Sony RDR-VX555

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32% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

I bought this at amazon and was glad I took out the extended warranty. After 2 months it started having a lot of different problems. First the tray would open and immediately close you couldnt load a dvd. had to press the open button half a dozen times...

i have called sony and was given no help i will never buy sony agian

Buttons are tiny and unreadable. Cost was high. Most DVD's skip and freeze if newer (more dense). SONY should have recalled this and fix it for free, but charges $114 to fix it (and you have to mail it to them unless you live really close to a...

I bought this Sony as a replacement for an earlier Sony DVD/VCR that failed (and starting gouging DVDs). This one worked fine for a few months. Now it has a serious skipping/freezing issue with DVDs. Sony advised me to change it from "progressive" -...

This device will not record anything from an outside source, period. It is simply designed to consider any outside source as copyrighted. I am a video producer and create my own material. It has no DRM on it, but this machine simply assumes it has DRM...

I've had this device for over year, The unit has an intuitive on screen set up and a fool proof quick copy from VHS to DVD feature. I did have some issues with some picture blurring/noise on my flat screen display while pausing my hd directv satellite...

I bought this to transfer VHS tapes to DVD. That function works well when it works HOWEVER it reads any interference or tracking issues on the original tape as copyright protection and won't record-- way too sensitive to that. The hook-up and set-up...

We purchased this product for about $200. All we wanted was something to convert our home videos to DVD's. We didn't want or need anything fancy, had no interest in recording TV to DVD - we don't watch much TV anyway, and all of our commercial VHS...

We purchased this product for about $200. All we wanted was something to convert our home videos to DVD's. We didn't want or need anything fancy, had no interest in recording TV to DVD - we don't watch much TV anyway, and all of our commercial VHS...