Hybrid drive transforms old camcorder tapes into DVDs
If you started shooting videos of the family before the advent of digital camcorders, chances are good you have a lot of analog tapes on the shelf - VHS, 8-millimeter, maybe even old Betamaxes. (...) So I was intrigued by a new $300 Sony hybrid drive called DVDirect. If you want the basics, it functions as a standalone DVD recorder : Just put a blank disc into the drive, hook it to your video camera and press the playback key.
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