Sony DVDirect VRD-VC20 Video Direct Recordable DVD Recording Drive TESTED. Hi, device is tested and working from clean home, 1 owner. In good condition, see pictures for details. Any questions please ask!

Sony VRD-VC20 Video Recordable DVD Drive With Box and Manual. Tested 100% working!! Trafered all my old 8mm home videos to dvds, and just dont need anymore. Everything included to get started. Please view all pictures for further details before purchasing. If theres any questions, dont hesitate to ask me, Id be more than happy to help! Free shipping applies within the United States only. Orders to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, Virgin Islands, and PO/FPO/APO boxes require an additional fee.

Sony DVDirect VRD-VC20 Analog Video Recordable DVD Drive There are multiple routes to creating a DVD from analog audio-video sources, many involving a computer. Although this device can be connected (via USB) to a computer and used to burn DVDs, it can also be used to simply record DVDs directly from analog outputs (RCA composite, s-video or FireWire/DV, without computer connection. IMPORTANT NOTE: It should be noted that this model does not itself have any video display (or output) capability, so for monitoring of a recording in progress, hookup of the playing-source to an external monitor/TV is needed. Note that there are no HDMI inputs/outputs on this device. The capabilities of the device are extensive, and it does not make much sense to repeat them in an eBay listing description. This listings photos detail the disc media compatibility. An internet search with key terms Sony VRD-VC20 reviews should yield useful background information on the specific product features of this model. In particular, CNET published a favorable March 2, 2005 review. PC Magazine UK published a favorable July 25, 2005 review. Support for the product, including drivers/firmware updates, can be found at Sonys website: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/photo-frames-printers-others-blu-ray-dvd-writers/vrd-vc20/faqs It is believed, although not certain, that the firmware for the device has never been changed since time of manufacture.(Since it always performed flawlessly, there seemed little reason to change anything.) The unit for sale was used occasionally in a smoke-free home environment, only for a few months, after which time it was retired in favor of a newer Sony model (with built-in video display). All three video inputs were utilized at various times, as well as the computer-USB connection. During use, no problems of any kind were ever encountered. Unit has always been handled carefully -- no spills, drops, etc. To verify that the unit still functions as expected, a DVD recording was made just this week from a DVD players analog AV outputs, and the resultant finalized DVD disc displayed perfectly to screen/speakers via a different DVD player. Another important note: This unit does not have built-in features for creating DVD menus or even title screens. It is more suited for the task of converting amateur home video tapes to DVD format for informal viewing, rather than for commercial or artistic projects. Reviews state that the hardware was to be bundled with a Nero suite of software for DVD creation. However, that 2005-era software is not included in this sale; even if it were available, there are undoubtedly more modern version available today, including some with little or no cost (e.g., Burnaware Free). Cosmetically the recorder, silver finished, is very good, with only one or two minor scuffs on the front surface (the LED display panel side) -- hardly noticeable at any distance, not capturable in a photo. The spring-loaded switch-bar used to close-up and eject discs from the sliding drawer tray has a 2-3 millimeter or so abraded area on its ridge where the silver finish has begun to darken -- see listing closeup photo. All listing photos are of the item for sale -- no stock images. As shown in the listing photos, all original power and cable accessories for the unit, along with the Operating Instructions booklet & Quick Start Guide sheet, are included, as well as the OEM box (which shows signs of exterior wear; not all interior packaging is present, but additional cushioning has been added for protection during shipping). Shipping will be in a sturdy cardboard carton: 16 L x 12 W x 6 H; gross weight 7.0 pounds. eBays website will provide a ground shipping cost to your US location. Note on pricing: Browsing to a Brazilian rainforest site, you might see a few new units of this model for sale with price $165. So, it makes no sense for bidding on this item to approach that amount. eBays Advanced Search will show sales price for recently sold, used items in very good condition, prices for which seem to be quite variable, though well below $165.

Tested and working. I just used it to do several dvd transfers to my PC. Works great.

