
Sony
Sony ODC3300R 3.3TB Optical Disc Cartridge
Sony's 3.3TB write-once optical disc cartridge delivers decades of secure, migration-free archival storage.
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Overview
Key Features
Compliant Write-Once-Read-Many (WORM) preserves data unaltered for > 100 years
Unquestioned record authenticity, withstands chain of evidence scrutiny
3.3TB Capacity: Double sided, Triple Layer discs
Professional Archive Cartridge design protects disks
Barcode labels for NETArchive provide automated identification and tracking of individual pieces of media.
Specifications
Brand
Sony
Model
ODC3300R
Media Type
Write Once
Capacity
3.3TB
Compatibility
Optical Disc Archive System
Recording Time (MPEG HD422 50Mbps)
104 hours
Frequently Asked Questions
What systems are compatible with the Sony ODC3300R cartridge?
The ODC3300R is designed for use with Sony's Optical Disc Archive (ODA) drive systems. It is not compatible with standard Blu-ray or DVD drives.
Is the ODC3300R rewritable or write-once?
This is a write-once cartridge. Once data is recorded, it cannot be overwritten or erased, which protects archived content from accidental deletion or tampering.
How long can data be stored on this cartridge?
Sony rates their Optical Disc Archive media for an archival lifespan of over 100 years under proper storage conditions, far exceeding magnetic tape or hard drive longevity.
How much HD video can the ODC3300R hold?
At MPEG HD422 50Mbps, the cartridge can store approximately 104 hours of high-definition video content.
Does the cartridge require any special storage environment?
Optical disc cartridges are more resilient than tape to temperature and humidity fluctuations, but storing them in a cool, dry environment will maximize their lifespan.