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Question: I have a JVC Everio camcoder that uses SD card.for video.Can i transfer  the SD card to a DVD?
Document: I highly recommend this Sony VRDMC6 DVDirect DVD Burner. I have been looking for a DVD burner that will allow me to transfer all the many, many 8mm tapes I have from my first video camera. Plus, I wanted one that I could also record the videos I am making from my new video camera, which uses SD cards. As I began to look for such a thing some months ago, it seemed nothing met my needs, until I accidentally ran across this one.
Just bought this gadget in desperate hopes of being able to transfer/burn gazillions of video clips off my SD cards without having to use my laptop. Put the SD card in the proper slot and received message: "memory card error." Troubleshooted the message and explanation reads "Memory card containing video recorded by a video device other than a Handycam is incompatible." I have read reviews where folks have been able to transfer video clips/files from SD cards filled using other branded equipment.
I am wondering if I might have better luck trying to transfer files by keeping the SD card in the camera and connecting the camera itself via the appropriate cables. Such a shame to have to do that when the unit has a slot for SD cards, which is much simpler than having to mess with cables. I am desperate here for anyone who could help! Thanks...
This review is specific to the transfer to DVD option on this product. I have not used the other available features.Buy this product. Then pass it around to your family and friends so they can preserve their home video tapes before they tapes are no longer playable in a VHS player. This Sony DVDirect is very easy to use no matter what your comfort level is with technology. An added plus is it is also the device that at least one professional VHS transfer company uses.
This thing will NOT copy HD videos from my HD Canon video camera or from the SD card. On top of that this unit was obviously re-sold to me as it had a blank DVD inside it that was not Sony brand. Unless you've got a Sont Cam and plan to continue buying Sony cams, don't buy this.
This is one of the best items I have purchased. I took it out of the box and started using it. I have transferred videos from my current Cannon video camera and an older video camera that used 8mm tapes. I have also transferred pictures from an SD card and it worked perfectly for all 3. I highly recommend this product.
I bought this today and had to return it. I have the Kodak Zi8 using an SD card. I used the SD card with this Sony DVDirect and it didn't read it. It said it can be used by all medias and apparently, it didn't. That's what it said in small print in the manual but not on the box. Don't buy this unless you have only Sony products......Must be an SD card used by a Sony video camera or something.
Also, I did not list all five possible ways to connect to this recorder: Analog Audio/Video (3xRCA inputs), "DV" jack, and USB port are the three "cable input" options. Memory Stick Duo and Memory Stick SD/ xD are the two "memory card" inputs. I'll attempt to post a photo of the back of the box, great info on limitations.
The product works according to my needs to transfer my baby's videos to DVD format. Furthermore, I still can transfer video from other types of Memory Card. I'm very satisfied with this product. Besides recording, there is an LCD screen to view the recorded video. It is very compact and beautiful design.
This product fails to mention that it ONLY works with SONY products! Even though it has an SD card reader it only works if the videos were made with a Sony Handycam. I was very disappointed. I don't really like my HandyCam and wanted to put the videos from my Canon Camera on DVD. I definitely want to return it.
Answer: No. The burner will only accept SD cards recorded on a Sony Handycam.  This is not mentioned in the advertising.  It is buried under troubleshooting in the manual.