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Sony VRD-VC20 Video Recordable DVD Drive. Sold as is. - I am only able to test as properly powers on. I do NOT have the capability to test functions. I do expect unit works as it should, however selling as is

Sony DVDirect VRD-VC20 Analog Video Recordable DVD Drive There are multiple routes to creating a DVD from analog audio-video sources, many involving a computer. Although this device can be connected (via USB) to a computer and used to burn DVDs, it can also be used to simply record DVDs directly from analog outputs (RCA composite, s-video or FireWire/DV, without computer connection. IMPORTANT NOTE: It should be noted that this model does not itself have any video display (or output) capability, so for monitoring of a recording in progress, hookup of the playing-source to an external monitor/TV is needed. Note that there are no HDMI inputs/outputs on this device. The capabilities of the device are extensive, and it does not make much sense to repeat them in an eBay listing description. This listings photos detail the disc media compatibility. An internet search with key terms Sony VRD-VC20 reviews should yield useful background information on the specific product features of this model. In particular, CNET published a favorable March 2, 2005 review. PC Magazine UK published a favorable July 25, 2005 review. Support for the product, including drivers/firmware updates, can be found at Sonys website: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/photo-frames-printers-others-blu-ray-dvd-writers/vrd-vc20/faqs It is believed, although not certain, that the firmware for the device has never been changed since time of manufacture.(Since it always performed flawlessly, there seemed little reason to change anything.) The unit for sale was used occasionally in a smoke-free home environment, only for a few months, after which time it was retired in favor of a newer Sony model (with built-in video display). All three video inputs were utilized at various times, as well as the computer-USB connection. During use, no problems of any kind were ever encountered. Unit has always been handled carefully -- no spills, drops, etc. To verify that the unit still functions as expected, a DVD recording was made just this week from a DVD players analog AV outputs, and the resultant finalized DVD disc displayed perfectly to screen/speakers via a different DVD player. Another important note: This unit does not have built-in features for creating DVD menus or even title screens. It is more suited for the task of converting amateur home video tapes to DVD format for informal viewing, rather than for commercial or artistic projects. Reviews state that the hardware was to be bundled with a Nero suite of software for DVD creation. However, that 2005-era software is not included in this sale; even if it were available, there are undoubtedly more modern version available today, including some with little or no cost (e.g., Burnaware Free). Cosmetically the recorder, silver finished, is very good, with only one or two minor scuffs on the front surface (the LED display panel side) -- hardly noticeable at any distance, not capturable in a photo. The spring-loaded switch-bar used to close-up and eject discs from the sliding drawer tray has a 2-3 millimeter or so abraded area on its ridge where the silver finish has begun to darken -- see listing closeup photo. All listing photos are of the item for sale -- no stock images. As shown in the listing photos, all original power and cable accessories for the unit, along with the Operating Instructions booklet & Quick Start Guide sheet, are included, as well as the OEM box (which shows signs of exterior wear; not all interior packaging is present, but additional cushioning has been added for protection during shipping). Shipping will be in a sturdy cardboard carton: 16 L x 12 W x 6 H; gross weight 7.0 pounds. eBays website will provide a ground shipping cost to your US location. Note on pricing: Browsing to a Brazilian rainforest site, you might see a few new units of this model for sale with price $165. So, it makes no sense for bidding on this item to approach that amount. eBays Advanced Search will show sales price for recently sold, used items in very good condition, prices for which seem to be quite variable, though well below $165.

Tested and working. I just used it to do several dvd transfers to my PC. Works great.

Sony VRD-VC20 Video Recordable DVD Drive. Sold as is. - I am only able to test as properly powers on. I do NOT have the capability to test functions. I do expect unit works as it should, however selling as is

Sony DVDirect VRD-VC20 Video Direct Recordable DVD Recording Drive With Cords

Sony DVDirect VRD-VC20 Video Direct Recordable DVD Recording Drive TESTED. Hi, device is tested and working from clean home, 1 owner. In good condition, see pictures for details. Any questions please ask!

