VRD-MC5 DVDirect recorder dubs Handycam footage and digital photos to DVD with no PC needed Dubai, 20th January 2008: Sony Gulf recently announced the launch of the new Sony VRD-MC5 DVD Recorder which ...

Sony Electronics debuted its next-generation multi-function DVDirect™ DVD recorder which can quickly transfer high-definition home videos and digital photos to DVD discs without using a computer. The ...

Sony claims to be making the transfer of home videos and digital photos to DVD even easier with the launch of the VRD-MC5 DVDirect Recorder. The VRD-MC5 dubs video content from virtually any camcorder ...

It's some 60 percent smaller in size, but other than that Sony's new VRD-MC6 DVDirect looks and acts an awful lot like the previous VRD-MC10 and VRD-MC5: it can take 1080i video with 5.1 audio off ...

Sony's VRD-MC5 DVD Burner is made for its AVCHD camcorder range, offering one-touch cam-to-optical disk trasfer of high-definition recordings. But with S-Video and firewire inputs and a bagful of card ...

It may be gettin' better, but it ain't getting any prettier. As the proper successor to Sony's DVDirect VRD-MC5, the all-black VRD-MC10 only looks marginally better than the original, but still has ...

The DVDirect VRD-MC5 is the easiest way to transfer old VHS tapes, camcorder footage, and photos from your digital camera directly onto a DVD, without a PC. With analog technologies moving to digital, ...

The VRD-MC5 is Sony's second stab at a portable DVD recorder, following in the footsteps of the VRD-MC3 DVDirect. One of the criticisms we levelled at the previous unit was its lack of high definition ...

Is the medium really the message? First, I had a VHS camcorder, then an S-VHS camcorder and in the early nineties I did a lot of recording on the Hi-8 format. After that I went digital with DV tapes.

With analog technologies moving to digital, you're probably cringing at the prospect of your entire VHS collection crumbling over time. Buying and installing a capture card— as well as figuring out ...