Makes transferring video footage a breeze; lots of connection options; built-in media card reader; can connect directly to PictBridge printer for photo printing; built-in display lets you preview discs; menus are straightforward and functional.
Requires a Sony camcorder to take full advantage of features; cant edit videos; works with limited number of photo file formats; cant rearrange photo order prior to burning a slide show.
Although its pricey, the Sony DVDirect VRD-MC3 is a boon for anyone who has lots of old videotapes but less time or tech skills to digitize them using a computer. Even better, it doubles as an external DVD burner, so you can use it with your PC long a...
Abstract: Continuing the tradition from my column last month, here’s another impressive device that does things that used to require a PC. I can’t argue with the convenience of an appliance that shuttles video and photos directly to DVD from a camcorder...
Abstract: And, with its multiple inputs (composite audio/video, S-Video, USB, DV and SD, MS, xD, CF, and Memory Stick Duo card slots), the device isn’t strictly limited to backing up photos and camcorder movies. For example, you can also use it to back up old...
Abstract: Sony nous propose ici un tout nouveau concept de graveur. Partant du constat qu'on peut de plus en plus se passer du PC pour le contenu numérique, le Japonais a décidé de développer un graveur avec ce même postulat de départ. Le VRD-MC3 se connecte au ...
Abstract: Sony nous vante et nous vend un monde assurément meilleur, où la gravure de vos photos de vacances ne se transforme pas en calvaire et où créer un DVD contenant la vidéo de la dernière fête de famille ne tourne pas au traumatisme familial. A len cro...
Abstract: Yep, so it’s a bit CE for Atomic. And it looks like it’s got an iPod in the middle. But when Sony offers something of good value that is actually a bloody good device too, we tend to sit up and take notice.The DVDirect is for all intents and p...
Some DVD or HDD camcorder features only work exclusive with Sony models, AVCHD camcorders not supported The Final Word The Sony VRD-MC3 DVDirect is an easy to use standalone DVD creation and transfer device which is only let down by its incompatibility...
The Sony VRD-MC3 DVDirect is an easy to use standalone DVD creation and transfer device which is only let down by its incompatibility with some non-Sony products
Abstract: Transferring data from your camcorder to DVD just got easier, as Sony has just released its DVDirect VRDMC3 unit that, in addition to looking great, enables users to burn recorded content directly from camera to DVD without being anywhere near a PC. Th...
