DVD+R MediaRange MR453 4.7 GB 10 pcs

The MediaRange MR453 DVD+R is a recordable optical disc offering 4.7 GB of storage capacity per disc. Supplied in a pack of 10, these 120 mm (standard diameter) DVD+R discs support up to 16x write speed and are packaged in a cakebox for convenient storage and handling. They are compatible with DVD+R capable burners and are suitable for archiving data, creating video DVDs and making routine backups.

Advantages

These MediaRange DVD+R discs combine a standard 4.7 GB capacity with a 16x maximum write speed, providing a balance of storage space and reasonably fast recording. The 120 mm diameter follows standard optical media dimensions, ensuring broad compatibility with most desktop and standalone DVD writers and players. The 10-piece cakebox keeps discs organized and protected from dust and light during storage.

Suitable for

• Archiving personal or office documents and data backups
• Recording standard-definition video for DVD players
• Distributing media files or software on physical discs
• Creating audio compilations or mixed data discs

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R (write-once)
• Storage capacity: 4.7 GB per disc
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Quantity: 10 discs per pack
• Optical disc diameter: 120 mm (standard)
• Packaging: cakebox

How to use

Insert a blank MediaRange MR453 DVD+R into a compatible DVD+R drive. Use your computer or standalone recorder software to select the data, video project or files to be written, choose the desired write speed (up to 16x), and start the burning process. After writing, verify the disc if your software offers validation to ensure data integrity. Store recorded discs in the provided cakebox in a dry, cool location away from direct sunlight to maintain longevity.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the drive's recommended write speed to the disc's supported speed and allow finalization after burning if the disc will be used in standalone players. Avoid touching the recording surface and handle discs by the edges or center hub to reduce the risk of read/write errors.