DVD-R discs OMEGA 4.7 GB 16x 100 pcs (40209) — recordable optical media, single-layer

OMEGA DVD-R discs, single-layer, 4.7 GB capacity per disc, packaged as a spindle of 100. These recordable optical media support up to 16x write speed and are compatible with drives that accept the DVD-R format. The discs are intended for storing video files, data backups, archives and distribution of playable DVD video projects using standard burning software and hardware.

Advantages

The pack offers a high disc count in a single spindle, providing a predictable capacity of 4.7 GB per disc and supporting recording at up to 16x speed. Single-layer DVD-R format is widely compatible with most standalone DVD players and DVD burners that support DVD-R, making these discs suitable for both home and office use. The uniform media surface and standard size ensure straightforward handling and reliable insertion into trays and slots designed for 12 cm optical discs.

Suitable for

• Burning and distributing playable DVD video projects
• Routine data backup and file archiving
• Transferring large files between computers without network use
• Creating copies of software installation media or document archives

Key specifications

• Disc type: recordable DVD-R, single-layer
• Capacity per disc: 4.7 GB (approx. 4.38 GiB usable)
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Quantity: 100 discs per spindle
• Form factor: 12 cm (standard DVD size)
• Surface: printable/top-coat compatible with standard ink or marker labeling

How to use

Insert a DVD-R disc into a compatible DVD burner tray and use your chosen disc authoring or burning software to select data, create a video project or make a data compilation. Choose the appropriate file system (UDF or ISO9660/Joliet) within the burning application depending on compatibility needs. Select a write speed up to 16x; for greater reliability, consider selecting a lower speed than maximum if your burner recommends it. Finalize or close the disc if you want it to be readable in standalone DVD players.

Usage recommendations

Store discs upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong magnetic fields. Handle by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface. For long-term archives, verify burns by running a checksum or performing a test read. When creating video DVDs, test playback on the target player before mass duplication.