DVD+R discs OMEGA 4.7 GB 16x, pack of 50 (model 40934)

OMEGA DVD+R discs pack of 50 provides single‑write optical media with 4.7 GB storage capacity and up to 16x write speed. These DVD+R discs are intended for recording video, creating data backups and archiving files on standard DVD+R compatible burners. The discs are compatible with most DVD players and drives that support the DVD+R format and are supplied in a bulk spindle suitable for home and office use.

Advantages

These DVD+R discs combine standard 4.7 GB capacity with up to 16x write speed to offer a balance between compatibility and recording performance. The spindle packaging keeps discs organized and protected from dust during storage. OMEGA DVD+R media is optimized for one-time recording and playback on a wide range of DVD+R compatible optical drives and standalone players.

Suitable for

• Recording video projects and home movies
• Creating offline backups of documents and photos
• Archiving data for long‑term storage
• Distributing software, drivers or presentations on physical media

Key specifications

• Media type: DVD+R (write-once optical disc)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB (single layer)
• Maximum write speed: up to 16x
• Pack quantity: 50 discs
• Packaging: spindle / cake box for bulk storage
• Compatibility: standard DVD+R compatible burners and most DVD players

How to use

Install the discs in a compatible DVD+R burner and use your preferred disc burning software to create data, audio or video compilations. Select appropriate write speed (up to 16x) depending on your drive and media condition to balance burn time and recording reliability. After burning, verify the disc with the burning application or by playing it in a compatible player to confirm successful recording. Handle discs by the edges and store them on the spindle away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, set the burning speed to a value supported by your optical drive rather than always choosing the maximum 16x. Allow newly burned discs to finalize before removing them from the drive, and store recorded discs vertically or on the spindle in a dry environment to reduce the risk of data degradation.