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Key Features
- Write-Once Recordable Disc
- 120 Minutes of Recording Time
This is a 100-Pack of Verbatim DVD-R 4.7GB 16x Inkjet Printable Discs. Each disc offers 4.7GB or 120 minutes of write-once storage capacity, superior recording quality, and compatibility with 1x to 16x DVD-R writers. Each Verbatim 16x DVD-R disc allows users to record 4.7GB or 120 minutes in about 5 minutes. Recognized as the choice of professional users, Verbatim DVD-R offers the optimal advanced Azo recording dye, which provides the highest level of read/write performance, reliability, and archival life. Verbatim 16x DVD-R media is compatible with Pioneer, Apple, Sony, Panasonic, and other leading drive manufacturers.
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Does any one know the disc ID number? This was asked before but not answered. The Disc ID number can be found by inserting the disc into a DVD burner (in a computer) and using a burning application (like imgburn) to look at the disc properties. On a Mac, it can be found using the System Information application under System Information -> System Report -> Hardware -> Disc Burning -> Media -> ID. This is very important information for people delivering their service on a DVD and who must buy high quality media that won't fail them.Thank you, whoever answered, for your help. It is much appreciated!
yes that's true
Date published: 2018-08-27
are these discs matte white or silver?
are these discs matte white or silver?
White
Date published: 2019-04-13
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Anyone know the disc ID info?
P/N number is 97016 is that the iD you are looking for? That is the only other number, expect the UPN number provided on the label.
Date published: 2018-08-27
What country are these discs made in?
What country are these discs made in?
Taiwan
Date published: 2022-03-06
What does the R stand for?
What does the R stand for?
Stands for record
Date published: 2022-06-24
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How do you print on the disc? Does this mean printing a label on an inkjet printer? I just bought a duplicator and am ignorant on this subject.
To begin with, your printer must be inkjet which is designed to print on this type of blank dvd. The printer does all the work. Whenever I print I don't increase the color but leave it at mid level. This may not be to your liking but it works for me. You may also want to check the diameter (printing area) to make sure you haven't overran the disc size (both inner/outer). I've an Epson R2000 inkjet printer. I hope this'll help you some.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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What color is the recording surface?
The color is a bluish silver.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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What is the difference between R disc and a RW disc?. Thanks
Since everyone has pretty much the same answer, I'll go one step further. The RW discs can work more like a thumb (USB) drive... a very slow and not always reliable thumb drive. The R discs are for permanent archiving.When I say permanent, I mean until the media starts to degrade. If you buy good quality discs, that degradation can be as long as your interest in that information continues. I still have discs that I loaded in 2005, and before, that are dependable information containers. I never use RW discs anymore, because they are only a redundancy for other more convenient and useful temporary storage solutions. Imagine carrying an RW disc in your pocket or on a chain.
Date published: 2018-08-27