Is it really better/easier than making labels for CD's? I wanna ask around before I buy an external drive, as you can never trust a salesman to be honest.
I'm interested in hearing people's opinions too. All I have are a few markers I bought in a set at WalMart for afew bucks, I'd say it's time to upgrade one way or another.
The LightScribe drive that I owned (and later sold) sucked. It really was too slow. I later bought a printer that can print directly onto CDs (in color and has fantastic quality) and it's 100x better.
I buy blank dvds and sell them with "stuff" recorded on them. I go through dozens to hundreds of dvds each month. Sports-related stuff, by the way, not nasty stuff, which I hate. My wife has Lightscribe on her computer. I can buy Taiyo Yuden premium dvds for about 28 cents each. Lightscribe dvds cost what...69 to 85 cents each? That answers the question for me. I can make jewel insert labels for practically no cost at all...or I can use a sharpie for my personal collection...but with about 1500 dvds in my personal collection and adding to it all the time, no way am I going to pay Lightscribe prices just so the dvds can have a cheap looking label printed on it. Just say no to Lightscribe!