Diskable

The adjective 'diskable' describes something that can be recorded or stored on a disk, or that is appropriate for or suitable to be placed on a disk. It often implies digital storage or retrieval of information, data, audio, or video. The term encompasses both the technical feasibility and the practical desirability of storing content in a disk format. This can involve data compression, file formatting, and ensuring accessibility on various disk-based devices and systems.

Diskable meaning with examples

• The company considered their historical financial records to be fully diskable, planning to transfer all paper documents to digital formats for long-term storage and easy access across departments. This would streamline data management.
• The audio engineer found the newly recorded concert to be easily diskable. He could use high quality codecs, and even add special mixes.
• She determined the large image files to be diskable, and chose to use lossless compression to prevent detail loss as she archived her professional art portfolio.
• The consultant determined all the surveillance footage diskable, and decided on a hybrid approach, utilizing different resolution settings depending on activity levels in a room.
• The project lead found the data sets to be diskable, which allowed them to collaborate with the research team over distance, by sharing information on portable storage media.