DVD+R MediaRange MR414 4.7 GB 100 pcs

The MediaRange MR414 DVD+R pack contains 100 blank optical discs, each with a native capacity of 4.7 GB. Designed for standard single-layer recording, these DVD+R media support write speeds up to 16x and are supplied in a cakebox for convenient storage and handling. The discs are suitable for creating archives, storing video and photo collections, and backing up documents where removable, low-cost media are preferred.

Advantages

These DVD+R discs provide a combination of reliable single-write recording and broad compatibility with most DVD burners and players that support DVD+R format. The 16x maximum write speed enables relatively fast recording sessions while the 4.7 GB capacity accommodates standard-definition video files, sizable photo libraries, and multiple data folders on a single disc. The cakebox packaging helps keep the discs organized and protected from dust during transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Archiving home videos and standard-definition movie files
• Backing up documents, project folders and installation files
• Distributing data or media to clients and colleagues on physical discs
• Creating audio or data compilations for legacy DVD players and drives

Key specifications

• Disc type: write-once single-layer optical disc (DVD+R)
• Nominal capacity: 4.7 GB per disc
• Maximum write speed: up to 16x
• Quantity: 100 discs per pack
• Packaging: cakebox spindle for storage and transport

How to use

Insert a blank DVD+R disc into a compatible DVD burner and select the appropriate write speed in your burning software, ideally matching or slightly under the rated 16x maximum for stable results. Choose the correct file system (for example, UDF or ISO9660 with Joliet) depending on target playback devices and file sizes, then start the burning process. After writing completes, verify the data where possible and store the discs in the cakebox or in protective sleeves to maintain media integrity.

Usage recommendations

For best long-term results, record at a moderate speed (for example, 8x–16x) and avoid exposing discs to direct sunlight, high temperatures, or high humidity. Label discs on the non-readable surface with a soft-tipped marker and allow newly written discs to cool before stacking to reduce risk of damage.