Verbatim VER95101 Dvd-r 4.7GB 16X Write-once 50 Pack

Product Description

The VERBATIM VER95101 is a write-once DVD-R disc rated for 4.7GB of storage and up to 120 minutes of video recording time. Formatted for compatibility with 1X to 16X DVD-R writers, it reaches maximum write speed in approximately 5 minutes per disc. The disc uses Advanced Azo recording dye, a formulation designed to deliver consistent read and write performance across repeated playback cycles while supporting long-term archival stability. This spindle pack contains 50 discs, making it a practical bulk option for data backup, video production, and document archiving workflows. Suitable for use by IT professionals, AV technicians, and office staff managing high-volume recording tasks.

The VER95101 is appropriate for both residential and commercial environments where reliable optical media is required. Typical applications include data archiving, video recording masters, software distribution, and long-term document storage. The 50-disc pack format suits production workflows, service bureaus, and office environments that burn discs in volume. The write-once format ensures data integrity after recording, making it well suited for compliance and records-retention use cases.

Key Features

• 4.7GB storage capacity per disc supports full-length data backups and video files
• 16X maximum write speed enables a full disc burn in approximately 5 minutes
• Advanced Azo recording dye formulation provides high read and write reliability
• Write-once format protects recorded data from accidental overwrite or alteration
• Compatible with most DVD-ROM drives and DVD video players for broad playback support
• 50-disc spindle pack reduces per-disc cost for high-volume recording environments

Compatibility

Compatible with 1X to 16X DVD-R writers and most DVD-ROM drives and DVD video players, as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for optical disc media. Store discs in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to preserve archival integrity. Handle discs by the outer edge to avoid fingerprints or surface contamination on the recording layer. Verify that the target drive firmware supports 16X DVD-R media before burning at maximum speed.