can you record the screen output to your computer and save to a file?
223277
Yes. It outputs a png file or you can dump the data and do your own graphics
502266
I have never tried it but my understanding is that if you can login to the camera you can take a picture or video and save it to your computer.
1907730
Correct, this device is not direct recorder. You have to have a computer/laptop to run the software and to store the captured data.
1927209
TI-Connect (as well as other transferring programs) is able to do this. It should have come on the CD-ROM that was provided with the calculator when you bought it. If you don't have the disk or lost it, you can download the latest version of TI-Connect from http://education.ti.com/educationportal/sites/US/productDetail/us_ti_connect.html. Make sure it's able to detect your calculator after you install it. TI-ScreenCapture is what you want. With it, you're able to take a snapshot of whatever is on the calculator's screen at the moment, which you can then save as an image file on the computer.
1418007
As far I know, this is only an external graphics Card that ports from your computer to another monitor. So you should be able to use it from another computer to the VA connection of your laptop to use the laptop as another monitor. So if the signal is coming into your laptop then you can record it.
2269698
Yes you can. You can also record it and play it back later, but only on the machine that you recorded it on.
1594838
The device has an hdmi output. I would think it is not copy protected, but not sure about that. If not, I don't see why you couldn't record to hard disk if you have a video card with software that supports recording over hdmi.
1531127
Yes. I saved the recording to a file on the laptop then burned the file to a disc. Obviously the quality is only as good as the casette tape quality but worth being able to listen to music I would not otherwise be able to.
2183922
Yes you can record directly to a DVD. Or if you wish first to HDD, edit it, and then copy to DVD.
99165
If the computer has an RCA input (yellow/red/white), then you could. Another way to do it would be to get a D-VHS player ( JVC HMDH40000U D-VHS HDTV Digital Video Recorder ), connecting via HDMI to the computer, copying that way.
977096
the answer is YES, however you will require software to do this , I understand it is available FREE on certain sites. You should GOOGLE this question and inquire aboutwhere it is available. Jerry
644457
Also, as far as the screen itself goes, you can save a JPEG to a flash drive and upload it via an included USB cable to use as a wallpaper if you'd like....
365214
No. Software has to be installed on a computer in order to record from the unit. Great unit otherwise.
1647041
One way to record the video without paying a subscription is to buy a Chromecast. With Chromecast and using the Chrome browser, you can cast the video to your TV and record the live stream directly to a DVD recorder. I haven't tried connecting my PC, but it is possible if your PC has HDMI. If it doesn't, you can buy a USB to HDMI adapter. Here's a link explaining how using a Mac or iOS device. I'm sure Android works, too. http://bit.ly/1qZWmn7
1581879
You can but you need a third-party software to do it. Here is a link to the software that I use http://goo.gl/I1PhWj.
806408
I know of nothing in the software that will enable you to do it directly. Let's say you record to a USB flash drive. You would then unplug the flash drive from AVER and plug it into a USB port on your computer. From there, you can do with your recorded file whatever you do with any other file, which includes uploading to YouTube; but there is no direct way I know of to do it. Recall that there is no computer involved in making the recordings and a computer would be required to upload anything.
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Yes you can, and if I recall you can save folders of different recordings. The instructions are horrible and I no longer use it, but if it only came with decent instructions it would be great. I think I finally googled directions on how to program different tasks.