DVD-R disc CMC 4.7 GB 16x 100-pack (41014) — writable optical media, single-layer

CMC DVD-R 4.7 GB 16x 100-pack is a spindle of single-layer writable optical discs designed for standard DVD-R compatible recorders. Each disc offers 4.7 GB of storage capacity and supports write speeds up to 16×, providing a cost-effective medium for backing up files, archiving data and recording video content. The 100-disc spindle is suitable for environments that require bulk writable media such as offices, production studios and home archiving systems.

Advantages

The discs provide a uniform single-layer recording surface compatible with most DVD-R drives and standalone players that read recordable DVD-R media. With 4.7 GB capacity per disc and support for up to 16× write speed, these DVD-Rs balance storage density and write performance for routine backup and media creation tasks. The spindle packaging keeps discs stacked and protected, simplifying storage and handling for bulk use.

Suitable for

• Routine file and system backups
• Recording standard-definition video and DVD projects
• Archival storage of documents, photos and small projects
• Distribution of data or media in physical format

Key specifications

• Disc type: writable single-layer optical disc (DVD-R)
• Capacity per disc: 4.7 GB
• Maximum write speed: up to 16×
• Pack quantity: 100 discs on a spindle
• Compatibility: standard DVD-R compatible burners and players
• Physical format: 120 mm diameter, 1.2 mm thickness (standard DVD)

How to use

Load a blank DVD-R disc into a compatible DVD recorder or computer optical drive. Select the recording software and set the session type appropriate for your task (e.g., data disc, video DVD, or multisession). Choose a write speed up to 16×; selecting a lower speed may improve compatibility with some older players. Finalise the disc if you want it to be readable in standalone DVD players. Store recorded discs vertically in the spindle or in protective cases to minimise scratches and dust.

Usage recommendations

For reliable long-term storage, keep discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Verify recorded data after burning and consider creating duplicate copies for critical information. When creating video DVDs, use authoring software that verifies finalisation to ensure playback compatibility on consumer DVD players.