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Ritek, Ridata Double Layer DVD+R 2.4X Silver Shiny

50pc. clear shrink wrap

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The DL DVD+R (dual-layer) media is the newest technology breakthrough in optical discs. The advanced, single-sided disc has an amazing 8.5GB of storage capacity, enough for up to four hours of DVD-quality video, 16 hours of VHS-quality video, or over 120 hours of MP3 audio. It is compatible with all current DVD video players and DVD-ROM drives as well as new DVD+R DL drives, the disc is ideal for virtually any business or household application.

New technology allows material to be either read or recorded on one layer without affecting material on the other layer. An important advantage of the double-layer configuration is convenience. It allows users to read, write, or view nearly twice the amount of data than with the currently popular single-layer 4.7GB DVD discs without having to flip sides or change discs.

Continuity of video playback: OTP (Opposite Track Path )

Areas for OPC

Lead -Out finalization for compatibility with DVD-ROM

Writes dummy data in remaining data area

Middle zone length can be decided by application/PC in order to shorten finalize time

Manufacturer: Ritek RiData
Mfg Part#: DRD+85-NOB

Media Type: DL DVD+R, Dual Layer DVD Plus R Media

Top Surface: Silver Shiny

Storage Capacity: 8.5GB of storage capacity on a single-sided disc -- No need to flip the disc!

4 hours DVD quality video or 16 hours VHS quality video

Recording Speed: 2.4X

Largest compatible DVD back-up and data archiving format for computer drives

Ideal for archiving home movies

COMPATIBILITY -- Requires DVD plus type recorder with dual layer (double layer, DL) recording capability. New machines from BenQ, Sony, Philips and other manufacturer's are now introducing these models. Contact your drive manufacturer for details.

The industry's first Double-Layer DVD+R (DVD+R DL) discs. The new 2.4x media nearly doubles the storage capacity on DVD recordable discs from 4.7GB to 8.5GB on a single side while maintaining compatibility with existing DVD video players and DVD-ROM drives.

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