DVD+R disc OMEGA 4.7 GB 16x slim spindle, single-sided recordable

OMEGA DVD+R 4.7 GB 16x slim is a single-sided recordable optical disc that provides 4.7 GB of usable storage space and supports write speeds from 1x up to 16x. Supplied in a slim spindle for space-efficient storage, the disc is compatible with DVD+R capable writers and players and is intended for one-time recording applications such as data backup, video creation and long-term archiving. The 4.7 GB capacity equates to approximately 80 minutes of standard audio or a comparable amount of video or data depending on file compression and format.

Advantages

The OMEGA DVD+R offers a stable write-once medium with broad compatibility across DVD+R capable drives and standalone players. Its slim spindle packaging reduces storage volume while protecting discs from dust and scratches. Supporting up to 16x write speed, the disc balances recording time and performance for reliable single-session writes. As a write-once format, it prevents accidental modification of recorded content, making it suitable for archival and distribution use cases.

Suitable for

• Backing up documents, photos and software archives
• Creating playable video DVDs for standard DVD players
• Distributing one-time recordings and audio collections (up to ~80 minutes)
• Storing finalized data sets for offline archiving

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R, single-sided, write-once
• Storage capacity: 4.7 GB
• Maximum write speed: up to 16×
• Typical audio capacity: approximately 80 minutes
• Packaging: slim spindle for compact storage

How to use

Insert the OMEGA DVD+R disc into a compatible DVD+R writer. Use your disc authoring or burning software to select the desired write speed (1x–16x) and the appropriate file system or DVD format for your purpose (data DVD, video DVD, audio compilation). Begin the burn process and allow the writer to complete verification if available. After recording, allow the disc to settle and store it in the supplied slim spindle away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Usage recommendations

For best results, choose a moderate write speed rather than the maximum if you are burning large video projects or important backups; this can improve burn reliability. Verify recorded data using your burning software when archiving critical files, and store discs vertically in the slim spindle to minimize physical stress and dust exposure.