Blank DVD-R disc PLANET OMD16K1 4.7 GB 16x single pack

Blank DVD-R disc PLANET OMD16K1 offers 4.7 GB of recordable storage and supports up to 16× write speed. This single-pack DVD-R is designed for one-time recording of video, data backups, software distribution and long-term archiving on compatible DVD‑R drives and most DVD burners that accept 16× media. The disc produces standard DVD-compliant recordings suitable for playback in many standalone DVD players and for file exchange between computers with optical drives.

Advantages

The disc provides a balanced combination of capacity and speed for everyday optical media tasks without requiring rewritable media. Its 4.7 GB capacity accommodates full-length standard-definition movies, multi-file data sets and typical backup volumes. Support for 16× write speed shortens recording time on compatible burners while maintaining compatibility with a wide range of DVD‑R hardware.

Suitable for

• Recording standard-definition video for playback on DVD players
• Creating software distribution discs and installation media
• Storing data backups and personal archives
• Sharing documents and multimedia files between computers

Key specifications

• Type: DVD‑R (recordable, write-once)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB (single-layer)
• Maximum write speed: 16×
• Compatibility: Standard DVD‑R drives and DVD burners supporting 16× media
• Disc format: ISO/UDF compatible for video and data sessions

How to use

Insert the disc into a compatible DVD burner, select the appropriate burn software and choose either a video DVD project or a data disc session depending on your needs. For video content, use authoring software to create DVD-compliant VIDEO_TS structure before burning. For data or backup tasks, choose the filesystem (UDF or ISO9660) supported by your target players or systems. Select the write speed according to the burner recommendations—using the maximum supported 16× speed on compatible hardware will reduce burn time.

Usage recommendations

Store discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and handle by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface. Verify compatibility with the target DVD player or drive before large-scale recording and finalize the disc in the burning software if playback on standalone players is required.