Can we record from the wii and ps2 consoles? What about other older consoles? Also, face cam? Does anyone know of a good tutorial to help set up with this?
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It will work with any console that outputs in component or composite. To record composite with the stock component breakout cable that's provided, you put the yellow plug (video) into the red component video jack. To record very old consoles that only output RF, you would need to get an RF modulator to convert the signal to composite. Elgato also sells an optional breakout cable that lets you hook up an S-Video input. Face cam would need to be done with something like Xsplit or Open Broadcast Software, if you're going to be streaming with it. I don't know what you'd use if you wanted to just record; I would just record both simultaneously and put them together with a video editing program, personally. I've been using the Elgato to stream with a Wii, Gamecube, and an N64 since I got it. Please, don't answer questions unless you know the answer from hard experience. I would highly recommend this over any other card, this is one of the only ones I've used that just works without extensive setup and troubleshooting.
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yes you could im pretty sure, if you have purchased this item already then you would mostly know what im talking about. If you look at your Game Capture HD on the back there is two rows of component inputs on the top row ( if you have the yellow, white, and red cords ) plug them into the top row the yellow goes into the green hole and skip the blue and red ones that are next to the green and you plug in the white and red into the red and white holes that are by them selves. I used this trick for my wii when i was using the hd cords ( that are supposed to be there ) for my dvd player, and it recorded and worked fine. yes you could im pretty sure, if you have purchased this item already then you would mostly know what im talking about. If you look at your Game Capture HD on the back there is two rows of component inputs on the top row ( if you have the yellow, white, and red cords ) plug them into the top row the yellow goes into the green hole and skip the blue and red ones that are next to the green and you plug in the white and red into the red and white holes that are by them selves. I used this trick for my wii when i was using the hd cords ( that are supposed to be there ) for my dvd player, and it... » Read More yes you could im pretty sure, if you have purchased this item already then you would mostly know what im talking about. If you look at your Game Capture HD on the back there is two rows of component inputs on the top row ( if you have the yellow, white, and red cords ) plug them into the top row the yellow goes into the green hole and skip the blue and red ones that are next to the green and you plug in the white and red into the red and white holes that are by them selves. I used this trick for my wii when i was using the hd cords ( that are supposed to be there ) for my dvd player, and it recorded and worked fine. « Show Less
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You have to have a HDMI splitter or turn off HDCP, but yes it will record PS4.
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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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The standard one does not, you would need to use additional software like Audacity or Garage Band to record your voice. The HD Pro version of this does have the ability to record your voice with Live Stream. As for game chat, I think it depends on which console you're using.
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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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I can think of two definite ways to record to your computer. 1.) Your computer runs an FTP server. The camera's built-in software has options to upload photos to the ftp server either periodically or only when a motion event occurs. 2.) You can install 3rd party software that will read and record from the camera for you. I've used iCam myself but there are plenty of options in this case. As far as playing on your flat screen, realize that this is a network camera that has no video output lines. You either need a smart TV with a built-in web browser so you can access the camera's built-in web server, or you need an intermediate PC to retrieve the images from the camera and send them to a video-out stream which you would feed into the TV. Alternatively, if you have a gaming console with a web browser, such as the internet browser supplied with the Nintendo Wii, you may be able to browse to the camera's web site from there. I'm not sure if the Wii has all the right plug-ins to play the video feed though. I think it only needs javascript but I'm not sure.
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I use a recorder called Fire. There are several single and multitrack recorders in the App Store that work fine with the Mikey and 3GS, it just depends on your application. Google a couple of the apps and they have YouTube demos for multitrack recording of instruments and news capture and even field audio to support bad video camera audio.
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Is it POSSIBLE to record TV shows, from using DishNetwork service, using a DVD Recorder ? I'm currently using the ViP622 ( I realize that there ARE copyright laws in place).
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What is the nature of your question? Are you going to buy one or do you already own one?The one I have does not seem to be able to record. I have tried several times and failed in every case. The unit apparently has recording software that can be accessed but not engaged. I think I hear a hard drive spinning... It could be a lack of ability on my part but I don't think so. There have been computers, digital cameras and assorted other electronic gadgets in my life for 15 years. - Lars
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Yea I'm pretty ssure you can because I would play PS3 with this device so I am able to record with an HDMI output which is otherwise blocked on PS3. I have an Optical Cable from my PS3 to the device and then to my headset. And the DVI from the PS3 to the device then an HDMI to my Capture Card then from the Capture Card to the TV. My Recording saved on my PC has audio and video and I can hear the game volume from my headset.
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If you're still curious this only has the 3 RCA outputs Red,White,and Yellow. I record from my PS3 and have to go to the AV settings =( I am not sure though if you can get some sort of add-on where you can record from components.
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Yes, as everybody is saying you will need a hdmi splitter. But if you are using a PS3 to play you will need a hdcp stripper splitter to record.
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Does your HDTV have an HDMI out port or at least component cables to hook up to the input of the DVD recorder? I doubt it does so it is highly unlikely that you could record from the TV. In order to be able to record anything you need an input source that has its own tuner, or cancels the need for a tuner, as this recorder does not have one built in, but without some type of input source there will be nothing for the recorder to record
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Agreeing with David. The only drawback I get is a VERY slight decrease in the viewing quality on the TV, thus games are still very playable. It does not affect the quality of the recorded video at all.On the flipside, if you own a big TV that's connected to a game console through HDMI and there is input lag, hooking up the Hauppauge to the TV's components and the console will eliminate that input lag.
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It unfortunately does NOT record your own voice :( I am wondering the same thing myself on how to get my own voice in the game chat on the videos :/ Good luck finding something that words!! I am still looking, myself.
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Just wanted to point out since other people referred to an HDMI cable. You cannot use an HDMI cable to capture from the PS3 because of HDCP. You will need to use the A/V breakout cable or something that will strip the HDCP.