Blank DVD-R Disc XLAYER Maxell MAX-DMR47S2P single-layer 4.7 GB recordable DVD-R

Blank DVD-R Disc XLAYER Maxell MAX-DMR47S2P is a single-layer, write-once DVD-R with 4.7 GB capacity designed for standard DVD writers and players that accept the DVD-R format. The disc features a printable white surface and supports recording at up to 16x speed. Supplied in a spindle of 25 pieces, it is intended for storing video, audio and general data where a reliable, single-write optical medium is required.

Advantages

The printable white surface allows direct labeling using compatible inkjet disc printers or permanent markers. A 4.7 GB storage capacity and 16x maximum write speed provide a balance between recording time and compatibility with most DVD drives. The single-layer, write-once design ensures recorded content remains unchanged after finalization, making it suitable for archival copies and distribution.

Suitable for

• Archiving family videos and home recordings
• Creating backup copies of important files and documents
• Distributing data or video content to clients or customers
• Storing standard-definition video projects and compilations

Key specifications

• Disc type: single-layer DVD-R, write-once
• Capacity: 4.7 GB
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Printable surface: white (suitable for inkjet printing or permanent marking)
• Format compatibility: DVD-R compatible drives and players
• Packaging: spindle containing 25 discs

How to use

Insert the disc into a compatible DVD writer. Use your optical disc burning software to select DVD-R as the target format, set the desired write speed (up to 16x), and add files or video projects to the compilation. Finalize the disc if you need it to be playable in standard DVD players. For best results when printing on the disc surface, allow printed ink to dry fully before stacking or handling.

Usage recommendations

Choose a moderate write speed rather than the maximum if your burner or media is older to improve burn reliability. Store discs vertically in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to preserve recorded data. Verify important backups after burning by reading files or playing video on a compatible player.