question pertaining gaming and... sorry about the novice-ness of my question, but could this be used to capture video of videogame gameplay and transfer it to my computer?
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Yes, you'll be able to take your gameplay and save it to your computer. What you need to know has to do with your tv instead of the actual product. Because it requires that you have an input and output. What I mean is that you need more than one set of those white, yellow, and red cable plug-ins on your tv, because you'll need to use one set for whatever console you'll be using, and the other to connect the dazzle to your tv. Be aware that this product won't come with two-way input cables (Which you'll need), so you'll have to buy something extra. Make sure it's NOT HDMI cables you're buying. They don't work with this product. Also be sure the cables are long enough so that the dazzle will reach your computer. If your tv doesn't have multiple inputs/outputs, an alternate solution is using an S-video cable instead of input cables. I've heard mixed results for the quality, so I haven't tried that yet. My last piece of advice is to try Windows Movie Maker for recording instead of the editting program that comes with the product. It's a lot easier to use, though you may have to make some adjustments on Movie Maker depending on the settings. It takes time to figure out either way. Good luck!
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You would have to buy an HDMI splitter for that. They go for about 20 bucks. The appeal of this is that it doesn't have a delay when you record (meaning you can play on your computer screen as you're recording). The competitor capture card (hauppage hd PVR 2) DOES have an HDMI out which splits the signal and lets you play on the TV, but there's anywhere between a 2-6 second delay on the computer. If you plan on using it for streaming gameplay or something you'd definitely want this one, but the hauppage may be good enough if capturing in realtime isn't a big deal to you.
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You would need some video capture software. This is NOT a USB or IP camera.
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Do not know if the video card provides capture capability. Video card works extremely well under Windows 7 64 Bit Professional Edition. See my review of the card.
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HI Joe, you will be able to use it as a webcam if your computer's OS is Windows XP or below. Thanks_Mitch
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If you mean recording video game footage, as long the console supports composite output (or if you can adapt the output with an adapter), yes.
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This is capture device, you will need to get a conversion cable with correct ends (which essentially is an extension cable). The internal works of this unit will attempt to transfer information.
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Dear Kali Uppalapati, Greetings from Brooklyn, NY! Amazon just asked me to answer this question and because I haven't done a good deed today here goes: No. This device is to get video OUT of the computer - it sounds like you want to take picture from the camera INTO the computer. This device will not help you with that. Sorry. Good luck saving lives! Or photographing rocks. Or whatever it is you do . . .
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No, I don't believe this would work, if i understand you correctly. It sounds like you want to be able to use the camera with the computer, and the vga port in the back of the computer is for outgoing signals and not incoming ones. You might try an adapter card (pci or pcie depending on the age of your system) or an external usb adapter if you're using a laptop which allows incoming video signals. As a very easy way to accomplish this, I've used a product called EasyCap, available here at Amazon in many different forms and for a range of prices.
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I am not sure - -However, I do know that there is a USB port on the back - So, you should be able to connect to your computer or other device with any appropriate program.Example: so you could transfer/ record content or just listen to a disc recording on that device.But I haven't tried to do that myself (yet).
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Sorry, I do most gaming from a console, My media PC has a wireless Keyboard & trkball. Not too good for gaming.I have ran MKV Vids through the 3D converter & found no detectable lag or artifacting. Dunno if that helps but its the best I can offer. Never thought to convert a Vid Game, I might try that if I get the time & update this answer.I have an intermediate level NVidia adapter - don't remember the model but it was bout $80 3 years ago, so it's no Cadillac,Good for most MMedia, not great for gaming)
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if the camcorder has a S-video or composite RCA output it should capture the video to your PC and then you can copy the saved digital file to a SD card
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The device has an hdmi output. I would think it is not copy protected, but not sure about that. If not, I don't see why you couldn't record to hard disk if you have a video card with software that supports recording over hdmi.
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What Steven Craig Chapman said is mostly right. Open Broadcast software (obs) is a great free tool. You can use it to record video and/or stream. You then upload your recording to youtube. To record your voice you will need a separate microphone. It be built into your laptop, be a headset, or probably even a rockband usb mic. You may experience some audio issues with using the dvc 500 as a video device but you can screen capture a program that works a bit better with it, such as amarectv. Its not too bad to play around with. Be aware that this device can only capture standard definition at 30 fps. Also if you want to play on your tv and not your pc screen, you will need some sort of pass through device that will split the video signal. If you play off of your computer screen there will be some minor lag but not at all unplayable. I use it for n64 and gamecube gameplay. I cannot speak for the packaged software. You probably want a better (hd) capture card, but for the price, this is nice.
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It only has a VGA connection. So you would need some kind of converter and the quality would be poor.
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I can't say for sure if the software will work, but that won't matter, if you're planning on getting some kind of extra software you will be fine. You'll be able to get the video on to the computer no problem.
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Don't forget to get 'Y' adapters so u can split the signal for your TV and the Dazzle. I got this to record matches myself (coming today) off my xbox (which is not "pirated" anything, it's game play footage).