DVD+R DL Traxdata 10pk 8.5GB 8x Cakebox

Traxdata DVD+R DL 10-pack offers double-layer optical media with 8.5 GB of storage per disc and an 8x maximum write speed. Supplied in a compact cakebox, this pack is intended for archiving larger files, backing up multiple folders or creating single-disc copies of long-form video. A typical 8x burn completes in about 20 minutes, making these discs suitable for routine data transfer and offline storage.

Advantages

Double-layer construction provides significantly more capacity than single-layer DVDs, allowing storage of full-length movies, large software distributions or extensive file archives on a single disc. The 8x write speed balances reliability and reasonable burn time. Supplied in a 10-disc cakebox, the pack is convenient for repeated use and moderate-volume backup workflows.

Suitable for

• Long-form DVD video projects (up to approximately four hours at DVD quality)
• Full-disc backups of systems, applications and large data sets
• Archiving photo libraries, project files and media collections
• Distributing large audio compilations or software to clients

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R Double Layer (DL)
• Storage capacity: 8.5 GB per disc
• Maximum write speed: 8x
• Pack quantity: 10 discs (cakebox)
• Typical single-disc burn time at 8x: ~20 minutes (actual time depends on drive and system)

How to use

Insert a disc into a compatible DVD writer that supports DVD+R DL media. Use your chosen burning application to select a data, audio or video project and set the write speed—8x is recommended for a balance between speed and reliability. Verify the disc after burning if your software provides that option to ensure data integrity. Store completed discs in a protective case or the supplied cakebox away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use a DVD writer with explicit DVD+R DL support and firmware updated to the latest version. When archiving important data, keep at least two copies on separate media and verify burns using checksum tools or the verification option in your burning software.