DVD+R DL MediaRange MR466 8.5 GB 10 pcs

The MediaRange MR466 DVD+R DL is a pack of 10 high-capacity optical discs, each with 8.5 GB native storage and 8x write speed. These dual-layer discs use double-layer technology to offer nearly twice the capacity of a conventional DVD, making them suitable for storing high-resolution films, large data sets, and multimedia projects. The discs are compatible with DVD-ROM drives and most DVD players and come packaged in a cakebox for convenient storage.

Advantages

Dual-layer construction provides approximately double the capacity of single-layer DVDs, enabling longer recording times and storage of high-resolution video. The discs use high-quality AZO dye for stable recording and extended archival life, and they offer wide compatibility with burners and software. Designed for both CLV video recording and CAV data recording, they support reliable transfers and long-term data retention.

Suitable for

• Archiving high-resolution films and full-length video (up to several hours)
• Backing up large data volumes and software distributions
• Storing music, photo libraries and multimedia projects
• Transferring video captures and large files

Key specifications

• Format: DVD+R DL
• Capacity: 8.5 GB (native) per disc
• Write speed: up to 8x
• Pack size: 10 discs (cakebox)
• Compatibility: DVD-ROM drives and most DVD players
• Media code / Brand: MediaRange MR466

How to use

Insert a disc into a compatible DVD burner or drive and select DVD+R DL media in your burning software. Choose the appropriate recording mode for your content — CLV for continuous video recording or CAV for data sessions — then start the burning process. Verify the burn after completion if your software offers a verification option. Store discs vertically in the provided cakebox or other protective case to reduce the risk of scratches and environmental damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use an up-to-date burning application and a firmware-compatible DVD burner rated to support DVD+R DL at 8x. Allow discs to cool briefly after burning before finalizing or handling, and keep media in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maximize archival life.