CD-R JVC 700MB 52x 50 pcs – JVC50P

JVC CD-R JVC 700MB 52x 50 pcs (JVC50P) are recordable compact discs designed for storing audio, data backups and general file archiving. Each disc offers 700 MB of storage and supports recording at speeds up to 52x, making them compatible with standard CD-R drives and many standalone recorders. Supplied in a pack of 50, these CD-Rs provide a physical medium for distribution, long-term archiving and cross-device data transfer where CD-R format is supported.

Advantages

These JVC CD-Rs combine a conventional 700 MB capacity with high-speed 52x write capability, offering a balance between speed and broad device compatibility. As a bulk pack of 50 discs, they reduce the per-disc cost for projects requiring multiple copies or routine backups. The discs are suitable for recording audio compilations, document archives and software distribution on systems that accept standard CD-R media.

Suitable for

• Creating audio CDs for CD players and car stereos that accept CD-R
• Backing up documents, photos and small data sets up to 700 MB per disc
• Distributing software installers, drivers or small application packages
• Transferring files between computers or legacy devices with CD-R support
• Archiving project snapshots, meeting records or client deliverables

Key specifications

• Storage capacity: 700 MB (approx. 80 minutes of audio)
• Maximum write speed: up to 52x
• Disc type: CD-R (recordable once)
• Pack quantity: 50 discs
• Compatible formats: standard CD-R format for CD burners and standalone recorders

How to use

Insert a JVC CD-R into a compatible CD writer or recorder. Choose your burning software and set the appropriate write speed—using the maximum 52x is possible but selecting a slightly lower speed can improve compatibility with some older drives. Add the files or audio tracks you wish to record, finalize the disc if you need it to be readable in most players, and initiate the burn process. After recording, label discs with non-solvent felt-tip pens and store them vertically in a dry, dust-free environment to maintain readability.

Usage recommendations

For best long-term results, avoid exposing recorded CD-Rs to direct sunlight, high temperatures or excessive humidity. If distributing audio to consumer players, finalize discs after burning and test one sample in the intended playback device before producing multiple copies.