Use LaCieLightScribeLabeler in Ubuntu to burn an optical disc

Light sculpture is currently a very fashionable technology. We use this technology to create beautiful covers on the light carving dial. Although the color of the carved disk is not rich yet, it is definitely not an ordinary pleasure to see the surface of the disc created by yourself carved into objects. In Ubuntu, you can also use the optical engraving software. Of course, you must have your own optical engraving machine, a CD or DVD disk. First go here (http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2008-06/13703.htm) to download two software Ligh

Light sculpture is currently a very fashionable technology. We use this technology to create beautiful covers on the light carving dial. Although the color of the carved disk is not rich yet, it is definitely not an ordinary pleasure to see the surface of the disc created by yourself carved into objects.

In Ubuntu, you can also use the optical engraving software. Of course, you must have your own optical engraving machine, a CD or DVD disk.

First go here (http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2008-06/13703.htm) to download two Software LightScribe System Software and LightScribe Simple Labeler deb packages, and then double-click to install. The startup address of the optical engraving software is:

/Opt/lightscribeApplications/SimpleLabeler

Now, you can burn your own carved disk in Ubuntu.

The interface is as follows:

Note: 1. To burn tags, you must flip the optical engraving disk and place the labels face down on the optical drive tray.
2. LightScribe labels can only be monochrome (grayscale)

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