will it record connect through hdmi cable for ps3 or does hcpd get in the way the card i have now wont let me?
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Hdcp will get in the way, you will need to get a dvi to hdmi convert and but a hdmi to dvi cable and run audio separately into the converter then run hdmi out to capture non hdcp content. Ps4 you can turn it off btw. Hope this helps
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Not sure on this one but if you can settle for a 1x2 splitter I just received a "2 port 1x2 hdmi splitter v 1.3 compatible c1.4 3d 1080p switcher 5 8 ps3 xbox360 DVD blue- ray" today (March 18) and it does bypass the HDCP on my ps4. I'm using an elgato game capture.
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Short answer: yes, but no. Yes, there is an HDMI input port, but you can't record from it. The industry is trying to prevent recording of protected content (like from DVD and Blu-Ray discs), and they don't know how to distinguish home-grown movies from blockbusters, so they block all HDMI recording. You are better off using the output features from your camera with a PC. I hope this was helpful to you!
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This does work for PS3. The thing is that I have a normal HDMI cable that runs into my capture card and this cable runs from the capture card to my HP monitor through the VGA port. I have also tried it on PS4 and Xbox 360.
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I'm assuming you are passing the HDMI through the VSX-919AH-K receiver (in other words, the receiver is sitting between your PS3 and your HDTV?)
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The trouble with recording from HDMI is a new technology that can be incorperated into it that goes by the acronym "HDCP" aka "High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection". I'm not an expert on the technology I'm just aware of its existence. The technology was specifically designed to protect content between two systems such as a Blueray player and a HD TV from being captured or copied. The PS3 definitly is HDCP enabled and I believe the Xbox 360 is as well. I don't believe this feature can be turned off at least not without hacking the system. A google search of HDCP should give you a little more information. The trouble with recording from HDMI is a new technology that can be incorperated into it that goes by the acronym "HDCP" aka "High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection". I'm not an expert on the technology I'm just aware of its existence. The technology was specifically designed to protect content between two systems such as a Blueray player and a HD TV from being captured or copied. The PS3 definitly is HDCP enabled and I believe the Xbox 360 is as well. I don't believe this feature can be turned off at least not without hacking the system. A google search of HDCP... » Read More The trouble with recording from HDMI is a new technology that can be incorperated into it that goes by the acronym "HDCP" aka "High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection". I'm not an expert on the technology I'm just aware of its existence. The technology was specifically designed to protect content between two systems such as a Blueray player and a HD TV from being captured or copied. The PS3 definitly is HDCP enabled and I believe the Xbox 360 is as well. I don't believe this feature can be turned off at least not without hacking the system. A google search of HDCP should give you a little more information. « Show Less
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If the ps3 is hooked through a HDMI cable, youre gonna have to hook it up through another way. Its basically built through component cables but i would still recommend buying it. It is worth every penny. You can look through YouTube to get an eazy tutorial to do it that way.
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I have cable and can record, but the playback on my has been a B---h, can't seem to get the speed of the recording to sync with the speed of the playback. Don't get what the problem is.....haven't figured it out!
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it seems the problem is in the cable boxes or dvr. my unit will record most anything if hooked to one of the older cable supplied boxes, newer ones will block me. dont think the unit itself has the same problems as the sony units do, this unit is a good bet tho!
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I assume you mean the non hdmi one I am currently using mine to run my cables from my Roxie capture card to my xbox one but as long as you have the correct cables and a hdmi port on your monitor it should work fine while still allowing you to capture any game play
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Sean,I was wondering about playing back AVCHD files captured on the SDHC card via the PS3 and your post answered my question. Just want to say thank you. As for the PS3 being a versatile multimedia media, I do agree with your statement. Thanks again.
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Even I am looking for a similar answer. Please let me know if this or some other one that particularly works with PS3. Thanks
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The device connects/talks to the computer via ethernet cable. Simply download the software and drivers and then follow steps in the digital manual to change your ip settings. Record to hard drive using usb 2.0 or 3.0. I ended up returning mine as it was a bit glitchy. Also you can't use any hdmi cables longer than 10 feet. Device wont recognize the signal through hdmi cables any longer than that. Tried signal boosters but did not work either. If using hdmi you will need to buy an hdmi to sdi converter for about 300. Will need one for every hdmi input longer than 10ft. You would run the sdi out into to the blackmagic switcher. Not too bad for the price but not great either in my opinion. The device connects/talks to the computer via ethernet cable. Simply download the software and drivers and then follow steps in the digital manual to change your ip settings. Record to hard drive using usb 2.0 or 3.0. I ended up returning mine as it was a bit glitchy. Also you can't use any hdmi cables longer than 10 feet. Device wont recognize the signal through hdmi cables any longer than that. Tried signal boosters but did not work either. If using hdmi you will need to buy an hdmi to sdi converter for about 300. Will need one for every hdmi input longer than 10ft. You would run the sdi... » Read More The device connects/talks to the computer via ethernet cable. Simply download the software and drivers and then follow steps in the digital manual to change your ip settings. Record to hard drive using usb 2.0 or 3.0. I ended up returning mine as it was a bit glitchy. Also you can't use any hdmi cables longer than 10 feet. Device wont recognize the signal through hdmi cables any longer than that. Tried signal boosters but did not work either. If using hdmi you will need to buy an hdmi to sdi converter for about 300. Will need one for every hdmi input longer than 10ft. You would run the sdi out into to the blackmagic switcher. Not too bad for the price but not great either in my opinion. « Show Less
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Try digging into the PS3 menus and try altering your video output in the "audio/video settings" menu...I have a PS3 connected to an HDMI receiver and I think you may have to let the PS3 know what output you are using because the HDMI is separate from the other video output plug.
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Not sure as I don't know the connectors for ps3 but if it can accept an HDMI signal then the chances are pretty good.
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According to the research I did - the short answer is "yes". The splitter does not care what source the HDM signal originates from......it's only a signal splitter. PS3 is a 1.3HDMI compatible system - and should work with the splitter..........in theory anyway. That's the best I can tell you.
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No the only card that will work with this unit is a sony sd card you can connect with the 3 cords however I found the quality from my cannon very poor. the quality from an old vhs recorder was better this is due that cannon has poor connectivity with cords Warrenn sr