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Cmc Pro 700mb Cd-r Inkjet-printable 48x Discs (100-disc Cakebox)

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Store your most valuable data with this 100-pack of CMC Pro 700MB CD-R 48x Discs. These discs are compatible with white inkjet printers.

700MB/80 Minute Capacity Up to 48x Write Speed White Inkjet Printable

Parameters
Media Type	CD-R
Maximum Write Speed	48x
Media Layer	Single
Storage Capacity	700 MB
Quantity	100
Packaging	Spindle
Print Type	Inkjet
Printable Area	1.5 to 4.7" / 38.0 to 119.0 cm
Packaging Info
Package Weight	3.65 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.3 x 5.3 x 5.3"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do You Have Any CDRW Digitalaudio Disk For Recording Music?

A: Yes, I use them for burning various types of music and data. They work well for my purposes.

Q: 2. How does inkjet print on the cd? Do insert the cd into the printer?

A: Yes, you print directly on to the disc. It requires a special adapter that only some printers have.

Q: 3. compare verbatim cdr #94554 or #94712 which is better?

A: I just read that this was the one to buy. So far I think the 94554 is great! I sure either one is good to use!

Q: 4. Will these discs work for recording music?

A: Yes, I have used them to make music CDs from iTunes

Q: 5. is the printable surface (label) glossy? I would imagine they are, as this company (CMC) replaces JVC, and those were glossy. But it doesn't say.

A: The surface is matte.

Q: 6. Can this disc burn 4K Blu-ray or do I need the one with the Blu-ray logo, VEM4X100GB25? I would really rather have one I can print an image on.

A: These are actually M-Disc discs and are meant for archival purposes, not standard media playback.

Q: 7. what is the storage capacity for CMC PRO CD-R 48X White WaterShield inkjet hup printable disc?

A: Exactly the same than another CD. The only difference is that this one is watershield, but the capacity is standard as any CD (80 min of music)

Q: 8. I recently shipped one of these discs to a wrong address and when it came back the label was peeling off and the disc was no longer readable. Is this something that normally happens?

A: I haven't tried affixing traditional disc labels to these as I use direct inkjet printing through a CD Printer which is what they are designed for. I'm not entirely surprised the label was peeling as the surface of the CD is design for that direct printing operation, not for label adhesion. Don't know what your budget is but the direct printing method works GREAT for these and I've seen discs that were printed 2+ years ago with still a great image. We are using the Primera Bravo 4101 CD/DVD printer but there are other models from the same manufacturer that I bet would work great too. Can't speak for the quality of other printer manufacturers but I know there are others out there.

Q: 9. What is the difference between the value media and the pro media?

A: The price is the difference between the two items.

Q: 10. What is the difference between this item and B&H p/n VECDRIWH100 other than price ?

A: These allow printing to within about 1/8 of the center hole, whereas the others are printable only to about 3/4 to the center hole.

benjamin	13/09/2024
Buy this one that comes in a hard, plastic pack, rather than the version in shrink warp. Those cost a bit less, but pulling off the wrap can be a bit hard, and sometimes, some bits remain stuck on. Also, where are you gong to put them all, after you unwrap them? Unless you already have some hard containers such as this. 5

William	11/09/2024
I have been using this brand of cd-r's for a few years now, and have never had any problems with them. In the past I used Tayo Yuden discs, which were the best on the market. After they were discontinued, I was pleased to see that the technology used in the making of them was now being used by CMC Pro.Keep up the good work! 5

Ty	14/06/2024
I've been using Taiyo Uden CD-Rs for my clients for years. When JVC bought them, I was a little nervous. When CMC bought them, I was also nervous. So far so good. I don't make a lot of CDs here, but I do want them to be right. A previous supplier has stopped carrying them. I was happy to see that my friends at B&H picked them up. 5

J.G.	09/06/2024
As a professional in Studio Recording, I appreciate purchasing accessories that are useful & well made. I previously purchased, these CMC CD-R Disc's, and found EVERY ONE used, came through the Recording Process 'unscathed' and complete with No Bad Blanks. That's Really Remarkable today in my estimation. Thanks CMC for making & B&H for selling an excellent product. Cheers & Happy Recording, JayDubYa 5

Theodore	09/05/2024
Although these CDs are manufactured as CMCpro, they have the MID code TYG03. They burn well, with good results: meaning no coasters or known problems. I like these quite a bit. 5

Alan	12/04/2024
These discs have migrated through several production organizations from Taiyo Yuden, JVC, etc. But the quality remains solid, and we use them exclusively for all CD burns by the hundreds over the years. Highly recommended for CD R use. 5

Rudolf	02/04/2024
THese give me the least trouble of any I've bought. 5

Alan	30/11/-0001
PROS: High Quality, coated to near the center spindle, white CD-R's for printer marking and CD burning. CONS: These are delivered with "pancake stacked", plastic wrapped packaging. No center spindle case. So if you have an earlier case available, use it to protect these discs once the wrapper is gradually peeled off to access more discs for burning! The legacy of these items is ongoing! First Taiyo Yuden, then JVC, and now CMC. But the quality seems to be retained throughout these corporate transitions.� Highly recommended! 5