Will this burn video to a Sony dv direct dvd recorder vrdmc5?
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Hi Ronald C., yes you may use this Sony Camcorder and can connect directly to Sony DVD recorder. -Ely
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Sorry, I never tried that. I used it for copying VHS that I recorded myself to DVDs. But I was VERY disappointed that it would not record from my DVR, refusing to "make more than the limit of 1 copy". The VHS is broken now, will play but not record. So I only use it to play DVD's.
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I doubt it....in fact no. This is specifically for VHS-C camcorders regardless of brand. DVC for your camera is a different specification.
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I am absolutely positive it will work, F. Melamed. The camcorder probably has RCA composite connections (red and white for audio, yellow for video). If it is mono, one of the audio connections should work for both. If not, go to Radio Shack and get a "Y" connector to connect the mono connection to the stereo connections on the DVD recorder. Once you have them connected, turn both the camcorder and recorder on. Make sure the recorder is tuned to the proper input and then put it into "Record Pause" mode. Then, when you have the tape in the camcorder at the right place, just press "Record" on the DVD recorder. That will give you the cleanest start for your recording. I recommend using the 1 hour DVD mode for the best picture possible.
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I bought this to record from my DVR box. Can't seem to convert what I've recorded on the DVR to Sony disc. Any help
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Hi Sandy. I bought this as a refurbished machine to attempt to convert my dad's old video camera recordings to DVD. I plugged the camcorder cable into the front input of the DVD recorder, and it worked perfectly. I made a set of DVDs for my mom and brother for Christmas that year. The only inputs on this DVD recorder are the S-video or the component (red, yellow, green), so as long as your VCR will plug into either of those, it should work as well as mine did. Good luck!
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Hi Ruth, DCR-DVD7 cable is not compatible on the Sony DCR-DVD7 Camcorder. VMC-15FS is the compatible a/v cable for your camcorder. -Vincent
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I can't answer that as I don't have a computer created dvd to try. I would think it would but I can't be sure. Sorry. Try www.hd.philips.com and look for model dvp3680f7 for more info.
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It realyl depends on what editing software your using. But the editing software it comes with lets you burn video to dvd.
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I have been able to convert my mini dv tapes with this camrecorder device. It is just for Sony though--only a Sony machine will work. Very simple to use.
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I have two Digital Video Cameras. It works on both. As far as I can tell this product should work on all DVC devices. It does a great job on my cameras.
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I don't know. I can't find a manual or a specifications listing for your camcorder that says what kind of tapes it uses. If it can use standard DV tape cassettes, this will work. If it uses a different size or style of tape, it won't.
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As far as I know, DVR video formats are not playable on anything other than the recording device or a computer. Copy the DVR files onto a computer first, convert the video to a more common video format, then burn that file on a DVD.
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Don't know for sure but if your camera has what Sony designates an "A/V" input, it should work. The A/V input is shaped like the letter "D". This one simple device has been one of my most efficient and effective items I have ever purchased for my video camera use (VG-20 camera). Mine will only start/stop video, shutter release for photos and turn camera on/off but it keeps my hand on the pan bar for all of that and it really helps save seconds for wildlife videos.
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The GV-D800 has the ability to output 1394(FireWire), S-video and also regular RCA (red, yellow white). So if your Sony device can take a signal input one of those ways then it should work, but I admit I'm not familiar with the sony device you listed. I use the GV-D800 to play out tapes to computers, VCRs, and other devices that have the ability to record via a line in. I hope that helps.
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Steve - I have no idea. BUT I can tell you a bunch of things I have recorded on Verbatim disks will not play on my Sony television. Makes no sense to me, as my DVD player is NOT a sony, buy that's one of my issues. Good luck. Hope someone else can address your specific issue. Patti
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I have two DVD recorders. One is the Sony RDR-GX315 which seems to reject discs at random ("This disc can neither be recorded or played") and will not record premium channels from the DirecTV DVR. The other DVD recorder is the Toshiba D-R410. I have had it for about a month and it has not rejected and discs and records successfully any program from my DirecTV DVR. If you have an HH Gregg store in your area, you might be able to pick up the 410 new in a box for under $100.