7 best bd r 50gbs

Product description

Verbatim BD-R Double layer discs provide up to 50 GB of data, audio or video storage – twice that of single layer BD-R discs. Compatible with standard BD-R hardware and recorders from leading manufacturers, these discs are ideal for storing large HD video and audio files. All Verbatim BD-R DL media feature HardCoat to protect against scratches, fingerprints and dust build-up, reducing playback and recording errors. BD-R DL is a one-time record format, ensuring that your movies, video clips or other data will not be erased.

• 10 high-grade, non-rewritable BD-R discs, OEM certified, with a one hundred year archival life
• Verbatim Blu-ray discs are treated with Hard Coat to prevent scratches, resist fingerprints and reduce dust build-up
• Double-layer discs with up to 50GB of storage space to back-up your HD video, music and photos with superb resolution and amazing sound quality.
• Up to 6x write speed. Compatible with the latest Blu-ray hardware including Sony, Pioneer, Panasonic, Dell, Lenovo, HP, and LG.
• Verbatim has been a leader in data storage technology since 1969, and guarantees this product with a limited lifetime warranty and technical support

User questions & answers

Question:	May I print some text or pictures on the disk surface using Inkjet Printer
Answer:	2 5/8
Question:	what are coasters
Answer:	Tight with a helmet, but it will work if you place your glove or cleats inside the helmet.
Question:	i am not tech savvy at all, but since these discs are titled BD-R does that mean it will only play in some types of players? am referring to the whole dvd-r and dvd+r situation, where dvd+r was more popular then dvd-r as it played in more dvd players
Answer:	The product does have a pretty heavy duty fence hook. I am very pleased with the size and quality of the bag.
Question:	Are these LTH or HTL
Answer:	Yes this bag is big enough for an adult. It fits all the main gear such as bats, gloves, helmet, cleats, etc. but if you play as catcher then your catchers equipment will not fit in just one bag such as the one your asking about, but it surely makes everything much more organized.

Product features

Blu-ray

Blu-ray is an optical media disc, like CDs and DVDs, and comes in many formats. However, it can record in higher definition and with larger storage capacities than CDs and DVDs, making it useful for archiving and backing up important files without taking up too much physical space.

One-Time Record Blu-ray Options

These single-layer discs, once recorded, cannot be erased as the discs are one-time write. BD-R discs have a 25GB capacity.

BD-R DL

If you need more space, consider BD-R DL, with up to 50GB of storage on a single disc.

BDXL (or BD-R TL)

With up 100GB capacities, you may also see these discs referred to as BD-R TL - the two types are identical. While most Blu-ray players should play these types of discs without a problem, check with your device manufacturer for compatibility information.

Re-Writable Blu-ray Options

BD-RE is the first of the Blu-ray re-writable media options – with BD-RE discs, you can record and re-write data up to 1,000 times. This increased flexibility makes it ideal for regular system backups. Like BD-R media, BD-RE discs have a 25GB capacity.

BD-RE DL

Just like regular BD-RE, BD-RE DL discs are rewriteable up to 1,000 times. However, like BD-R DL, these are 'dual layer' discs, offering twice the storage capacity of a standard BD-RE in a single disc – up to 50GB of storage.

Why choose Verbatim Blu-ray media?

Verbatim Blu-ray discs feature Hard Coat to protect against scratches, fingerprints and dust build-up, reducing recording or playback errors, all things Blu-ray discs can be prone to. Verbatim Blu-ray recordable and re-writeable discs are compatible with the latest Blu-ray hardware from leading manufacturers. All Verbatim Blu-ray discs are backed with a Limited Lifetime Warranty* and a 45-year history of quality and reliability.

Printable Offerings

Discs with printable surfaces allow you to keep your important files labeled and organized with no hassle. Verbatim Blu-ray media is available in 3 surface types – White Inkjet, White Thermal, and Shiny Silver – for any and all printing needs and capabilities. Extensively tested for compatibility with leading manufacturers, Verbatim’s printable media is designed for optimal performance and quality.