Sony DVDirect VRD-VC20 Analog Video Recordable DVD Drive There are multiple routes to creating a DVD from analog audio-video sources, many involving a computer. Although this device can be connected (via USB) to a computer and used to burn DVDs, it can also be used to simply record DVDs directly from analog outputs (RCA composite, s-video or FireWire/DV, without computer connection. IMPORTANT NOTE: It should be noted that this model does not itself have any video display (or output) capability, so for monitoring of a recording in progress, hookup of the playing-source to an external monitor/TV is needed. Note that there are no HDMI inputs/outputs on this device. The capabilities of the device are extensive, and it does not make much sense to repeat them in an eBay listing description. This listings photos detail the disc media compatibility. An internet search with key terms Sony VRD-VC20 reviews should yield useful background information on the specific product features of this model. In particular, CNET published a favorable March 2, 2005 review. PC Magazine UK published a favorable July 25, 2005 review. Support for the product, including drivers/firmware updates, can be found at Sonys website: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/photo-frames-printers-others-blu-ray-dvd-writers/vrd-vc20/faqs It is believed, although not certain, that the firmware for the device has never been changed since time of manufacture.(Since it always performed flawlessly, there seemed little reason to change anything.) The unit for sale was used occasionally in a smoke-free home environment, only for a few months, after which time it was retired in favor of a newer Sony model (with built-in video display). All three video inputs were utilized at various times, as well as the computer-USB connection. During use, no problems of any kind were ever encountered. Unit has always been handled carefully -- no spills, drops, etc. To verify that the unit still functions as expected, a DVD recording was made just this week from a DVD players analog AV outputs, and the resultant finalized DVD disc displayed perfectly to screen/speakers via a different DVD player. Another important note: This unit does not have built-in features for creating DVD menus or even title screens. It is more suited for the task of converting amateur home video tapes to DVD format for informal viewing, rather than for commercial or artistic projects. Reviews state that the hardware was to be bundled with a Nero suite of software for DVD creation. However, that 2005-era software is not included in this sale; even if it were available, there are undoubtedly more modern version available today, including some with little or no cost (e.g., Burnaware Free). Cosmetically the recorder, silver finished, is very good, with only one or two minor scuffs on the front surface (the LED display panel side) -- hardly noticeable at any distance, not capturable in a photo. The spring-loaded switch-bar used to close-up and eject discs from the sliding drawer tray has a 2-3 millimeter or so abraded area on its ridge where the silver finish has begun to darken -- see listing closeup photo. All listing photos are of the item for sale -- no stock images. As shown in the listing photos, all original power and cable accessories for the unit, along with the Operating Instructions booklet & Quick Start Guide sheet, are included, as well as the OEM box (which shows signs of exterior wear; not all interior packaging is present, but additional cushioning has been added for protection during shipping). Shipping will be in a sturdy cardboard carton: 16 L x 12 W x 6 H; gross weight 7.0 pounds. eBays website will provide a ground shipping cost to your US location. Note on pricing: Browsing to a Brazilian rainforest site, you might see a few new units of this model for sale with price $165. So, it makes no sense for bidding on this item to approach that amount. eBays Advanced Search will show sales price for recently sold, used items in very good condition, prices for which seem to be quite variable, though well below $165.

Tested and working. I just used it to do several dvd transfers to my PC. Works great.

Sony VRD-VC20 Video Recordable DVD Drive. Sold as is. - I am only able to test as properly powers on. I do NOT have the capability to test functions. I do expect unit works as it should, however selling as is

Sony DVDirect VRD-VC20 Video Direct Recordable DVD Recording Drive With Cords

Sony DVDirect VRD-VC20 Analog Video Recordable DVD Drive There are multiple routes to creating a DVD from analog audio-video sources, many involving a computer. Although this device can be connected (via USB) to a computer and used to burn DVDs, it can also be used to simply record DVDs directly from analog outputs (RCA composite, s-video or FireWire/DV, without computer connection. IMPORTANT NOTE: It should be noted that this model does not itself have any video display (or output) capability, so for monitoring of a recording in progress, hookup of the playing-source to an external monitor/TV is needed. Note that there are no HDMI inputs/outputs on this device. The capabilities of the device are extensive, and it does not make much sense to repeat them in an eBay listing description. This listings photos detail the disc media compatibility. An internet search with key terms Sony VRD-VC20 reviews should yield useful background information on the specific product features of this model. In particular, CNET published a favorable March 2, 2005 review. PC Magazine UK published a favorable July 25, 2005 review. Support for the product, including drivers/firmware updates, can be found at Sonys website: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/photo-frames-printers-others-blu-ray-dvd-writers/vrd-vc20/faqs It is believed, although not certain, that the firmware for the device has never been changed since time of manufacture.(Since it always performed flawlessly, there seemed little reason to change anything.) The unit for sale was used occasionally in a smoke-free home environment, only for a few months, after which time it was retired in favor of a newer Sony model (with built-in video display). All three video inputs were utilized at various times, as well as the computer-USB connection. During use, no problems of any kind were ever encountered. Unit has always been handled carefully -- no spills, drops, etc. To verify that the unit still functions as expected, a DVD recording was made just this week from a DVD players analog AV outputs, and the resultant finalized DVD disc displayed perfectly to screen/speakers via a different DVD player. Another important note: This unit does not have built-in features for creating DVD menus or even title screens. It is more suited for the task of converting amateur home video tapes to DVD format for informal viewing, rather than for commercial or artistic projects. Reviews state that the hardware was to be bundled with a Nero suite of software for DVD creation. However, that 2005-era software is not included in this sale; even if it were available, there are undoubtedly more modern version available today, including some with little or no cost (e.g., Burnaware Free). Cosmetically the recorder, silver finished, is very good, with only one or two minor scuffs on the front surface (the LED display panel side) -- hardly noticeable at any distance, not capturable in a photo. The spring-loaded switch-bar used to close-up and eject discs from the sliding drawer tray has a 2-3 millimeter or so abraded area on its ridge where the silver finish has begun to darken -- see listing closeup photo. All listing photos are of the item for sale -- no stock images. As shown in the listing photos, all original power and cable accessories for the unit, along with the Operating Instructions booklet & Quick Start Guide sheet, are included, as well as the OEM box (which shows signs of exterior wear; not all interior packaging is present, but additional cushioning has been added for protection during shipping). Shipping will be in a sturdy cardboard carton: 16 L x 12 W x 6 H; gross weight 7.0 pounds. eBays website will provide a ground shipping cost to your US location. Note on pricing: Browsing to a Brazilian rainforest site, you might see a few new units of this model for sale with price $165. So, it makes no sense for bidding on this item to approach that amount. eBays Advanced Search will show sales price for recently sold, used items in very good condition, prices for which seem to be quite variable, though well below $165.

