Why is the Capture card not getting a signal from my Snes?
2068182
Have you confirmed console and cable work on a regular TV? SNES is output at 240p there may be a setting to better capture this, but with the lag I can't imagine it being very playable.
546583
I have my system connected the way you have listed (minus the wii) and the tv speakers don't work at all. Any suggestions?
1048305
I'm testing it out right now, it was recognized after a reboot in emulationstation. The usb was just recognized after installing the driver from retropie_setup.sh. This is on RetroPie 2.4.2
675886
I am currently using S-Video to connect my pc to this plasma. While this works, the picture could be better. Text is pretty blurry. I would love to find a way to hook up with a component cable. I have a NVIDIA GeForce 6150 LE card in my computer with VGA and S-Video output. Any suggestions? Please help!
1957890
hi justin, you might alos check the right output from your source. had the same problem with the tv. albert
1950403
It should pass the sound. Older graphics card do not support HDMI audio. Also need to make sure that HDMI audio drivers are installed from the graphics card manufacturer. Make sure HDMI audio is set to default. Make sure it works without the switch first.
1455816
It doesn't work on mine, not sure what the problem is, but it doesn't appear to be wired properly to work. I've tried swapping the cables around that I attach to it with no luck even. No video, no audio, only static when all three are connected to my RetroPi Emulator and a TV
372993
Thank you! I figured out that my wires were too tangled. It's working with only the HDMI cable. Thanks again for taking the time.
1214373
Try the dip switches that change from pal to NTSC format. The default was pal. I had same issue and fixed it with the switch settings
330147
Are you sure you are watching on the correct output? AV rather than cable or something else? We have had the same problem with the wii on a different TV and switching the chosen output solved the problem.
2162109
I'm afraid what I bought is not the model you're asking. What I bought is here: http://www.amazon.com/Etekcity-Video-1080P-Converter-Adapter/dp/B008COJXHC/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1391671738&sr=1-1&keywords=Etekcity%C2%AE+vga+converter Even for the one I bought I'm not sure it will work with a gaming capture card because I don't play game and so I don't have such card. But I can say that the one I bought is a very reliable piece of equipment that works beautifully with V/A outputs. Mine is a 3.5 mm (mini socket) A/V out from my music device (bought directly from China, not on Amazon.com). My best guess is that if you have the old fashioned VGA output and you can somehow divert the signal into a three RCA (yellow, white, red) output and connect to the device I bought, it most likely WILL work with signal (picture and sound) no less or even better than the VGA input. Best of luck! - Albert
855604
Sounds like it, but do make sure you have a good, secure connection with the dreamcast and your TV/Monitor. And if you have a different TV/monitor you can try it with, that will help rule out a faulty input.
1182506
I'm using RCA audio and video input jacks. There are also HDMI, coaxial and S-video output jacks.
2065225
I cannot get my Toshiba to even copy from VHS to DVD. How did you get yours to work?
771785
For the SNES you'll need to make sure and buy a scart cable that breaks out the left and right stereo RCA jacks to a y cable. They are available from amazon sellers.
2105436
I'm afraid I am also stumped getting a signal to the TV. Currently I'm settling for VGA and audio to the high definition TV. The definition on more recent videos is quite good with this hookup. From the information from my graphics card coupled with the TV manual, the hookup is not simple. Sorry.
1588017
Depends on if the HDMI signal is using HDCP. My guess is that it won't unless you strip the HDCP from the original source before going into the capture device.