• Capacity: 50GB
• Speed: 1-4X
• Version 1.2 Dual Layer
• Inkjet printable

User questions & answers

Question:	What Software was used to burn This dics successfully
Answer:	I would NOT use it to repair a tear in leather as it is the basic rubber cement you used in kindergarten. It is pretty temporary in nature & not 'strong' at attaching things (other than paper to paper). It will NOT 'mend' things like china, glass, shoe soles, etc.
Question:	Is there additional cost besides the purchase price for the spindle (packing and shipping, import duties, etc.) and if so about how much is that
Answer:	Yes
Question:	is it Hard Coat
Answer:	This this product is Acid Free
Question:	Do these disc have that Verbatim watermark at the bottom right like it shows on the sample or are these completely clean and white all the way around
Answer:	The one I bought was in the blue plastic sleeve (Sony-25DPW47RS2), and it was 4x. It looks like this one in the red & white plastic sleeve (Sony-25DPW47RSP) is 2x.
Question:	What external blu ray writer works specifically with these discs? I love the quality of prints these produce, but they don't work with my burner
Answer:	I am not totally sure, but from reading all the other reviews I might venture that date of manufacture has something to do with it and the speed x2 x24 x6 etc. I bought these based on the reviews. I would further suggest to read other reviews and specs, you can also go to a Sony site and inquire there as well. Hope this helps.
Question:	How do I print on them? Is there a template that I can use? I looked at their website and couldn't find anything
Answer:	Yeah, must be amazon's mistake putting the wrong pic. I ordered and received DVD+RW (which was correct), the picture "should" be wrong. The item "should" be DVD+RW. I put should in quotes to remove my responsibility if amazon makes another mistake sending you the wrong item, lol.
Question:	Anybody tried using these discs with the asus bw-16d1ht blu-ray writer? how was it and is it compatible
Answer:	A DVD is a DVD irrelevant of what you put on it (data of a video) The difference is how it is formatted. If you format it on your PC you can use it for data or video. If you format it on a DVD burner you can only use it for video unless you reformat it on your PC. If the DVD is a "-R" or "+R" you will not be able to re-write it. The difference between "-" or "+" has to do with how it is finished after writing ("+" is automatically) ("-" is manually (you have to tell it to finish writing)) RW DVD are re-writable and R DVD are not re-writable. Good Luck
Question:	Does dual layer mean 2 layers on the same side or 1 layer on side A and a second on side B
Answer:	Yes! These discs can be written and re-written numerous times. If you are going to use it for an installation disc you should burn the program to it and set it aside. I wouldn't take the chance of burning an installation application to a disc that had been previously written on. So, put your burned Ubuntu disc in a separate jewel case and label it.

Product description

Smartbuy Features: Blu-ray disc has up to 10 times the storage capacity of a standard recordable DVD disc, suitable for recording, and playback high definition (HD) video contents. High Capacity: 50GB. Hard Protective Layer Coating. Extremely long archival life. Excellent playback performance. High definition television recording. Digital asset management and professional storage. Complies with Blu-ray Disc Recordable Format Version 1.3 for use with drives or records that support 50GB Blu-ray Disc. Precautions: 1. Avoid fingerprints, dust and other soiling on the disc. The disc can be cleaned with a soft, lint-free cloth. Don't use any solvents or protective liquid. 2. Do not hit the edge of the disc. 3. Protect the disc from excessive heat, moisture and direct sunlight. 4. Please use soft felt-tip pens to label the disc.

• AAA grade quality. Large capacity! Save multiple video/audio/photo/image/all other data in high definition and high resolution!. The disc is NON-Printable.
• A Double-Layer Blu-ray disc can hold 50GB, which can be used to record over 4 hours of HDTV. Blu-ray use a blue-violet laser to read and write data.
• Share your favorite videos & photos with families & friends in 1080p HD or in the best quality, but only at relatively low cost per megabyte. Compatible with most BD-R 4X or 6X writers and burners from Sony, Panasonic, Pioneer, Philips, LG and many more.
• Backup your digital files & data before they got deleted accidentally. Preserve important files with this write-once disc. Long-term data archiving and storage life time. Burning time takes about 15-25 minutes when used with 6X or higher capable BD-R writers or burners.
• Quantity: 10 Pcs Total. Packing: CakeBox/Spindle

User questions & answers

Question:	Can i burn a video file on these discs as movies to be played on a standard blu ray player? or are these discs only used for data storage
Answer:	Depends on the speed of your recording. At lowest resolution it can record 6 hrs.
Question:	It has a dark purple face, what is best to use for writing a label that is legible
Answer:	The speed that it burns. Better results are at a slower speed. If you have a 4x burner, then I would consider a 4x dvd .
Question:	L this play on a sony - streaming 4k ultra hd hi-res audio wi-fi built-in blu-ray player
Answer:	you wanna pay extra??? lol
Question:	Does this disc use the htl or lth format
Answer:	Yes, you can burn MP3 files on these DVD's. Depending on the software you use, you may have to select the type of file you are burning.

Product description

10 Philips BD-R Blu-Ray Recordable Dual Layer Discs with White Inkjet Printable Surface, up to 6x Recording Speed and 50 GB of Data.

