DVD+R DL MediaRange MR470 8,5 GB 100 unid.

The MediaRange MR470 blank DVD+R DL provides a native capacity of 8.5 GB per disc and comes in a pack of 100 discs stored in a cakebox. Each disc supports DVD+R DL format and a write speed of up to 8x, making these recordable double-layer DVDs suitable for storing large files, backups, archives and multimedia projects. The pack is designed for straightforward storage and handling, with discs intended for single-session recording media compatible with most common DVD writers that support DVD+R DL.

Advantages

These MediaRange DVD+R DL discs offer high native capacity on a single physical disc, reducing the need to split large files across multiple discs. The 8x write speed balances reliable burning with reasonably fast recording times for double-layer media. Supplied as 100 discs in a cakebox, the pack simplifies inventory management and long-term storage for bulk-burning tasks and archiving.

Suitable for

• Archiving large datasets and documents
• Creating backups of system images and file collections
• Storing high-definition video projects and long-length multimedia
• Distributing large presentations or software packages

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R DL (dual layer)
• Capacity per disc: 8.5 GB (native)
• Maximum write speed: 8x
• Pack quantity: 100 discs
• Packaging: cakebox
• Format: recordable, single-use write-once media

How to use

Insert a compatible blank DVD+R DL disc into a DVD writer that supports dual-layer DVD+R media. Use your preferred burning software to select the data, create a disc compilation or image, ensure the burning speed is set at 8x or lower for optimal reliability, and start the write process. Verify the final burn if your software offers verification to confirm data integrity. Store discs upright in the cakebox away from direct sunlight, heat sources and excessive humidity.

Recommendations

For best results, use a DVD writer with explicit DVD+R DL support and set the burn speed to 8x or lower. Allow burned discs to finalize and cool before handling. Keep the cakebox in a dry, dark environment to maintain disc longevity and label discs after verification to track archived content.