Tested and working. I just used it to do several dvd transfers to my PC. Works great.

Sony VRD-VC20 Video Recordable DVD Drive. Sold as is. - I am only able to test as properly powers on. I do NOT have the capability to test functions. I do expect unit works as it should, however selling as is

Sony DVDirect VRD-VC20 Video Direct Recordable DVD Recording Drive TESTED. Hi, device is tested and working from clean home, 1 owner. In good condition, see pictures for details. Any questions please ask!

Sony DVDirect VRD-VC20 Video Direct Recordable DVD Recording Drive With Cords

Sony DVDirect VRD-VC20 Analog Video Recordable DVD Drive There are multiple routes to creating a DVD from analog audio-video sources, many involving a computer. Although this device can be connected (via USB) to a computer and used to burn DVDs, it can also be used to simply record DVDs directly from analog outputs (RCA composite, s-video or FireWire/DV, without computer connection. IMPORTANT NOTE: It should be noted that this model does not itself have any video display (or output) capability, so for monitoring of a recording in progress, hookup of the playing-source to an external monitor/TV is needed. Note that there are no HDMI inputs/outputs on this device. The capabilities of the device are extensive, and it does not make much sense to repeat them in an eBay listing description. This listings photos detail the disc media compatibility. An internet search with key terms Sony VRD-VC20 reviews should yield useful background information on the specific product features of this model. In particular, CNET published a favorable March 2, 2005 review. PC Magazine UK published a favorable July 25, 2005 review. Support for the product, including drivers/firmware updates, can be found at Sonys website: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/photo-frames-printers-others-blu-ray-dvd-writers/vrd-vc20/faqs It is believed, although not certain, that the firmware for the device has never been changed since time of manufacture.(Since it always performed flawlessly, there seemed little reason to change anything.) The unit for sale was used occasionally in a smoke-free home environment, only for a few months, after which time it was retired in favor of a newer Sony model (with built-in video display). All three video inputs were utilized at various times, as well as the computer-USB connection. During use, no problems of any kind were ever encountered. Unit has always been handled carefully -- no spills, drops, etc. To verify that the unit still functions as expected, a DVD recording was made just this week from a DVD players analog AV outputs, and the resultant finalized DVD disc displayed perfectly to screen/speakers via a different DVD player. Another important note: This unit does not have built-in features for creating DVD menus or even title screens. It is more suited for the task of converting amateur home video tapes to DVD format for informal viewing, rather than for commercial or artistic projects. Reviews state that the hardware was to be bundled with a Nero suite of software for DVD creation. However, that 2005-era software is not included in this sale; even if it were available, there are undoubtedly more modern version available today, including some with little or no cost (e.g., Burnaware Free). Cosmetically the recorder, silver finished, is very good, with only one or two minor scuffs on the front surface (the LED display panel side) -- hardly noticeable at any distance, not capturable in a photo. The spring-loaded switch-bar used to close-up and eject discs from the sliding drawer tray has a 2-3 millimeter or so abraded area on its ridge where the silver finish has begun to darken -- see listing closeup photo. All listing photos are of the item for sale -- no stock images. As shown in the listing photos, all original power and cable accessories for the unit, along with the Operating Instructions booklet & Quick Start Guide sheet, are included, as well as the OEM box (which shows signs of exterior wear; not all interior packaging is present, but additional cushioning has been added for protection during shipping). Shipping will be in a sturdy cardboard carton: 16 L x 12 W x 6 H; gross weight 7.0 pounds. eBays website will provide a ground shipping cost to your US location. Note on pricing: Browsing to a Brazilian rainforest site, you might see a few new units of this model for sale with price $165. So, it makes no sense for bidding on this item to approach that amount. eBays Advanced Search will show sales price for recently sold, used items in very good condition, prices for which seem to be quite variable, though well below $165.