User questions & answers

Question:	is this product glossy white and watershield protection
Answer:	Thanks for asking. This is not M-Disc. I would not recommend to use it as M-Disc.
Question:	Are these discs ink jet printable or thermal printable
Answer:	What is a "media type id"?
Question:	Printable surface does this mean you can use a sharpie to write to the media as well
Answer:	Not on these disks. There are others which allow you to do that. They have uniformly white surfaces. These disks do not. You CAN write on them with an indelible ink marker but that is it.
Question:	what's the actual capacity of one of these discs
Answer:	When burning discs, "coasters" are discs that fail to burn. Thus they are ruined and only suitable to use as table coasters.
Question:	All the reviews state everyone has burned these discs at 4x. Has anyone tried 6x to see if that works
Answer:	That's a good question. These BD-R discs can only be authored using a Blu-Ray burner, and if authored as a video disc, they will work in most Blu-Ray players. I haven't sent a ton of these out the door, but I've never heard any complaints.There was no BD-R vs BD+R war. There was a competing technology, but Blu-Ray was up against HD DVDs, which was a completely different technology. Somehow, Blu-Ray won quickly and we averted WW III of the tech industry. As far as I know, there is no such thing as a BD+R.I think you'll have good success with these discs.
Question:	Are these compatible with LG blu-ray writer (bp50nb
Answer:	These are HTL. The BDA (bluray disk association) has a rule that manufactures are supposed to specifically say "LTH Type" on the package label if the disks are LTH (Verbatim seems good about that, but I'm not sure if all manufactures are). So in theory, if it doesn't say LTH then it should be HTL. The HTL are considered better and more long lasting. LTH has been proven to be less reliable. I think (am not sure) that another way to tell is: If you are looking at verbatim disks and you see the logo "AZO" then it's probably HTL. In some charts I saw of various verbatim media, AZO and LTH were always together. In contrast, if you see "MABL" then you are probably looking at a better combination of materials. MABL is an inorganic recording material which should last longer than organic dyes. So... the fact that these disks (verbatim #98397) say "MABL" and do not say LTH means that these should be a long lasting medium. I bought a 50 disc spindle of these... but haven't used them yet.
Question:	are these inkjet printable
Answer:	Yes , have had 2 bats with the disc coming loose and it effected hitting the ball ,was able to return and they fixed them
Question:	Are these 50gb dl ridata discs m-disc compatible
Answer:	There is a warranty card attached to the bat (in the wrapper).
Question:	What is the media type id for these disks
Answer:	2-5/8”

Product description

Ridata Feature:

Ridata BD-R DL discs use an anti-UV recording layer of highly reliable inorganic material.

Durable and stable for long-life data protection.

Ridata BD-R DL discs feature Hard Coat for scratch resistance.

Ridata CD-R DL is compatible with Blu-ray recordable format Version 1.2 high speed write-once Blu-ray disc (double layer).

highly compatible with Blu-ray drives. Ridata Bd-R DL can record and play up to 260 minutes high definition video content. (Under digital data rate 24Mbps)

• Brand: Ridata. Type: BD-R DL (Dual Layer or Double Layer). Part Number: BDR-506-RDIWNCB25U.
• Speed: 6X. Capacity: 50GB. Surface: White Inkjet Hub Printable (Non Stacking Ring).
• High quality video resolution (Full HD).
• Excellent performance with BD player.
• Quantity: 2 X 25 Pack. Packing: Cakebox/Spindle.

Product description

Verbatim M DISC optical media is the new standard for digital archival storage. Unlike traditional optical media, which utilize dyes that can break down over time, data stored on an M DISC is engraved on a patented inorganic write layer – it will not fade or deteriorate. This unique engraving process renders these archival grade discs practically impervious to environmental exposure, including light, temperature and humidity. Designed for widely distributed large data such as scientific images, video, and other commercial application object data, Verbatim M DISC BD-R DL media have a storage capacity of 50GB – allowing you to use fewer discs while archiving your files.

• 25 high-grade non-rewritable BD-R discs with projected lifetime of several hundred years (based on ISO/IEC 16963 testing)
• Stored data is engraved - ultimate archival solution. Impervious to environmental exposure, including light, temperature and humidity
• Double-layer discs with up to 50GB of storage space to back-up your HD video, music and photos with superb resolution and amazing sound quality.
• Withstood rigorous testing for durability by US Department of Defense
• Verbatim has been a leader in data storage technology since 1969, and guarantees this product with a 10-year limited warranty and technical support

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this printable
Answer:	The ACTUAL capacity is 46.6GB - which is obviously twice the capacity of a 25GB (23.3GB) disc.
Question:	Are these compatible with an asus bs-12d1s-u burner? the optical quantum 25 gb discs work very well with this drive, but how about the dls
Answer:	I have a Pioneer BDR-209DBK and have burned single and dual layer Blu-Ray discs at 4X, 6X and 8X with verify always on and have had a 100% success rate.
Question:	Do you know if these are compatible with an asus external blu-ray drive model no: sbc-06d2x-u
Answer:	Yes, They are compatible.
Question:	Is this 50 GB on one side, not 25 GB on one then 25 GB on the other
Answer:	Thanks for asking. Yes, they are. They are white inkjet hub printable.

