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Dvdirect MC5
The $230 MC5 is the latest in Sony's DVDirect series of stand-alone video transfer devices, and for quick, easy burning of photos and video to DVD without using a PC, you can't beat it. The big news is that the MC5 is the first DVDirect model to ...
Supports HD video Very easy to use
Can't connect to a PC
Though the MC5 is easy to use, I had to search for a format function hidden in the setup menu to reuse Nero-burned +RW and -RW media. The MC5 does nothing you can't do with a PC and a DVD burner, but for videographers on the go, it's both quicker and ...
The big news is that the MC5 is the first DVDirect model to support HD video. I burned two test DVDs with the MC5: One was a slide show created from files on an SD flash memory card (the MC5 also reads Compact Flash, xD-Picture Card, and all...
September, 2007
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Sony VRD-MC5
Ease-of-use, supports a range of multimedia ; including camcorders, VHS tapes and digital photos, portable design
Some camcorder recording options only work with Sony products
If you need a fast way to make DVDs without a computer, the VRD-MC5 is a relatively cheap and user-friendly option. Unfortunately, its unashamed bias towards Sony-branded camcorders slightly lessens its charms.
The VRD-MC5 is Sony's second stab at a portable DVD recorder, following in the footsteps of the VRD-MC3 DVDirect. All up, the Sony VRD-MC5 is a handy little product. The DVDirect VRD-MC5 is primarily targeted at camcorder owners who want to make...
March, 2008
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Sony VRD-MC5
IF YOU need a fast way to make DVDs without a computer, this is a cheap and user-friendly option.
Ease-of-use, supports a range of multimedia ; including camcorders, VHS tapes and digital photos, portable design
Some camcorder recording options only work with Sony products
If you need a fast way to make DVDs without a computer, the VRD-MC5 is a relatively cheap and user-friendly option. Unfortunately, its unashamed bias towards Sony-branded camcorders slightly lessens its charms.
The VRD-MC5 is Sony's second stab at a portable DVD recorder, following in the footsteps of the VRD-MC3 DVDirect. All up, the Sony VRD-MC5 is a handy little product. To take advantage of high-definiton (HD) recording, you'll need a Sony AVCHD...
March, 2008
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Sony DVDirect MC5
Supports HD video, very easy to use
Can't connect to a PC
Though the MC5 is easy to use, we had to search for a format function hidden in the setup menu to reuse Nero-burned +RW and -RW media. The MC5 does nothing you can't do with a PC and a DVD burner, but for videographers on the go, it's both quicker and ...
The $299 MC5 is the latest in Sony's DVDirect series of stand-alone video transfer devices, and for quick, easy burning of photos and video to DVD without using a PC, you can't beat it. The big news is that the MC5 is the first DVDirect model to...
October, 2007
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