the printing time can also be adjusted. The longer the printing time, the finer the resolution of the image. For a simple design, printing takes between five and six minutes. For a finer photographic image, about 20 minutes is necessary.
The first version of the software will include 30 templates. Additional templates will be also available on Yamaha's web site later, offered for free.