Traxdata BD-R DL 50 GB 6× recordable Blu-ray discs, pack of 50 (TRBDL50)

Traxdata BD-R DL 50 GB 6× recordable Blu-ray discs, pack of 50 provide high-capacity optical media on dual-layer BD-R discs. Each disc stores up to 50 GB of data and supports up to 6× write speed, making the pack suitable for long-form video recording, large backups and archival storage. The media is compatible with drives and players that support BD-R DL format and is intended for users who need reliable, high-capacity write-once optical storage.

Advantages

These Traxdata BD-R DL discs offer a large single-disc capacity that reduces the number of discs required for extended recordings or sizeable data archives. The 6× maximum write speed balances reliable write performance with compatibility across a wide range of BD-R burners. Being write-once media, the discs provide stable archival characteristics for long-term retention of video, images and important files. The uniform disc format and spindle packaging of 50 discs simplifies inventory and handling for professional and home environments.

Suitable for

• Long-form HD or 4K video archiving and distribution
• Large data backups and system image storage
• Photographer and videographer project archives
• Off-site or cold storage archival of important documents

Key specifications

• Disc type: BD-R DL (dual layer) write-once optical disc
• Capacity per disc: 50 GB
• Maximum write speed: 6×
• Pack quantity: 50 discs
• Compatibility: BD-R DL compatible burners and players
• Use case: long-term storage, video recording, data backup

How to use

Insert a blank Traxdata BD-R DL disc into a BD-R DL compatible burner. Use your preferred disc burning software and select BD-R DL as the target media, set the desired file system or authoring format appropriate for video or data (for example UDF for cross-platform data access), and choose a write speed up to 6×. Verify finalisation if you require playback on standalone Blu-ray players. Label discs after burning and store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain archival stability.

Usage recommendations

For best results, check compatibility of your burner and player with BD-R DL media and use mid-range or lower write speeds if you require the highest reliability for important archives. Allow discs to settle after burning before handling and keep records of disc contents for easier retrieval.