DVD-R MediaRange MR452 4,7 GB 10 unid.

The MediaRange MR452 DVD-R is a spindle pack of 10 blank optical discs offering 4.7 GB of storage per disc and a 120 mm diameter. Designed for archiving, media distribution and general data backup, these DVD-R discs support up to 16x write speed and come packaged in a cakebox for convenient handling and storage. The discs are compatible with most DVD writers that accept DVD-R format and provide a simple, reliable medium for saving video, photos, documents and other digital content.

Advantages

These DVD-Rs combine a standard 4.7 GB capacity with 16x write capability to provide a balance of speed and compatibility. The 10-disc cakebox packaging protects discs during transport and storage while keeping them readily accessible. Using a widely supported DVD-R format increases compatibility with older and current standalone DVD players, DVD burners and optical drives. The uniform 120 mm disc size ensures compatibility with standard disc trays and labeling accessories.

Suitable for

• Backup of personal files, photos and documents
• Archiving video projects and home movies
• Distribution of multimedia content and presentations
• Temporary storage for data transfer between systems

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD-R (write-once optical disc)
• Capacity per disc: 4.7 GB (single layer)
• Maximum write speed: 16x
• Disc diameter: 120 mm
• Package quantity: 10 discs in cakebox

How to use

Insert a blank DVD-R from the cakebox into a compatible DVD writer tray, close the tray and use your computer’s disc burning software or hardware recorder to select files or an image to burn. Set the recording speed (up to 16x) according to your needs—lower speeds can improve compatibility for older players. After burning, allow the disc to finalize if required by the software, then label the disc on the printable area if desired and store it back in the cakebox to protect from dust and scratches.

Recommendations

Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface. Store the cakebox vertically in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. For long-term archiving, verify burned data after recording and consider creating multiple backups on different media types.