Traxdata DVD-R 4.7 GB 16× pack of 100 — writable single-layer optical discs

Traxdata DVD-R 4.7 GB 16× pack of 100 consists of 100 writable single-layer optical discs, each offering 4.7 GB of storage and support for up to 16× write speed. These DVD-R discs are compatible with standard DVD-R burners and many standalone DVD players that read recordable DVD-R media. The media are intended for straightforward data backup, video recording and reliable long-term storage of documents, photos, audio and other digital files.

Advantages

These single-layer DVD-R discs provide a balance of capacity and compatibility: 4.7 GB per disc is sufficient for typical document archives and standard-definition video, while 16× write speed enables faster recording on supported drives. As writable DVD-R media, they are widely supported across optical drives and DVD players, making them suitable for distribution copies and interchange between devices. Packaging in a pack of 100 reduces the need for frequent repurchasing and supports larger backup tasks or replication projects.

Suitable for

• Backing up office documents and personal files
• Recording standard-definition video and DVD-authoring projects
• Creating distribution copies of data or media for sharing
• Archiving photos, audio recordings and project snapshots

Key specifications

• Disc type: writable single-layer DVD-R
• Capacity per disc: 4.7 GB (approx. 4.37 GiB usable)
• Maximum write speed: 16×
• Pack size: 100 discs
• Compatibility: standard DVD-R burners and many DVD players
• Media format: record-once optical disc

How to use

Insert a disc into a compatible DVD burner, select the appropriate burn software and choose the DVD-R format or write speed up to 16× based on your drive’s supported settings. For data backup, use your operating system’s disc burning utility or dedicated backup software; for video, use DVD-authoring software to create a compatible file structure before burning. Allow the burn process to complete and verify the data when the software offers an option to confirm successful writing. Store finished discs in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the burn speed to the drive’s recommended settings rather than always selecting the maximum 16× speed; lower speeds can improve compatibility with older players. Label discs with a soft-tip marker and keep an index of contents for easier retrieval when using large packs.