Blank DVD-R Disc Pack Traxdata 4.7 GB 16x — 10 pcs (TRD10MS)

Pack of 10 Traxdata DVD-R discs, each single-layer disc providing 4.7 GB of recordable storage and supporting up to 16x write speed. These DVD-R media are intended for one-time recording of video, data backups and archive copies. The discs are compatible with DVD-R-capable burners and most standard DVD players and drives, offering offline storage and distribution for home and office use.

Advantages

These DVD-R discs provide predictable, write-once storage with broad playback and compatibility across DVD-R drives. With a 16x maximum write speed they offer reasonable burning times while keeping data stable for archiving. The 4.7 GB capacity on each single-layer disc is suitable for standard-definition video, incremental backups and file transfers without the need for compression or complex image formats.

Suitable for

• Recording and archiving standard-definition video and TV recordings
• Creating offline backups of documents, photos and small project files
• Distributing media or datasets for clients and colleagues
• Storing software installers and single-disc archives
• Use in DVD-R compatible burners in home or office computers

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD-R, single-layer recordable media
• Capacity per disc: 4.7 GB (approximately 4.7 billion bytes usable storage)
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Pack quantity: 10 discs
• Form factor: 120 mm optical disc

How to use

Insert a blank DVD-R into a DVD-R-capable optical drive, open your preferred burning software, and select the appropriate disc project type (data disc, video disc, or ISO image) before adding files. Choose a write speed up to 16x; selecting a slightly lower speed than the maximum can improve compatibility and reduce the chance of write errors. Finalize or close the disc after burning to ensure it is readable in standard DVD players and other drives.

Usage recommendations

Store burned discs in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recorded surface. For long-term archiving, create redundant copies and verify burned data after writing using checksum or file comparison tools.