Philips DVD+R double layer blanks are powerful and convenient writeable storage media for common C...Philips DVD+R double layer blanks are powerful and convenient writeable storage media for common CD burners and CD players (stereo system, car radio, disc man, computer drives). The storage capacity is 8.5 gigabytes, which corresponds to a video playtime of 240 minutes. Speed: 1-8X. The compact cake box contains 10 blanks. Philips blanks have a very long archival life for an extra long user experience. A spindle is a plastic cylinder in which individual compact discs can be stored. The spindle is closed with a plastic lid to protect the discs. A spindle is space-saving and ideal for when a large amount of discs is required and/or when discs are rarely used, e.g. for creating backups. Spindles are available in 10, 25, 50 or 100 discs. Spindle 25 is also available with inkjet printable disks (IW). Box contents: Philips DVD+R 8.5 GB DL 8x spindle (10). Inventor of CD and DVD technologies. The DVD+R and DVD+RW markets are growing, and Philips is playing a leading role in meeting end users' requirements by being among the first to introduce innovative developments such as high-speed and high-capacity discs. High-capacity recording - Almost doubles the capacity of a single-layer DVD+R disc. Preserve your valuable data on DVD - Reliable, high-quality media ensures your data will be preserved. Ultimate Convenience - Access to your data on most existing DVD-ROM players - One disc for all applications, bringing environments together.
Philips DVD+R DL Blank Recordable Disc 8.5GB 240 Mins 8x Speed 10 Pack SpindleFree delivery in 1–3 days£10.99Visit shop →
10 Philips DVD+R DUAL LAYER Recordable DVD Discs 240 mins 8.5GBFree delivery in 1–3 days£11.21Visit shop →
Product Information
Full details
This guide is for anyone looking to understand and utilize Philips DVD+R DL blank recordable discs. These discs are ideal for backing up large amounts of data, offering a high capacity of 8.5 GB and a recording time of 240 minutes. However, ensure your DVD player or burner supports the DVD+R DL format before use.
All features
Model Part Number
DR8S8B10F/00
Brand
Philips
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the capacity of Philips DVD+R DL discs?
Each disc has a storage capacity of 8.5 GB.
What is the recording time of these discs?
They offer a recording time of up to 240 minutes.
Are these discs compatible with all DVD players?
No, they are compatible with most existing DVD-ROM players, but ensure your player supports the DVD+R DL format.
What write speed do these discs support?
They support a write speed of up to 8x.
Can I erase and rewrite data on these discs?
No, these are recordable discs, and the data cannot be erased or overwritten.
How should I store these discs?
Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and handle them by the edges to avoid scratches.
What should I do if the disc is not recognized?
Clean the disc with a soft, lint-free cloth and ensure your DVD player or burner supports the DVD+R DL format.
Troubleshooting
Disc not recognized by DVD player or burner.
Ensure the DVD player or burner supports the DVD+R DL format. Clean the disc surface and try again. Try a different disc or burner to isolate the problem.
Burning process fails or data is corrupted.
Reduce the burning speed to 4x. Check for scratches or damage on the disc. Verify that the files are not corrupted before burning. Ensure sufficient hard drive space is available during the burning process.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High storage capacity for large files and projects.
Long recording time suitable for movies and extensive data.
Broad compatibility with existing DVD players and burners.
Fast 8x recording speed saves time.
Reliable media for preserving valuable data.
Cons
Requires a DVD+R DL compatible drive for burning.
Not compatible with all older DVD players.
Capacity may be insufficient for extremely large data sets.
Discs are single-use; data cannot be overwritten.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure your DVD burner supports the DVD+R DL format before attempting to record. Check your burner's specifications or documentation.
Burning Process: Insert the disc into your DVD burner. Use compatible software to burn your files onto the disc. Follow the software's instructions to select the files and initiate the burning process.
Care: Handle discs by their edges to avoid fingerprints and scratches. Store discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use a soft, lint-free cloth to clean the disc surface if needed. Avoid writing on the disc surface with a permanent marker.