Verbatim - 16x DVD-R Discs (10-Pack) - Silver
- General
- Brand: Verbatim
- Model Number: 97957
- Product Name: 16x DVD-R Discs (10-Pack)
- Color: Silver
- Dimensions
- Product Weight: 0.1 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Storage
- Format: DVD-R
- Maximum Data Capacity: 4.7 gigabytes
- Rewritable: false
- Write Speed: 16 times
- Single Or Double Layer: Single
- Maximum Video Capacity: 120 minutes
- DVD Format: Single sided
- Compatibility
- Minimum System Requirements: Disc burners up to 16x speed
- LightScribe Compatible: false
- Printable Surface: No
- Size: Standard
- Included
- Number of Discs Included: 10
- Other
- UPC: 023942979579
Store all your photos, videos and data with this DVD-R 10-pack from Verbatim. Each disc can store up to 4.7GB or 120 minutes of data. Don't worry about your data being lost with one-time recording. Each disc in this DVD-R 10-pack from Verbatim records at 16x speed so you can copy your files quickly.
- 16X write speed: Allowing you to record a disk for a short time.
- 4.7GB or 120 minutes capacity: Ideal for recording home movies and video clips.
- Compatibility: Compatible with most DVD-ROM drives and DVD Players.
- AZO Technology: For superior performance and reliability.
- 16X write speed: Allowing you to record a disk for a short time.
- 4.7GB or 120 minutes capacity: Ideal for recording home movies and video clips.
- Compatibility: Compatible with most DVD-ROM drives and DVD Players.
- AZO Technology: For superior performance and reliability.
Whats Included
- 16x DVD-R (10-Pack)
- 16x DVD-R (10-Pack)
Q: Can i get a DVD with more than 120 minutes?
A: I don't know why everyone wants to make this answer hard, like they're a member of some secret geek tech club. Think of it like changing record speeds on an old vcr. My recorder will let me record up to 6 hrs of video on a standard DVD-R. And just like Video tape the more you record on the disc the more you lose in video quality . However , I notice it very little on most things I record . Some things are worse , not terrible to me , but it's a personal preference and eye of the beholder thing . Dual layer DVD + R's will let you record longer than that . However , your machine mist be compatible with them . You simply use your record speed with your remote like you did with a vcr. All reorders are different and have different modes. Think Beta 1, 2 and 3 vcr's. I prefer making longer recordings with different programming line ups, etc. So I don't have to get up every hour or so and change the discs . Some people have to have the best quality possible, but for my purposes and tastes I don't . But talking about compression and telling people the they to buy a blue ray burner isn't very helpful or true in most cases
