DVD-R
Backups, family photos, home movies: burn them to DVD-R in packs of 50 from Verbatim, Maxell or Arita. Archive your memories.
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Frequently Asked Questions
DVD-R or DVD+R?
How much does one disc hold?
Can a DVD-R be rewritten?
At what speed should I burn?
How should I store them?
Which DVD-R should you choose?
A DVD-R is a blank disc you burn once to keep files with no subscription or connection: family photos, videos, document backups or an install disc.
All three are sold in packs of 50, enough to archive years of photos or hand out a video to a whole class:
- Arita: 4.7 GB per disc, burns at up to 16X.
- Maxell: a long-standing name in recording media.
- Verbatim: a common choice for archiving.
To burn them you need a DVD writer, built into the PC or external over USB. Write the date and contents on the disc with a CD marker, and store it upright in its case, out of the sun.