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Joined: 7/26/2010
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Hello everyone. I have a TSST Corp. DL-DVD R/RW drive that is detected by the operating system but my simple text labels are barely visable, ever after 2 passes. I have the latest LS software including Simple Labeler. I changed the only contrast setting in the LS Control Panel and I'm using HP DVD-R LightScribe disks. This is a new drive and three test DVD's all came out the same way - too light for me to see the label. Any help is appreciated.
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User Rank: Power User
Joined: 8/3/2008
Posts: 1570
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Hi rreboa  !
I'm using an HP Pavillion dv9825nr Notebook PC, running Windows Vista Home Premium SP1+.
I also have an HP Pavilion dv6-2155dx Notebook PC, running Windows 7 Home Premium.
I also have an HP PhotoSmart C8180 All-In-One Printer. Both have built-in LS Drives.
Each has a built-in LS Drive.
Everything has been running LSS fine since 4/08.
The drives recognized by the HP Pavillion dv9825nr Notebook PC are as follows:
SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Cdrom\Enum\
0 IDE\CdRomTSSTcorp_CDDVDW_TS-L632N________________0503____\5&1a926112&0&0.0.0
(Samsung TS-L632N)
Count 2
NextInstance 2
1 USBSTOR\CdRom&Ven_HP&Prod_PhotoSmart_DVD&Rev_NU01\7&13319b7b&0&MY7BGG71HT04YH&1
Rev.: 2010-07-27 1245 EDT
An experiment with the 2nd system produced a lighter version of the same label.
Also DVDs have an extra layer of plastics & are lighter than CDs for the same label.
These 2 thing suggest to me that the drive & the type of media are a large factor in what you've observed.
I would say that the strength of the Read/Write Diode used to create the label can be the biggest single reason for light labels.
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User Rank: Intermediate
Joined: 6/4/2010
Posts: 22
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I've found that the software used makes a big difference in the legibility of whatever's put on the disc.
I've got the best results with SureThing CD-DVD labeler Pro.
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