The Verbatim DVD-R 4.7GB 16X White Inkjet Hub Printable Discs 25 Pack Spindle utilize a high performance "Metal Azo" dye formulation which extends the media's archival life and ensures the reliability of the data you store on the most versatile recordable DVD media available today. It is fully compatible with DVD-R writers as well as leading DVD-ROM drives and DVD video players. These DVD-R discs have been extensively tested and qualified for use with DVD/CD Inkjet printers and duplicators offered by leading manufacturers. .

1X-16X DVD recording speed

Full color, high resolution, photo quality printing

Superior ink absorption on high-resolution 5,760 DPI printers

Crisp and clear text reproduction

Excellent ink drying time

Compatible with inkjet disc printers from most manufacturers

Advanced metal Azo recording dye optimizes read/write performance and provides long archival life.

Ideal for recording up to 2 hours of DVD quality home movies and video clips

Compatible with up to 16X DVD-R hardware and drives from most manufacturers

Read compatible with most DVD-ROM drives and DVD video players

Superior archival life

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the silver surface shiny or matte finish?

A: The top side is a matte finish while the reverse is shiny.

Q: 2. What is the MID of this disc?

A: This information is not readily supplied by Verbatim. You would need to contact Verbatim if you desire this information.

Q: 3. what does the caution mean? Is there anyplace to find details on that?

A: As others said, Not made for 1X/2X DVD-R drives.

Q: 4. Can these be used as a substitute for the Verbatim 95052 discs?

A: This Verbatim DVD+R DataLifePlus Inkjet/Hub Printable Recordable Disc is different from the Verbatim DVD+R 4.7GB, 8x, DataLifePlus Shiny Silver Disc (95052) This one is inkjet printable, where-as the 95052 is for silk-screen printing.

Q: 5. Where are made these disks ?

A: The Verbatim DVD-R 4.76GB 16x (100-Pack) BH #VEDMR16100 is made in Taiwan.

Q: 6. Will this support 4K videos up to 50GB?

A: Yes, the Verbatim 50GB 8x DataLifePlus White Thermal Hub Printable (25 Discs) can support 4K videos up to 50GB.

Q: 7. I'll elaborate more.I use a Casio Thermal Disc Printer (CW-75) to label my movie discs. When I make a mistake labelling the disc, I use Goo Gone and Rubbing Alcohol to remove the mistake, and this works fine with regular blank DVDs. But when I do the same on white thermal printable discs, it results in a smeared disc surface which cannot be corrected, and makes re-labeling the disc impossible. Therefore the disc becomes useless (i.e. at least for labelling).Is there any other way around this?

A: No, unfortunately there is not. Once the disc is printed on it is meant to be permanent, much like a one-use CD-R. Removal of the actual dye results in damaging the top layer of the disc as well, most of the time.

Q: 8. Is Verbatim blu-ray disks 97338 HTL or LTH ?

A: Verbatim Tech Support verified that 37338 discs are HTL

Q: 9. Are these made in Japan?

A: According to the information we have, our current inventory's Country of Origin is Taiwan. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 10. Has the manufacturer specified an expected archival life or material on the coating?

A: The manufacturer uses it's proprietary HardCoat coating for its BD-Rs. They advertise a long life, but do not make any quantitative claims to longevity the way M-DISC does. Additionally, there is not necessarily any definitive difference in longevity between HardCoat and similar coatings and M-DISC save for price.