Sony DVR Reviews

"Kiss your VCR and your other DVR goodbye and articulate hello to Sony's DHG-HDD250, a digital video recorder that's fully high-definition streamlined contained by its reception, storage, and playback...It features integrated NTSC and ATSC (DTV) tuners, so even if your box is simply "HD-ready," the DHG-HDD250 will drag HDTV content apt departed its sell-by date the airwaves, devoid of monthly fees...Connections encompass a resolution linking a direct-digital HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) or component-video (Y Pb Pr) high-definition output...Pause, rewind and record live high-definition TV with Sony's DHG-HDD250 High-Definition Digital Video Recorder..." read more »

"•Huge storage capacity...•Adjustable commercial skip...•Chapter markers...•Four-speed slow motion....•Only one tuner...•TV Guide On Screen....To get grid-style program listings on the HDD500, you enter your Zip code and wait for the TV Guide On Screen database to load overnight...Switching live channels between the HDD500 recorder and the Scientific-Atlanta box, I was unable to discern any difference in video or audio quality...But in this first generation,..." read more »

"I would recommend keeping the original music formats stored away safely just in case...If you are patient and are good at interpreting manuals, you will find this component very satisfying...UK>>> AVLAND in England sells online The SONY HAR-D1000 Hard..." read more »

"Sony says the BM1 only supports specific Vaio notebooks, but we had it working with a notebook using a TDK USB Bluetooth adaptor...Sony also assured us that its Bluetooth Network Handycams can use BM1 to get online...As such, the BM1 is a limited device but, to be fair, there are some devices that may only sport Bluetooth and even at close range it's good to be wireless..." read more »

"The RDR-VX560 brings the ability to record your content to DVD into your living room...Customer Support Specialists are available M-F 8am - 10pm ET, Sat & Sun 10am - 7pm ET to assist you with any questions you may have..." read more »

"The Sony Digital Network Recorder SVR-2000 ($400 street, plus $9.95 per month, $99 per year, or $199 for the lifetime of the recorder) can record up to 30 hours of programming at basic quality (not recommended for sporting events or action movies), and 9 hours at premium quality...Using the SVR-2000 is simpler than programming your VCR...As the software learns more about what you like, the SVR-2000 can record other programs that it thinks are in tune with your tastes (you can also switch this option off...If you want to tape a show every time it's on, you can sign up for a season pass, which records all episodes of a given program on a specific channel (including reruns..." read more »

"It's one of the best looking TIVO's...Do yourself a favor and stay way from ALL Sony products...Terrible! Shame on you, Sony! AND- you can't reach corporate headquarters to complain- no telephone numbers made available- contact them only by writing a letter..." read more »