DVD+R Philips DR4S6B50F/00 4,7 GB 120 perc

The Philips DVD+R DR4S6B50F/00 is a single-sided, recordable optical disc with a native capacity of 4.7 GB, providing up to 120 minutes of standard-definition video recording. The disc is designed for one-time recording and is compatible with most DVD+R capable players and recorders. It is suitable for archiving photos, videos and general data backups where write-once media is preferred for long-term retention.

Advantages

This DVD+R offers stable write performance and broad playback compatibility across DVD players and PC drives that support the DVD+R format. With a 4.7 GB capacity it accommodates full-length movies or extended data collections, while the write-once format reduces accidental modification of stored content. The disc is supplied by a reputable brand known for optical media and is available in consumer-friendly packaging options.

Suitable for

• Archiving family videos and recorded television programs
• Distributing recorded presentations or training materials
• Backing up photos, documents and other digital files
• Creating playback discs for DVD players that support DVD+R

Key specifications

• Disc type: DVD+R (write-once)
• Capacity: 4.7 GB (approx. 120 minutes video)
• Surface: single-sided, single-layer
• Intended use: data storage, video recording, photo archiving
• Compatibility: DVD+R compatible recorders and players

How to use

Insert the Philips DVD+R into a compatible DVD recorder or a computer optical drive that supports DVD+R writing. Use your preferred burning software to select the appropriate recording mode (data disc, video DVD or audio/data compilation), verify disc capacity and choose an appropriate write speed supported by both the drive and the disc. Finalize or close the session if you intend the disc to be playable in standalone DVD players. After recording, allow the disc to be handled by the hub until the dye stabilizes to avoid smudges or damage.

Recommendations

For reliable results, select a burn speed recommended by your drive and avoid the maximum speed if errors occur. Store completed discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and handle them by the edges to preserve playback quality over time.