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Blank DVD-R Disc Adiva 4.7 GB 16x — Spindle of 50 (Printable Surface)
Apack of 50 Adiva DVD‑R recordable discs, each offering 4.7 GB of storage and supporting up to 16× write speed. These single‑layer printable discs come on a spindle for compact, stackable storage and convenient handling. The DVD‑R format is compatible with the majority of standalone DVD recorders and optical drives that accept DVD‑R media, making the spindle suitable for routine data backup, video authoring and archiving tasks.
The discs provide a standard 4.7 GB capacity per disc and support 16× maximum write speed for efficient burning. The printable surface allows direct labeling with compatible inkjet or thermal printers designed for printable DVD media. Supplied on a 50-disc spindle, the pack reduces packaging bulk and protects discs from dust when not in use. The single‑layer nature of the media ensures broad compatibility with DVD‑R compatible devices.
Handle discs by the outer edge or center hole to avoid fingerprints on the writable surface. Insert a disc into a compatible DVD recorder or optical drive and select DVD‑R as the target media in your burning software. Choose appropriate burn settings — for example, verify option and write speed (up to 16×) — then start the burn process. Allow the disc to finalize if your software offers this option to ensure broader player compatibility. After burning, let the disc settle for a short time before labeling or storing.
Store the spindle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. For best results when printing directly on the printable surface, use printers and inks specified for printable DVD media and follow the printer manufacturer’s instructions. When archiving important data, keep at least one additional backup on a separate medium.
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