BDXL Verbatim MDISC Lifetime archival 100GB Single Disc

The Verbatim MDISC Lifetime archival BDXL 100GB Single Disc is an optical archival medium designed for long-term preservation of digital files. It uses a patented, rock-like recording layer and titanium components to increase resistance to light, temperature and humidity, providing a durable solution for archiving photos, videos and documents. The disc has a native capacity of 100 GB, standard 120 mm diameter and is supplied as a single disc in a jewel case for convenient storage.

Advantages

MDISC recording technology engraves data into a stable, rock-like layer rather than relying on dye, reducing the risk of data degradation over time. Industry-standard ISO/IEC 10995 testing indicates an expected mean lifetime of approximately 1,332 years and only 5% data loss probability after 667 years. The BDXL 100 GB format allows storage of large files and consolidated archives on a single disc, and the inclusion of titanium in the disc structure further improves longevity and resistance to environmental factors.

Suitable for

• Long-term archival of family photos and home video collections
• Storage of important personal and legal documents
• Backup and archiving for small businesses and enterprises
• Consolidation of large media files and project archives

Key specifications

• Brand: VERBATIM
• Model: MDISC Lifetime archival BDXL 100GB (MPN 43834)
• Type: BDXL optical disc
• Capacity: 100 GB native
• Disc diameter: 120 mm
• Packaging: Single disc in jewel case

How to use

Use a compatible BDXL-capable Blu-ray burner and software that supports writing to BDXL discs and MDISC technology. Insert the disc into the drive, select files or folders to archive in your burning application, choose the appropriate write settings and start the burn process. After writing completes, verify the burn with the software’s verification feature if available, then store the disc in its jewel case in a stable, dry location away from direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

To maximize lifespan, handle discs by the edges, avoid scratches and fingerprints on the recorded surface, store at moderate temperatures and humidity, and keep discs in their protective case when not in use. Verify compatibility of your drive and burning software with BDXL and MDISC before creating archival copies.