So can I record games on my Wii and post them on Youtube?
1584112
Yes; you can hook this device up to your computer and the Wii and stream it to the web while playing.
1584113
don't really know as this was a gift for my grandson. Sorry that is not very helpful.
794483
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!
745162
only if you have your own software that will do that. It does not come with what is in this box. We separately downloaded the suggested program, but still have not figured out how to save the videos the kids make to view on our Mac system, let alone add sound to them. Very disappointed.
1163046
Yes, I never used it because I just make YouTube video, but is the option is there :) I thank you can do blue ray to but I'll have to get back to you on that.
1919607
You need an elgato game capture to record. This just gives you more HDMI ports.
480397
Nintendo discontinued any live gaming for the wii shortly after the wii u came out.they do have playback but I am not quite sure if it can be played live on the wii u.but it yes it has offline play mode
318667
Technically it is. But you must have a wiimote so you can attach it into it , it's very useful if you got the wiiU and want to play wii games on it
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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
1576109
Sorry, I believe this microphone is only intended for the Wii U. However, I do think the Wii has a microphone that was released a few years back. I hope this answer helps you.
1406916
I assume you would need such a part that is compatible with the Wii, although I do not know of such a part. Also you could achieve the same effect by purchasing an extender and placing it close to the Wii.
1847916
I can't find any way to do that. It seems to be set up to only record audio while recording video.
1252104
It should, I happen to have a Wii and this device, so I'll test it and let you know.
1443758
I suppose you can transfer your video because of the USB connection like you would any other device. It may take a while to download though but I don't personally post anything to YouTube.
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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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I believe you can. As long as you have the 5 prong hd cord for the wii that would go into the tv.
127762
Not on a regular Wii. The Wii can only go up to 480p. The WiiU goes to 1080i. I bought this for my WiiU since I had now have to use it's HDMI slot for my Cable box.it supports 1080i On the WiiU, but the wii can only go up to 480p
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It can. You can use its software to record videos, or you can go to YouTube (if YouTube is the goal) and use their on-line flash software to record. HOWEVER. When using the software that comes with the cam, you'll note that if you convert it to any format other than the ONE format it churns out, WMV, you will end up with video and audio out of sync. Not only that but upload it to YouTube, which converts it to FLV, and the same thing happens. Wow. This is a huge oversight by both Microsoft and YouTube if you ask me. And using the quick capture feature on YoUTube isn't foolproof either. Sometimes the audio gets out of sync there, too--sometimes it's okay. I'm pretty annoyed, frankly. I was going to return it, but the Logitech cam I bought to replace it didn't seem to work well either, maybe worse, so I returned it and kept this one and have a problematic time using the quick capture feature. If anyone else figures out a workaround or a better product, let us know. I tried using virtualdub and other programs to get the audio to sync, but I can't figure out how to use them properly. So frustrating.