The Sony RDRGX7 DVD recorder records more formats with fewer headaches

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More formats means fewer problems. The Sony RDRGX7 DVD recorder has simplified the format wars. Although you’ll hear a lot of talk about DVD formats and what's machine is compatible with what format.

The Sony RDRGX7 DVD recorder has moved ahead to help solve this problem. This Sony provides DVD+RW/-RW/-R DVD Format Recording Compatibility. The benefit of multiple format recording is that it gives you the ability to record a DVD that you know will play in a specified DVD player.

In other words, you can call up your relatives find out what formats their DVD player is, then with your Sony RDRGX7 DVD recorder create a DVD that you know will play in their machine. The guesswork is gone.

The rest of the industry can play around with which formats they prefer but the Sony RDRGX7 DVD recorder has decided to deliver them all. Conversely when someone gives you a DVD they've burned , you know it will play in this Sony.

To get a feel of the Sony's pricing check Amazon's site. The Sony RDRGX7 DVD Recorder at Amazon. Their price is a good indicator of what this machine is going for.

You can look over this DVD recorder's operating manual by following this link (give it a moment to load) The Sony RDGX7's user manual

The Sony RDRGX7 DVD recorder is capable of producing excellent images and will record DVD-R and RW and DVD + RW. This DVD recorder's colors in its copies tend to be extremely clean, if a bit oversaturated, depending on the source. But the latter can be compensated for by using the video equalizer.

This feature is extremely useful and easy to use. With it you can adjust all important parameters and compensate for washed out colors and detail in the original source. There are instances where your copy will look better than the original. Quality falls off noticeably at the 180 minute record time but is still roughly equivalent to a well recorded VHS tape.

 

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