Blu-ray Disc VERBATIM 98912 blank 1 TB single disc

VERBATIM 98912 is a single blank Blu-ray disc with a native 1 TB capacity, intended for high-capacity optical storage and long-term archiving. The disc uses Verbatim M-Disc archival technology, which engraves data into an inorganic write layer rather than relying on organic dyes. This construction increases resistance to environmental factors such as light, temperature and humidity and is designed for reliable retention of large video files, backups and other sizeable datasets on a single disc. The disc is compatible with Blu-ray recorders and drives that support high-capacity BD formats and is supplied as one 1 TB disc.

Advantages

The Verbatim M-Disc write layer is engineered for archival durability, providing a non-dye, engraved recording surface that resists fading and degradation over time. This approach offers a projected multi-century lifetime based on ISO/IEC 16963 testing and independent evaluations, making the media suitable for long-term digital preservation. High native capacity reduces the number of discs needed to store large datasets, simplifying management of video archives and backups while maintaining compatibility with drives that support high-capacity Blu-ray formats.

Suitable for

• Archiving large video projects and high-resolution footage
• Long-term backup of important documents, photo libraries and datasets
• Storage of scientific images and commercial application object data
• Single-disc distribution of large files where a 1 TB optical medium is needed

Key specifications

• Disc type: Blank Blu-ray optical disc with M-Disc archival layer
• Native capacity: 1 TB (single disc)
• Compatibility: Requires Blu-ray recorders or drives that support high-capacity BD formats
• Archival technology: Inorganic engraved write layer designed for long-term stability
• Environmental resistance: Engineered to resist degradation from light, temperature and humidity

How to use

Insert the Verbatim 1 TB disc into a compatible Blu-ray recorder or drive that supports high-capacity BD formats and follow the recorder software prompts to format (if required) and write data. Use standard disc burning or backup applications that recognize high-capacity Blu-ray media; ensure your drive firmware supports writing to M-Disc/Blu-ray XL or equivalent high-capacity formats. After writing, verify the recorded data using your software's verification tools or by opening sample files to confirm successful recording.

Usage recommendations

Store recorded discs vertically in a protective case, away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures and high humidity. Label discs clearly with non-abrasive markers and keep a separate index of contents. For important archives, maintain multiple copies on separate media types and periodically verify readability using a compatible drive.