Burning A Label On A Lightscribe Media Disc; Creating A Simple Backup Disc Label With Hp Image Zone Plus; Creating A Customized Disc Label With Hp Image Zone Plus - HP Media Center m7200 - Desktop PC Software Manual

Burning a Label on a LightScribe Media Disc

Creating a label with LightScribe is a separate
process from recording data, music, or picture files
onto a disc. Depending on the LightScribe software
you use, you can create a label before or after you
burn files onto the disc. Labels can be a simple title
and contents list, or you can get more creative by
adding backgrounds and images.
There are two ways to create a LightScribe disc
label in HP Image Zone Plus. You can create a
simple backup label or a more customized label.

Creating a simple backup disc label with HP Image Zone Plus

1
Click Start, choose All Programs, HP,
HP ImageZone Plus, and then click
HP ImageZone Plus again.
2
Select the Backup and Restore tab, and
then click Backup on the left side of the
window.
3
Click Start backup.
4
Select Full backup or Incremental
backup, and then click Next.
5
Select your media type, make sure the Use
LightScribe Media check box is selected, and
then click Next.

Creating a customized disc label with HP Image Zone Plus

1
Click Start, choose All Programs, HP,
HP ImageZone Plus, and then click
HP ImageZone Plus again.
2
Select the Backup and Restore tab, and
then click Backup on the left side of the
window.
3
Click Print LightScribe label.
4
Insert disc, and click OK. The Sonic Express
Labeler program opens.
5
Click Disc Titles, and then enter your text for
Title and Subtitle.
The backup label contains a disc title, the name of
the person logged in, and the date and time the
label is recorded, and takes about 3 to 7 minutes to
print. A customized label can contain different
formats and pictures and can take up to 40 minutes
to print, depending on how much data is on the
label. You can continue to work on your HP Media
Center PC while LightScribe is burning the label.
Both labels have a grayscale image similar to a
black-and-white photograph.
6
Select the LightScribe drive from the
drop-down list, and then click Next.
7
Insert a blank disc, and then click Write
disc. If you want to create a LightScribe label
for your backup disc, insert a LightScribe disc
with the label side up.
8
After the backup is complete, turn your disc
over with the label side facing down, and then
click Write Label.
9
When the label is complete, click Next, and
then click Finish.
6
Click Tracks to display the Edit Tracks
window. Click New to display the Track
window. Enter text for the information you
want to include, and then click OK.
7
Click OK again when finished adding all the
contents information.
8
Select a label template by clicking Layout
and choosing a layout.
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