Sony VDR-VC20 DVDirect VCR to DVD Converter Video Recordable DVD Drive TestedUsed. Scuff on bottom corner. See pics for condition. Zoom in for detail. Sold as seen, as is. Please message with questions before bidding/purchasing. Shipped via major carrier (USPS / UPS / FedEx).

Tested and working. I just used it to do several dvd transfers to my PC. Works great.

SONY VRD-VC20 DVDirect VCR to DVD Converter Video Recordable DVD Drive Includes:Sony VRD-VC20 Recorder All Neseccary cords Are you tired of old VHS tapes taking up precious space in your home, filled with memories that you can no longer enjoy? Say goodbye to outdated technology and hello to modern convenience with the SONY VRD-VC20 DVDirect VCR to DVD Converter. This remarkable device allows you to effortlessly transfer your cherished VHS tapes to digital DVD format, ensuring your memories are preserved for years to come. Item has been tested and is fully functional! - Orders are generally shipped within 1 business day. (excludes weekends and holidays) Some larger items that require special packaging or handling may take up to 3 days to ship. - Immediate payment is required for all buy-it-now purchases. Otherwise payment is expected within 3 days. After 3 days a non-paying buyer dispute is automatically opened by eBay. - Positive feedback is left for all transactions after it has been left for us. - If you feel the need to leave less than positive feedback or 4 stars, please contact us first to attempt to resolve any issues. - Tracking is included at no additional cost to the buyer - Signature is required for all orders of $500 or more. - International shipping is only available thru eBays Global Shipping Program. International buyers are responsible for all shipping fees, taxes, tariffs and customs fees in addition to the purchase price. Please do not ask for the item to be declared at a lower value. That is all handled by eBay. We have no control over the cost or declared values. Thrifty Guy is located in Chambersburg, PA. A thrift store with a pawnshop atmosphere. We stock everything you would typically find in a pawnshop: Jewelry, tools, video games, electronics and even collectibles. No clothes, dishes, furniture and used appliances like a thrift store would normally have. We pride ourselves in our customer service and stores appearance. We greet everyone who enters. We provide exceptional customer service both before and after the sale. Always happy to answer any questions. Our store is clean, neat and organized. All items are cleaned, tested and guaranteed to be as described. Probably one of the points most of our local customers appreciate... our items are not priced by what we paid for them, but by what they are actually worth. Everything is looked up to verify what is currently being paid (trending price) for that particular model, in that condition (working & physically) with what accessories are included. Thrifty Guy342 Grant St Chambersburg, PA Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-4 You can find us on Facebook with the same name as we use on eBay. - We have a physical storefront along with an online presence. Complying with all legal requirements pertaining to federal, state, county and local requirements. As required all items purchased from the public are reported to the police and held for the required time period. The seller must be 18 and present current state or federal issued ID. All model, serial numbers, identifying marks and included accessories are recorded and reported. While most online transactions go smoothly. There are always a few trying to pull a scam and ruin it for everyone else..... Unfortunately that makes the following necessary. - All items are marked with a invisible stamp. All returns are verified for the stamp and the correct serial number. Incorrect returns will be refused and sent back to the customer at their expense. Sorry too many customers in the past who purchase an item and try to return a different one! - All orders are shipped with tracking numbers using only our shipping accounts. We do not use labels generated from another account. - Returns are only accepted if the item does not work as described. We do not accept returns on any items listed As-Is, because you have changed your mind, found a better deal, decided not to use it etc. All returns are tested to verify the working condition. Customer will be charged a restocking fee of 20% plus all shipping cost in both directions (yes, that would include actual cost when free shipping was offered. It still cost money to send the item.) if the item is found to be in the originally described condition. - If you read this far... Thanks - Happy eBaying