Product features

Longevity

With Verbatim M DISC, information is engraved into a patented, inorganic recording layer resistant to light, temperature and humidity. Based on ISO/IEC 16963 testing, M DISC media has a projected lifetime of several hundred years –up to 8X that of most LTO media and up to 60X that of hard disc drives.

Compatibility

Verbatim prides itself on producing optical media compatible with more drive manufacturers than any other brand in the world. To ensure writer and autoloader compatibility, Verbatim works closely with hardware manufacturers on all phases of product development.

M DISC BD-R media requires no special drives for recording or playback.

Additionally, unlike other archival solutions (e.g. LTO) BD-R drives are required to be backward compatible with older forms of optical media such as CDs and DVDs.

Random Access

Unlike offline storage options, such as LTO, Verbatim BD-R media provides random access, allowing you to navigate directly to the data you need without the need to fast forward or rewind.

High Definition

Blu-ray discs are designed specifically to store high-definition files. Using blue-violet laser technology, Blu-ray discs can handle up to 1080p resolution, 3-D, CAD, multiple audio formats, and other high-density file formats.

Printable Surfaces

Verbatim M DISC white inkjet printable media offers full-surface, edge-to-edge printing and superior fast-drying ink absorption for clear text and high-resolution, photo-quality images. Create custom labels to organize your important files with ease, using your inkjet disc printer.

White Thermal Hub

Verbatim M DISC thermal surfaces are formulated for use with thermal printers to produce photo-quality images with glossy, rich color and high surface durability. Hub printable, these discs allow you to create high-quality, edge-to-edge labels for your M DISC media. Verbatim thermal media is extensively tested for compatibility with leading disc printers to ensure optimum performance.

Government agencies

Great for official documents and data management. Find specific records quickly and easily.

Medical Professionals

Long-term solution perfect for compliance requirements. Ideal for x-rays and other detailed imagery. Quickly access patient files and records.

Educational Institutions

A long-term, low-cost archival solution - scalable and budget-friendly. Great for archiving different types of media - photographs, video, digital magazines and more!

Law Enforcement/Security

Easily store and access HD videos, surveillance and security footage. Excellent for secure records retention.

Design/Architecture Firms

Store detailed CAD drawings, plans and renderings in high-definition quality.

Financial Institutions

Secure, local storage of financial records with low cost of ownership.

Libraries

Great for archiving different types of media - photographs, video, digital magazines and more!

Audio/Video Professionals

Ideal for storing/archiving high-definition files such as video, 3D animation files and more.

Product description

Ridata Feature:

Ridata BD-R DL discs use an anti-UV recording layer of highly reliable inorganic material.

Durable and stable for long-life data protection.

Ridata BD-R DL discs feature Hard Coat for scratch resistance.

Ridata CD-R DL is compatible with Blu-ray recordable format Version 1.2 high speed write-once Blu-ray disc (double layer).

highly compatible with Blu-ray drives. Ridata Bd-R DL can record and play up to 260 minutes high definition video content. (Under digital data rate 24Mbps)

• Brand: Ridata. Type: BD-R DL (Dual Layer or Double Layer). Part Number: BDR-506-RDIWNCB25U.
• Speed: 6X. Capacity: 50GB. Surface: White Inkjet Hub Printable (Non Stacking Ring).
• High quality video resolution (Full HD).
• Excellent performance with BD player.
• Quantity: 4 X 25 Pack. Packing: Cakebox/Spindle.

User questions & answers

Question:	Can i use this as a usb, for storage
Answer:	Always inkjet. Thermal printers would be monochrome at best (which would make LightScribe discs a better choice if you can find them). I prefer the Epson XP-600 or the newer XP-620 for printing discs. Good speed and excellent color. And not too expensive to buy or fill with ink comparatively speaking.
Question:	Is the disc surface completely white? (or with logo like the Verbatim ones
Answer:	It is possible but I've been told that caution should be observed with hydrocarbon-based markers like Sharpies. I once scribbled out a word and wrote over it at which time the disc failed to read properly. The local computer shop put it up to the light and showed me where the Sharpie had disturbed the coating (that is the label one is marking upon). Apparently that coating -- at least on that manufacturer's discs -- was integral to the operation of the disc.UPDATE: Came across this article which has an excellent overview of the whole disc marking experience.http://www.belightsoft.com/products/resources/labelingdiscs.php