Disc DVD-R OMEGA 4.7 GB 16× pack of 50 (model 56316)

Disc DVD-R OMEGA 4.7 GB 16× pack of 50 are recordable optical discs designed for one-time data recording. Each disc offers 4.7 GB of storage and supports writing at speeds up to 16×. The pack contains 50 discs in a bulk spindle suitable for everyday data archiving, video storage, creating backups or distributing content in a physical format. These DVD-R media are compatible with DVD-R capable recorders and burners that accept 4.7 GB single-layer discs and 16× write speeds.

Advantages

These OMEGA DVD-R discs provide a standard single-layer capacity of 4.7 GB in a cost-effective bulk pack of 50, making them suitable for routine archival and distribution tasks. The 16× maximum write speed reduces recording time on compatible drives while maintaining broad compatibility with most standalone DVD players and DVD-ROM drives. The discs are designed for one-time recording, offering stable, read-ready media for long-term file retention when stored under appropriate conditions.

Suitable for

• Creating video DVDs for playback on compatible players
• Storing data backups and system images
• Archiving photos, documents and project files
• Distributing software, drivers or media in physical form
• Temporary storage when transferring large files between systems

Key specifications

• Disc type: recordable single-layer DVD-R
• Storage capacity: 4.7 GB (approx. 4.7 gigabytes per disc)
• Maximum write speed: 16×
• Pack quantity: 50 discs (bulk spindle)
• Compatibility: standard DVD-R compatible recorders, burners, standalone DVD players and DVD-ROM drives that support DVD-R media
• Intended use: one-time write (write-once optical media)

How to use

Place a disc in the tray or hub of a DVD-R compatible burner, select the desired burning software and project type (data disc, video disc, or disc image), set the write speed (using a speed at or below 16× is recommended for best results), and start the recording process. After burning completes, verify the disc by performing a playback or file integrity check. Label discs externally with a soft-tip permanent marker and store them vertically in a protective case away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures and high humidity to preserve readability.

Usage recommendations

For reliable burns, choose a write speed that matches your burner’s recommendations; when in doubt, select a moderate speed (for example 8× or 12×) to reduce the chance of errors. Allow newly burned discs to finalize and cool before handling. Keep backup copies of important data on a secondary medium or in cloud storage in addition to optical archiving.