
Magnavox
Magnavox dm4m6b00f/17 16X Write-Once DVD-R Spindle - 100 Pack
100 write-once 4.7GB DVD-Rs certified at 16x — bulk archival media that burns fast and stores reliably.
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Overview
Key Features
4.7GB/120 minutes storage capacity
Spindle pack
Specifications
Disc Type
DVD-R (Write-Once)
Capacity per Disc
4.7 GB
Recording Time
Up to 120 minutes (SD video)
Certified Write Speed
Up to 16x
Quantity
100 discs
Packaging
Spindle
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the actual data capacity per disc, and how does that translate to video recording time?
Each disc holds 4.7GB of data or approximately 120 minutes of standard-definition video at typical DVD encoding bitrates. High-bitrate encodes will reduce recording time; standard DVD-Video rips will fit within the 120-minute spec.
What does "16x certified" mean, and will all drives burn these at full speed?
16x is the maximum certified write speed — at that rate, a full 4.7GB disc burns in approximately 5 minutes. Actual burn speed depends on your drive's supported write speeds and compatibility with this disc's dye formulation. Most modern DVD burners support 16x, but firmware and disc-drive pairing can cap real-world speeds below the certified maximum.
Are these DVD-Rs rewritable?
No. DVD-R is write-once media — data is burned permanently and cannot be erased or overwritten. For rewritable optical storage, DVD-RW or DVD+RW discs are required.
What is the rated data retention lifespan for these discs?
Manufacturer-certified lifespan is not published in the available specifications. As a class, write-once DVD-R media stored in cool, dark, low-humidity conditions is generally rated for decades of shelf life, though actual longevity varies with storage conditions and dye quality.
Does the spindle packaging protect the discs for long-term storage?
Spindle packs stack discs in a hub-center column without individual sleeves, which is efficient for bulk storage but leaves disc surfaces exposed if the lid is removed. For long-term archival of written discs, transfer to sleeved jewel cases or archival disc sleeves after burning.