Tag : recorder, tray dvd, sony rdr, gx330 single

Company : Sony List Price : $199.99 Amazon Price : Too low to display Used Price : $129.00 Average customer review :

Features

• DVD+RW/+R, DVD-RW/-R DVD, DVD+R DL Recording Compatible
• Compatible with +R Double-Layer Disc (8.5GB)
• Precision Cinema Progressive Technology
• i.LINK Interface for DV & Digital 8 Camcorders
• 12 Bit Video DAC with 108 Mhz Processing

Product Description

Sony Single Tray DVD Recorder - The Sony RDR-GX330 can playback your favorite DVD movies, but it can also record your favorite TV shows and movies onto DVD discs. It allows you to never miss your favorite shows, and gives you the ability to take those shows with you, since it records them on DVD discs. This recorder supports +R Double-Layer discs as well as single-layer discs. Double-Layer discs give you double the space, up to 8.5GB in fact. Which equals up to 14 hours of footage per disc in SLP mode! 12-Bit Video DAC with 108MHz Processing CD & MP3 Playback (CD-R/RW) JPEG Digital Image Playback (CD-R/RW) Chasing Playback and Simultaneous Recording & Playback Easy Setup - Step-by-Step On-Screen Display Front Inputs - RCA Composite, S-Video, & Firewire Coaxial Digital Output Dolby Digital & dts Decoding Compatible Instant Replay/Advance

Customer reviews

Actually, 4.5 stars…very good product
For the price, this is an excellent product. My only reservation is that I personally don’t find it very intuitive to use…but the directions are reasonably good for the non-AV geek. Best of all, it was here two days after I ordered it. Would have no problems recommending both product and vendor.

Takes a long time to eject discs when off, and to play when inserting a new disc
If you buy this DVD player/recorder, just be aware that if your player is off and you want to get a disc out, you are going to wait nearly 30 seconds for it to turn on, boot up, and finally eject the disc. When it is on and you insert a disc it takes approximately 15 seconds to start playing. You may say, “big deal, It makes a good recorder.” I would agree, but since ejecting and inserting/playing discs are the operations I do 90% of the time, this is a real annoyance. I had a really cheap DVD player that didn’t make me wait at all, so I guess I was used to instant response. This one takes its time to respond, but I imagine it has to do with the fact that it also supports so many different formats.

I have enjoyed how well it records discs however.

Sony DVD Recorder
I’ve only had the opportunity to use the recorder just once, but found it very easy to use. I did have some problems determining what option the cursor was highlighting, when there were only two options, but soon figured that out. I was able to record a video disc with relative ease and looking forward to copying the other 300+ discs.

Sony brand name shows through
Bought the product after reading reviews on Amazon

Was not disappointed. It performed great. The one touch transfer

to DVD feature is fantastic.

I had a Lite-On DVD Recorder. It was giving trouble when copying

DVCs from a camcorder - introduced noise, gaps and sync-loss in audio.

Re-recorded these tapes from camcorder to Sony DVD Recorder - was perfect - no problems

Thumbs up on this Sony DVD Recorder
Easy to use, and worked great. Copied all my VHS tapes to DVD and reduced a lot of clutter.