SONY VBD-MA1

alaTest has collected and analyzed 1 user review of SONY VBD-MA1 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 5.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.5/5 for other Digital Video Recorders (DVR) on Amazon.com.

Having to wait till a DVD is burned and played back elsewhere to see if your audio is messed up is really not a good workflow.

I just got the unit today, and I very happy with the overall design and layout. I wish these existed 5 years ago! There's a whole bunch of positives, but most everything has been covered already in the other reviews. The unit is actually more compact...

I am very happy with this burner, it produces flawless Blu-Ray Videos, i have used it with my HDR-FX1 and my HDR-XR160 as an offload device as well as a quick transfer device to Blu-Ray Disk. But I mainly use it with My computer and burn video that i...

I purchased the Sony Cyber-shot HX9V and WX9 cameras for this Chrismas and was looking for a Blu-ray disc recorder to use with them. I was very disappointed to find out that the DVDirect Blu-ray Disc Recorder is not compatible with any of these cameras.

I have been archiving my work on DVD-DLs for a while, but now my files have gotten too big so I wanted a Blu-ray burner for my 2011 MacBook Pro to Archive on. Had a hard time finding one as Apple doesn't seem to promote optical backups. Decided to try...

Burns Blu-ray discs from PC or Macintosh--Perfect for MacBook Air - Burns AV without the need for computer, so no capture card needed or CPU-consuming CODEC-based compression - Memory card slot real handy, Sony Memory Stick but accepts SD too (and Sony...