Sony RDR-VX560 1080p Tunerless DVD Recorder/VHS Combo Player

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Sony RDR-VX560 1080p Tunerless DVD Recorder/VHS Combo Player
List Price: $199.99
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Product Description:
Sony's new DVD Recorder/VCR - Just what your cable box ordered. Save your favorite TV shows, archive old VHS tapes, even burn photos and personal video from Sony USB-based camcorders and Digital cameras! The RDR-VX560 brings the ability to record your content to DVD into your living room. Do you have old VHS tapes lying around? Well, now you can preserve them onto a DVD. The RDR-VX560 brings ease of use with One Touch dubbing from VHS to DVD, or even from DVD to VHS, couldn't be simpler. 14-hour recording on one DVD+R DL disc at SLP mode DVD+RW/+R/-RW/-R(Video) Recording & Playback, including DVD-RAM playback DVD+R Double Layer Recording & Playback (8.5GB) Recording Hours -1H(HQ) / 1.5H(HSP) / 2H(SP) / 2.5H(LSP) / 3H(ESP) / 4H(LP) / 6H(EP) / 8H(SLP) Four Video Heads, 19 Micron 1-Year Limited Warranty Input Ports -Coaxial Audio Digital Output, RCA Audio Inputs x 2 (1Rear/1 Front), RCA Audio Outputs x 2, S-Video Input, Composite Video Inputs x 2 (1Rear/1 Front), Composite Video Output, Component Video (Y/Pb/Pr) Output, Optical Audio Digital Output, HDMI Connection Output, i.LINK(R) for DV/Digital8 Audio/Video Input (Front), USB Port (Front)

Features:
  • 1080p Upscalling Video Output through HDMI Connection for DVD and VHS
  • One Touch Dubbing from Digital Still Camera and DVD/Hard Drive Camcorder through USB
  • BRAVIA Sync
  • 2-way One touch Dubbing from VCR to DVD or reverse.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: out of 5 stars
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Cost effective solution
The Sony VCR/DVD recorder works and has allowed me to gradually reduced the saved shows on my DVR.It takes some practice to produce a decent, ad-free recording, but it is worth the effort.
Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Piece of Garbage
In the first 5 minutes, this machine completely failed me. I tried to dub a simple VCR tape to a "Sony" DVD-R, and it just stopped recording and frooze 5 minutes into it. Very disappointed with Sony right now. Why can't anyone make a simple VCR-DVD dubber? I just don't get it. To all those reading this, don't waste your time. I ignored posts like this too, and it bit me.
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Sony RDR COMBO PLAYER
Was pleased with the overall performance of this unit; though, I have not tried recording or dubbing yet. DVD playback on my Bravia was crisp. VHS playback seemed dull even when compared to my problematic Toshiba player. Maybe head cleaning or tracking adjustments are in order. All-in-all a decent value for the cost.
Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Too Many Glitches!
Please avoid this product!I bought it primarily so I could 1) copy over my old VHS tapes, and 2) be able to record from TV.The TV recording is fine, but the tape dubbing is terrible!Apparently the VHS head in the machine is low-quality, because each tape I played always has fuzzy sound and snowy artifact - just enough to distract from the video itself -- and it shows up on the dubbed DVD.At first I blamed the tapes, but I bought an LG and it plays and dubs the same VHS tapes beautifully. ... Read More
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Mine works
I've read so many reviews from dissatisfied owners that I feel I got lucky.I bought this because I wanted something that played VHS tapes but used an HDMI connection.I have small children and a zillion kid's movies on VHS, but my "kid" TV didn't have enough of the red/white/yellow inputs to accommodate the game consoles and the VCR I wanted to hook up.I didn't even care about the "record from VHS to DVD" function when I bought the unit.When I was hooking it up, my curious wife asked why I ... Read More
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