DVD-R disc pack Traxdata 4.7 GB 16x — 100 pcs (recordable optical media)

Traxdata DVD-R 4.7 GB 16x — 100 pcs is a pack of single‑layer recordable optical discs designed for standard DVD burners. Each disc provides 4.7 GB of storage capacity and supports write speeds up to 16x, making the set suitable for routine data backups, video authoring and distribution, or archiving projects that require stable, write-once media. The discs are intended for use where long-term, non-rewritable storage is preferred and where compatibility with DVD-Video players and most DVD-ROM drives is required.

Advantages

The pack offers a large quantity of consistent, single-use DVD-R media for bulk recording and distribution. With a uniform 4.7 GB capacity and 16x maximum write speed, these discs enable predictable burn times and straightforward compatibility with a wide range of DVD burners and players. As write-once media, they provide protection against accidental overwriting while remaining suitable for archiving and archival distribution of finalized projects.

Suitable for

• Creating DVD-Video discs for standard DVD players
• Archiving photos, documents and project files
• Mass duplication or distribution of video and data
• Routine backups where non-rewritable storage is required
• Optical media storage for offices, studios and educational use

Key specifications

• Disc type: single-layer recordable DVD-R
• Storage capacity per disc: 4.7 GB (approx. 4.38 GB in binary measurement)
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Pack quantity: 100 discs
• Compatibility: standard DVD burners and most DVD players/DVD-ROM drives
• Writable format: write-once (WORM)

How to use

Use a compatible DVD-R burner or authoring program to write data, video files or disc images to each disc. Prepare the content and select appropriate write settings in your burning software, choosing a write speed that matches your burner and media — slower speeds can improve reliability for important archives. Finalize the disc if required by the software to ensure compatibility with standalone DVD players. Label discs after burning using appropriate permanent markers designed for optical media or printable disc surfaces if available.

Usage recommendations

Store discs vertically in their original pack or in protective jewel cases, away from direct sunlight, high temperatures and high humidity. Verify the integrity of critical burns by testing discs in multiple drives and keep at least one redundant copy for important archives.