This would work for recording Nintendo Gamecube gameplay right?
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Hi Ben. I was asked to answer this question by the people at Amazon. I have not tried to use this product for the application you have asked about, but, as long as you can plug the product in to the device, I don't see why you couldn't record Nintendo Gamecube gameplay.This product works amazingly well when I use it in conjunction with my VCR and I have had no issues with it. Hope it works as well for you!
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Hi Ben. I was asked to answer this question by the people at Amazon. I have not tried to use this product for the application you have asked about, but, as long as you can plug the product in to the device, I don't see why you couldn't record Nintendo Gamecube gameplay. This product works amazingly well when I use it in conjunction with my VCR and I have had no issues with it. Hope it works as well for you!
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It's not really worth it for the authentic feel. I would recommend a N64 usbadapter instead and no, it's not compatible with Wii-U or any console for that! Hope I could help out! :)
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I would like to see some remade Gamecube games for 1080p. Playing original Gamecube games on the Wii U probably wouldn't look very good on today's LCD screens, so I doubt that will ever happen.
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Depends. If you're going to be recording things in SD (NES, SNES, PS1/2, Xbox, Wii etc) it's a good little device, though quality wise it does have some interlacing issues at time. If you want to record in HD (PS3/4, Xbox 360/One, Wii U) this isn't a great choice, as it's max resolution is 480p. If you're looking for high definition capture your best bet is to get either the Roxio, AverMedia, or Elgato, but they aren't cheap ($100+).
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yes you should be able to, we bought it to connect our dvd player (yellow, white and red cables) to our tv and they work great. i guessing for a gamecube it should work the same, cant say im 100% sure because i never connected a gamecube with this cable. good luck hope they work for you.
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Really it's only used for game and video capture on your pc. I wouldn't capture cable or satellite do to copyright issues. I'm not even sure if it'll work
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I do not believe it can be use for HDMI recording. I have had this for about a year and been just using it with my VCR to convert tapes over to DVD, Blu-ray or even just storing them on my computer. I have been using the white, red and yellow cables along with a usb grabber to get the video to my computer. Sorry for not having a good answer on the HDMI recording.
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If its the correct connector on back of gamecube yes. But its not HD amazing quality but better quality than the cable it originally came with.
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I don't think it can since it has hd Component cables (Nes has one single Cable) If you wanted to record old school consoles (i.e) Ps1 and Other old school stuff N64 go with the dazzel or http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CKiLvOSBq7sCFeYWMgodbwMAPg&Item;=N82E16815144045&nm;_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords&cm;_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-_-pla-_-Video+Devices+%26+TV+Tuners-_-N82E16815144045&ef;_id=Up4DqAAAAO0rskYH:20131212153638:s copy and paste but has more purposes. Avermedia is more the Xbox 360 and Ps3 and Wii's.
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Actually close to what I'm looking at doing. Recording script debugs from the RF output of a commodore 128.I'm guessing if it can record /any/ video coming on the composite signals then it's quite possible to record retro systems. You'll just need something to pass [more accurately convert or transition] the signals. In my case and probably yours too, simply look at DVD players (or late model VHS units) that have rf/cable/antenna input and composite output. They start at 10 dollars used on amazon and in many cases you can find one down the street on trash day. ;-)I see how old his post is but for the future IF I end up purchasing this I'll post my results shortly after trying it. Actually close to what I'm looking at doing. Recording script debugs from the RF output of a commodore 128.I'm guessing if it can record /any/ video coming on the composite signals then it's quite possible to record retro systems. You'll just need something to pass [more accurately convert or transition] the signals. In my case and probably yours too, simply look at DVD players (or late model VHS units) that have rf/cable/antenna input and composite output. They start at 10 dollars used on amazon and in many cases you can find one down the street on trash day. ;-)I see how old... » Read More Actually close to what I'm looking at doing. Recording script debugs from the RF output of a commodore 128.I'm guessing if it can record /any/ video coming on the composite signals then it's quite possible to record retro systems. You'll just need something to pass [more accurately convert or transition] the signals. In my case and probably yours too, simply look at DVD players (or late model VHS units) that have rf/cable/antenna input and composite output. They start at 10 dollars used on amazon and in many cases you can find one down the street on trash day. ;-)I see how old his post is but for the future IF I end up purchasing this I'll post my results shortly after trying it. « Show Less
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no only capture card can do this is the one is call Elgato it record in 1080p and when hook up other device us the options on the capture card than you can Record ps1 ps2 ps3 xbox 360 ps4 xbox one snes Dreamcast the old xbox gamecube and much more but the Avermedia don t record with these Device only the Elgato HD capture card
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Sure it would work. Would need external powere supply and extra chips. No loop record function
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well, let's say you can use it to record from any source you wish that has the red/white/yellow cable (XBox 360 and all recent video games in the past ten years or so has them) and from there you can technically do what you wish with said material. In short:Yes. You can, but no one will help you in technical support if you say your putting "pirated material" online and you are having trouble with it.
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I don't think this will do what you want. I don't believe it actually records anything. It basically connects a hard drive to your TV. I bought mine long ago and it's since found a spot in my closet. While it may have improved since I bought mine, the interface was very clunky.
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Both consoles are HDMI only. So, unless you want to purchase a pass through device that allows RGB to HDMI Via Passthrough, then you will most likely have to get the Elgato Gaming recorder. The AverMedia Game Capture HD is RGB Composite Only
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Its okay for recording gameplay but lasts for about year then quality drops, i have a test video of it on my youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cM-w-1L0J-I
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As said by some others on here, this will record in HD, but not with HDMI. Plus the software with it isn't in a friendly video format. Elgato does everything this does, with less cords, and better. Plus this is easy to use on Twitch.tv.