DVD+R MediaRange MR474 8,5 GB 25 uds.

The MediaRange MR474 DVD+R pack contains 25 blank discs, each with a native capacity of 8.5 GB. These DVD+R media are intended for storing large files, creating backups, and distributing multimedia content. Each disc has a standard 120 mm diameter and supports recording at speeds up to 8x, providing a balance between write performance and compatibility with many DVD writers and standalone players.

Advantages

These DVD+R discs offer a high single-disc capacity of 8.5 GB that accommodates dual-layer content without additional media types. The 25-disc spindle provides a cost-effective quantity for archiving, project distribution, or repeated use across multiple tasks. With 8x write speed, the discs are compatible with a wide range of DVD burners and deliver dependable results for long-term data storage when handled and stored according to media best practices.

Suitable for

• Archiving large data sets and project backups
• Recording dual-layer video or multimedia presentations
• Distributing software, drivers, or content collections
• Creating physical backups of important documents and photos

Key specifications

• Media type: DVD+R
• Capacity: 8.5 GB (native, dual-layer equivalent)
• Write speed: up to 8x
• Disc diameter: 120 mm
• Quantity: 25 discs per pack

How to use

Insert a blank MediaRange MR474 disc into a compatible DVD+R writer or drive. Use your preferred disc burning software, select data or video project mode, set the burn speed (up to 8x recommended for compatibility and reliability), and start the recording process. After burning, verify the data using the software verification feature or by mounting the disc in a reader to confirm successful recording. Allow freshly written discs to settle before stacking or storing to avoid smudging the recorded surface.

Recommendations

Store discs vertically in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface. Use a moderate burn speed (typically 4x–8x) if your burner and media support it to improve write reliability. Label discs with a non-solvent-based marker designed for optical media.