OMEGA DVD-R 4.7 GB 16x 25 pack — recordable DVD discs for data and video

OMEGA DVD-R 4.7 GB 16x 25 pack offers 4.7 GB of single-layer, recordable storage per disc in a spindle of 25 media. These DVD-R discs are intended for one-time recording of data, video and other digital files using DVD-R compatible burners and drives. The discs support a maximum write speed of 16x and are suitable for archiving, distributing multimedia content and creating physical backups that can be read in most DVD players and drives that support DVD-R format.

Advantages

The OMEGA DVD-R discs provide a consistent single-use recording medium with 4.7 GB capacity per disc and 16x maximum write speed for efficient burning sessions. Supplied in a 25-disc spindle, they are convenient for projects that require multiple copies or ongoing archiving. Compatibility with a wide range of DVD-R burners and standalone players reduces the need for specialized hardware, and the physical format enables long-term offline storage and simple file exchange.

Suitable for

• Creating data backups and archives of documents, photos and project files
• Authoring and distributing standard-definition video or DVD-Video projects
• Storing installation media, drivers and software distributions
• Providing physical copies of presentations, reports or portfolios

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD-R (write-once optical disc)
• Capacity per disc: 4.7 GB (single-layer)
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Packaging: spindle containing 25 discs
• Compatibility: designed for DVD-R compatible burners and most DVD players that read DVD-R media

How to use

Insert a disc into a DVD-R compatible drive, select the appropriate burn software and choose the data or video project to record. Set the write speed (using 16x or a lower speed if recommended by your burner or media testing) and start the burn process. Verify the disc after writing if your software offers a verification option to ensure data integrity. Store written discs vertically in their spindle or an appropriate case away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures and high humidity.

Usage recommendations

For best results when creating archives or video discs, use reputable burning software and consider selecting a moderate write speed rather than the maximum to improve compatibility and reduce the chance of write errors. Label discs with a permanent marker designed for optical media and store them in a stable, dry environment.