DVD+R MediaRange MR404 4.7 GB 25 pcs

The MediaRange MR404 DVD+R 4.7 GB pack contains 25 recordable discs designed for general-purpose data and media storage. Each disc supports single-session recording with a native capacity of 4.7 GB and a maximum write speed of 16x. Supplied in a cakebox for compact storage, these DVD+R discs are compatible with most DVD+R-compliant burners and players and are intended for one-time recording of video, audio, backups and archives.

Advantages

These DVD+R discs combine a standard 4.7 GB capacity with 16x write performance to balance speed and compatibility. The MediaRange MR404 discs offer stable write behavior on compatible drives and a printable surface suitable for labeling with standard markers. The 25-piece cakebox reduces packaging waste compared with individually boxed media and keeps discs organized for easy access.

Suitable for

• Archiving photos, documents and personal files
• Recording movies and video projects for playback on DVD players that support DVD+R
• Creating audio compilations and data discs for distribution
• System backups and transfer of large files between machines

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R (write-once)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB (single layer)
• Maximum write speed: up to 16x
• Pack quantity: 25 discs in cakebox
• Surface: printable with permanent markers
• Compatibility: compatible with DVD+R-supporting burners and many DVD players

How to use

Insert a blank DVD+R from the cakebox into a compatible optical drive and select the disc as the target medium in your burning software. Choose the appropriate session type (data disc, video DVD or audio CD image) and set the write speed — using a lower speed than the maximum can improve compatibility with older players. Finalize the disc if you intend to play it in standalone DVD players. After burning, allow the disc to settle for a few seconds before ejecting and label the surface if needed.

Usage recommendations

Store discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. For long-term archiving, avoid stacking heavy objects on the cakebox and handle discs by the edges to minimize fingerprints and scratches. Use quality burning software and consider verifying written data after the burn to ensure integrity.