DVD+R DL Disc 8.5 GB 8x 50 pcs — Traxdata (906OEDRPSN005)

Traxdata DVD+R DL discs provide dual-layer optical storage with 8.5 GB capacity per disc. Each medium supports 8x maximum write speed and comes in a pack of 50 recordable discs. These discs are intended for users who need more capacity than single-layer DVDs for archiving large files, creating video backups, distributing data, or transferring sizable project folders. They require a DVD+R DL compatible burner to write and are playable in most DVD players that support the dual-layer DVD+R format.

Advantages

Dual-layer format doubles storage capacity compared to standard single-layer DVD+R discs, enabling single-disc backups of larger video projects and datasets. An 8x rated write speed balances reliable burning performance with reasonable recording time on compatible drives. The bulk pack of 50 discs is suited for repeated archive tasks or distribution runs, reducing the need for frequent reorders. Recordable media provides flexibility for ad-hoc backups and one-time data distribution without requiring rewritable drives.

Suitable for

• Archiving large data sets and project backups
• DVD video authoring and movie backups in dual-layer format
• Transferring large files and media between locations
• Distributing software builds, presentations, or multimedia portfolios

Key specifications

• Disc type: recordable dual-layer DVD (DVD+R DL)
• Capacity per disc: 8.5 GB (approx. 7.95 GiB usable)
• Maximum write speed: 8x (depends on burner compatibility)
• Quantity: 50 discs per pack
• Compatibility: requires DVD+R DL capable burner; playable in most dual-layer compatible DVD players

How to use

Install or connect a DVD burner that supports DVD+R DL media to your computer and insert a blank disc. Use disc authoring or burning software that recognizes dual-layer discs and select the appropriate write speed (up to 8x) according to your drive’s recommendations. Finalize the disc if you intend to play it on standalone DVD players; most players require finalized discs to read data. Label discs with recommended markers designed for optical media and store them upright in a dry, dust-free environment to preserve longevity.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, verify that your burning software and drive firmware are up to date before creating important archives or video masters. Perform a verify pass after burning large projects to ensure data integrity, and store burned discs away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to extend lifespan.