Blank DVD‑R 4.7 GB 16x OMEGA 100-pack (OMDP16-)

Blank DVD‑R 4.7 GB 16x OMEGA 100-pack (OMDP16-) are recordable single‑layer optical discs from OMEGA designed for standard DVD writers. Each disc provides 4.7 GB of storage capacity and supports maximum write speeds up to 16x, making them suitable for data backup, video burning and long‑term archival of files such as documents, photos, music and MPEG videos. The discs come in a quantity of 100, supplied as an economical spindle pack for bulk use and frequent recording tasks.

Advantages

These OMEGA DVD‑R discs offer stable compatibility with most consumer and professional DVD burners and DVD players that read DVD‑R format. The 16x maximum write speed enables relatively fast burns compared with lower‑speed media while retaining a single‑layer 4.7 GB capacity that is widely supported across devices. Supplied in a 100‑disc pack, the media is cost‑effective for repetitive backup, distribution of video content, or archiving projects.

Suitable for

• Creating backups of documents, photos and small databases
• Burning MPEG video files and DVD‑format video compilations
• Distributing large numbers of recordings, presentations or software
• Long‑term archival storage where DVD‑R compatibility is required

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD‑R (write‑once single layer)
• Capacity per disc: 4.7 GB (standard single‑layer)
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Pack quantity: 100 discs (spindle pack)
• Compatible with standard DVD writers and most DVD players that support DVD‑R

How to use

Insert a disc into a compatible DVD writer, select the files or video project you wish to record, choose the DVD‑R media as the target, and start the burning process using your chosen burning software. For video projects, follow the authoring steps required by your software to create DVD‑compatible file structure (VIDEO_TS) before burning. After burning completes, verify the disc if your software offers verification to ensure data was recorded correctly. Store burned discs vertically in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, allow blank discs to reach room temperature before use, avoid using heavily scratched or worn drives, and choose a write speed equal to or slightly below the maximum supported by your drive if you experience errors. Label discs with an appropriate permanent marker designed for optical media rather than adhesive labels to reduce the risk of imbalance or damage.