Easily Transfer Home Videos to DVD with Sony DVDirect
July 29, 2008 | Vetting explained
Using a PC to transfer tapes to digital format is frequently viewed as a daunting task, and transfer services can be pricey. However, Sony’s multi-function DVDirect MC-5 DVD recorder offers a fast, simple, and inexpensive alternative that eliminates the hassle and clutter of old video tapes. The MC-5 transfers high and standard-definition home videos and digital photos directly to a DVD without a computer. You simply connect your camcorder, digital camera or VCR to the DVDirect, and with the touch of a button, transfer your memories to DVD.
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