I'm not interested in recording. I just want to plug my Xbox into my PC and have lag-free gameplay quality and not use a TV. Can this card do that?
232291
This of it like this, this is an item that lets you plug in basically anything that has a HDMI or a VGA input. So if you want to connect your Xbox, Wii, PS3, and cable box it will let you. What this does is it lets you stream what your plugged into it, watch it, and record it at the same time, if that's something you want.
232292
Works well on my PS3. I am sure ymmv based on you PC processor, but it can be done.
2194346
I do not own an xbox, or any other game system so, i'm unable to answer. I do know that the cable is excellent and I use mine from my router to my work shop with great results.
2192910
until the 1.7 patch for PS4, no capture card will be able to record on PS4, but all current cards that use HDMI should work on the Xbox One
1079615
To my knowledge no. You need to plug the card into a PC if you want to view playback of the recording.
1278191
This device would not work for your situation. This unit is HDMI from your source (gaming console) to AV (TV with no HDMI). You would need AV2HDMI. Look here Tmvel mini RCACVS 3 RCA Composite Video AV to HDMI Converter for TV/PC/PS3/Blue-Ray DVD . Hope this helps.
1545478
no, is perfect, buy the official cable vga of microsoft.. its perfect to play..
2119556
No. This is a VGA-TO-HDMI converter. You'll need a HDMI-TO-VGA converter to connect your xbox to a computer monitor.
215116
Yes, if in doing so you want to record the audio stream from your Xbox while listening to the audio from your PC. Unlike a device like the EMU-0202 an audio stream originating on the PC cannot be accessed from a Windows recording device. On the X-Fi the output and input streams do not mix. I hope I have understood your question and provided the answer you need. Please let me know if I can provide further clarification. A word of clarification: the XBOX output will not be channeled through the X-Fi to the X-Fi output. Thus you would only hear the PC output stream on X-Fi outputs. If you want both the XBOX stream and the PC streams to appear on the X-Fi outputs simultaneously, you would need software in the PC to take the stream from the XBOX which appears as a Windows recording device and add it to the PC output stream.
1146848
Dude, I've been running my 360 on this. And what can I tell you, it's everything that's on paper, and then some... I've been running games at 720p and 1080i and it's just Liquid Crystal CLEAR. So far, no, it does not introduce any lag. I'm still waiting for the 1080p games that aren't out yet. I expect to be blown away.
1218961
No, you MUST use a pci-e slot. I'm not a gamer so I cannot respond as to whether this is adequate for gaming scenarios.
2017052
No. This device doesn't support HDCP, which the Xbox needs to display copy protected content like games. Even if it did work, you'd have a noticeable display lag, which would make it all but impossible to control well.
456561
To be honest I don't know. I'm not a gamer. I just purchased this item because the original video card that was in my PC went south on me. I've had no problems with the new card but I just don't know about your question. Sorry.
1737514
Absolutely not. You would be looking for an external video card which is significantly more expensive.
1919608
No ,u have to use gamer card for that..thats only converter from system who has lock HDMI..
679509
I don't have or use an xbox so couldn't advise. I am using it for network storage on a 4 computer set-up through an ethernet switch. My connection speed is spotty - sometimes good, sometimes lousy. I would advise staying away from this unit.
2137630
I use this device with my Nintendo Wii attached to my laptop, once you set the options correctly, turn off the features for recording, it works without lag. I have no issues with playing games other than reduced video quality.
78606
NO, as I and a number of others have said in their reviews.This card uses the VIA chip set, not the Texas Instruments chip set. So, if you're getting a card to do audio recording--like I was--you're one of the people who should stay away from this card.