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This camcorder accessory is a good all rounder.
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Most helpful reviewsConfirmed purchaser Just point and shoot
- Good points:
- It does everything that it says on the box!! Once one has read the instruction manual, the equipment was very easy to set up and use, most of the operations are automatic and the picture quality is excellent.
- Bad points:
- None
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Confirmed purchase: 19 Jul 2010
Jonathan, Plymouth Professional videographer
- Good points:
- I use mine to record directly off my camera to give me an instant DVD. I film for a league football club and the coaching staff require a DVD of the game as soon as it is over. This Sony recorder is small, easy to use and I can check that it is recording during the game. Perfect! In the past I have used a domestic recorder that is big and bulky, and if the feed lead gets pulled out all I had at the end of the game was a blank disc. Also because of the Sony's small size it is very easy to carry to away games.
- Bad points:
- Pitty it has not got an s video input and there is no video output available.
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3 of 4 people found this review helpful
Confirmed purchase: 14 Jul 2010
Stephen, Rainham Essex
- Good points:
- Has all the plug in for your memory card's so easy to use it's a small unit so take's up little space
- Bad points:
- small screen but you soon get use to it I can really see any bad points
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Confirmed purchase: 13 Jul 2011
Jane, Camberley Just point and shoot
- Good points:
- I could start recording immediately and only really needed the instructions when I didn't want to record a whole tape.
- Bad points:
- It is basic for editing.
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Confirmed purchase: 09 Jul 2010
John, London Professional videographer
- Good points:
- Superb mini dvd player that will work with VCR, DVR, Camcorder, SD and CF cards for easy movie and picture files transfer to DVD. Small, lightweight and simple to use makes this an excellent purchase to transfer movies and pictures without the need for a computer.
- Bad points:
- No cable supplied with the unit to connect to a VCR/DVR and no option to purchase one with the unit. A very stupid decision to not sell this cable as an additional extra as the unit cannot connect to a VCR or DVR without it!
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Confirmed purchase: 09 Jul 2010
Christian, London Experienced amateur
- Good points:
- Its so easy to use and I cant believe how easy it has been to convert all my old and new movies to DVD - just buy it - dont even think - just do it
- Bad points:
- NONE!!!!!!!
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Confirmed purchase: 08 Jul 2010
Product Features
| Rewriting Speed CD | 16 |
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| Reading Speed DVD | 40 |
| Reading Speed CD | 48 |
| Firewire | Yes |
| ATAPI-IDE | No |
| (S)ATA | No |
| Memory card slot | Yes |
| Disc Printing Function | No |
| Double Layer | Yes |
| DVD-RAM Recording | No |
| DVD+RW Recording | Yes |
| DVD-RW Recording | Yes |
| Type | External |
| Rewriting Speed DVD | 16 |
| Writing Speed CD | 32 |
| Writing Speed DVD | 32 |
| Electronic Program Guide (EPG) | No |
| Built-in disc player | DVD Recorder |
| Release date | 2010-01-08 |
| USB port | Yes |
| HDMI | No |
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this item will burn my video form my camcorder to blu-ray/..my camcorder is the sony HDR-XR155E..where would i buy blu-ray disc from,and how much video will it burn from the camcorder to the blu-ray disc......many thanks Andy
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Hi I'm not aware this item can burn blue ray as I only use this machine for copy my files from my Sony handycam the best thing I would do is google or go on YouTube as there is always some one that has got the same problem
Regards
Steve
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CAN YOU DOWN LOAD PICTURE FROM DIGITAL CAMERA
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Hi
To be honest I don't know I only download my sony video to DVD but I'm sure if you google it or YouTube you would find your answers sorry that I could not help you
Regards
Steve
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Hi I have a Sony Handycam DCR-HC22E AND WOULD LIKE TO CONVERT SOME OLD FILM TO DVD IS THIS THE RIGHT
MACHINE FOR THE JOB?
Jim
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Hi I have only used this machine to copy from my Sony camcorder to DVD of which is so easy to do & does a great job
But if you want to copy your old VHS tapes to DVD using this machine I'm not sure if you can do this here is a link to Sony support
http://support.sony-europe.com/main/main.aspx?l=en
They are very good & I'm sure they will give you the info you want
But before I found out about the Sony copier I was using a machine I bought from MAPLIN it has a VHS player on one side & on the other side it has a DVD recorder which is a so easy to use
I have put all my old VHS tapes on to DVD plus other peoples old VHS tapes using it
I hope this info was helpful if I had to rate this Sony VRD-MC6 I would give it a 9 out of 10
Regards
Steve
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I have been using this DVD SonyMulti-DVD Records DVD Recorder for some time and am very pleased with it. I have a question. Currently I am starting and stopping the device and copying materials as time is available for me. Is that ok to do? I noticed that every time I turn it on; I do get a new time display. I want to make sure I am not going round and round and losing previous copied data? Can you advise if s it is ok to stop, start and actully stop the device and continue on the next day or so? Thank You
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Hi a good question I have. Done the same my self as long as you don't rewind or forward your videos & pick up where you left of its ok I have done this with no problem
Regards
Steve
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Can the Sony VRD-MC6 record on to a disc which can then be played on any DVD player
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Hi Yes this is a great way to burn your video on to a disc as long as you Finalize the disc after you have finished make sure you set it up as Pal as that is the UK setting once it has finalised it will work on your DVD but you can not add any more video clips once you have finalise the disc
Hope this info is what you wanted
Regards
Steve
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Can I record tv programmes from a digital receiver and burn them to DVD by means of a red white and yellow connectors on the side of the VRD?
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Sorry this I have not tried but I would think
Not as it does not show on the screen
Options I only wanted mine for
Photos when I was on holiday in China
So I can take this with me and copy to disc
But if I remember rightly my old one MC5
Did as I think when I connected it to the TV
It came on the screen but as I no longer
Have my old one sorry cannot test again
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Hi Peter
I'm sure you can't do this have you Googled this or looked at youtube sorry I can't be any more help good luck
Regards
Steve
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Can you play pre-recorded DVDs on this machine, directly plugged into a TV?
In other words, is it a DVD player as well as recorder?
Rgds
Dan
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Yes I'm certain you can do because you can use a TV when you plug in your camcorder to edit your movie
regards Steve -
This I have not tried as I only use mine for photos
And my camcorder
May be yes as you can connect to tv once you
Have copied on to a disc
John
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Lee, Bolton
Score 9.0/10Confirmed purchase: 30 Jul 2011