DVD-R

DVD-R (Digital Versatile Disc Recordable) is a popular optical storage medium used for recording and storing digital data and video content. These blank discs provide a convenient and reliable solution for archiving files, creating backups, or sharing multimedia content. With a typical storage capacity of 4.7GB or 120 minutes of video, DVD-R discs offer ample space for storing movies, home videos, or large data files. DVD-R discs can be written to only once, ensuring that the recorded content remains secure and unalterable. To record data or video onto a DVD-R, a DVD burner is required, allowing you to create customized DVDs with files, documents, photos, or videos. DVD-R discs are widely compatible with DVD players and drives, making them accessible on a variety of devices for playback or sharing. DVD-Rs offer a cost-effective and versatile medium for both personal and professional use, allowing you to store and distribute your content with ease and convenience.