Blank CDR and DVDR Bulk Pricing and Information

Here at Total Media, we stock the finest CDR and DVD R discs available today. There are many different types of CDR and DVD R and you may need some help deciding which to buy. Before you proceed, here are a few points to ponder before deciding which CDR or DVD R is right for you.

There are several different capacities for CDR discs and DVD R discs. While most CDR discs are 74 minute (650 MB), we also have 80 minute (700 MB), Mini CD Discs (22 min, 180 MB), and Business Card CDR Discs (5 min, 52 MB). There are also several forms of DVD R discs, such as authoring and general purpose. Both offer 4.7 GB and 9.4 GB DVD R discs.

Generally there are three different ways to print CDR and DVD R discs. Total Media offers three ways to custom print your unbranded CDR or DVD R. Thermal printing is a one color — black, blue, red, or green — crisp print with no drying time. For a full color, sharp image transfer, inkjet printing is the way to go. With the availability to color match 16.7 million colors, ink-jet printing offers the most cost effective color CDR or DVD R printing solution. For those looking for a photo-realistic color print, Total Media is proud to introduce the Everest digital screen printer. With print that rivals silk-screened images, the Everest printer’s output are breathtaking, giving the face of your CDR or DVD R disc beautiful photo realistic printing.

The differences in manufacturer’s chemical compositions of CDR and DVD R discs cause the burn, or dye side, of CDR and DVD R discs to vary in color. This should not affect compatibility, reliability, or quality. We offer CDR discs in a variety of colors including red, blue, orange, green, purple and diamond. Diamond CDR discs are made to have the look of a replicated CD, or a CD that you would buy from a music store. DVD R discs come with a few options, such as a purple or gold dye side.

CDR technology has progressed to the point where virtually all CDR discs are universally compatible between audio and computer systems.

Some will find that DVD R discs will not work in older DVD players. This is something that is known throughout the industry and as the field of DVD R technology progresses, this issue will eventually disappear. Click on the CD-R & DVD-R link to the left to see a price list of the items we carry.