DVD+R 4.7GB 16x 50pcs spindle — OMEGA 56465

OMEGA DVD+R 4.7GB 16x 50pcs spindle contains fifty single-sided, write-once optical discs designed for recording data, audio and video. Each DVD+R disc provides 4.7 GB of usable storage (approximately 80 minutes of standard audio) and supports write speeds from 1x up to 16x in compatible DVD+R writers. The discs are supplied in a stacked spindle for compact storage and straightforward handling during recording sessions.

Advantages

These DVD+R discs offer a stable, write-once medium for long-term archiving and one-time distribution tasks. The 16x maximum write speed shortens burn times on supported drives, while the 4.7 GB capacity accommodates standard-definition video projects, data backups and multi-file archives. The spindle packaging reduces individual disc handling and helps keep the media dust-free between uses.

Suitable for

• Archiving documents, photos and software backups
• Creating video DVDs for playback on standard DVD players
• Distributing one-time media copies such as tutorials, presentations or audio recordings
• Storing project snapshots and versioned data where rewrite capability is not required

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R, single-sided, write-once
• Storage capacity per disc: 4.7 GB (approximately 80 minutes audio)
• Supported write speeds: 1x–16x (depending on compatible writer)
• Package quantity: 50 discs in a spindle
• Packaging: stacked spindle for compact storage and protection

How to use

Insert a disc into a compatible DVD+R drive or burner and use your operating system or disc-authoring software to create a new data project, audio compilation or video DVD. Select the appropriate burn speed—using a lower-than-maximum speed can improve compatibility with some players—start the burn process and verify the disc if your software provides that option. After burning, allow the disc to finalize before ejecting to ensure playback on standard DVD devices.

Usage recommendations

Store discs vertically in the spindle away from direct sunlight, heat sources and high humidity. For long-term archiving, label discs with a non-solvent-based marker on the printable area and avoid touching the recorded surface. Use reputable burning software and verify burned data when archiving important files.