Will Yamaha's disc t@2 software work with any other drives???

[PETE]

I have a new liteon 48x40 & am not about to upgrade soon.
I would love to be able to use disc T@2 though.

I have access to that version of Nero. Would it work with my drive??????

[RainFire]

I have the yamaha and the liteon and it only works with the yamaha for labeling the data side of a cd. The cd labelling for any other types of users will just make stickers.

[PresterJohn]

disc t@2 is a hardware feature...only yamaha has developed this technology so far. your lite-on drive won't be able to do it.

[thekemp]

i bought the yamaha today man it really kicks booty!

[poopeyhed2]

I'm pretty sure you can burn a disc with the Lite-on and then use the provided Nero (because the bundled Nero is the only way for you to use the DiscT@2) and then use the DiscT@2 method to burn the label.

[Eryk]

i dont think it will work... the laser is a blue laser...
read some reviews

[thekemp]

well i just tried the version of nero that came with the yamaha and it would not work on the machine that has a lite on 40 x in it. it just came up with image device.

[poopeyhed2]

Sorry folks if I was misleading I think that's going to be my next purchase for $120 at buy.com it's $140 and then $20 rebate.. good price... since it retails $230...

Again, sorry.

[OuTpaTienT]

I thought the ability to write on the disc with the laser was a pretty cool feature...until I read up on it. You can only write on an area of the disc that has no data. IOW you can't fill up a CD, and especially can't overfill it and overburn it and still be able to print on it. I usually fill my CDs to capacity so it'd be a useless feature for me.

[poopeyhed2]

On top of that, lighter dyes won't show up as good as the darker dyes... but, it is a cool feature and to be the first to come out with that..