does this split video?
1313156
There is no reason this adapter would not split a composite video signal. Should work fine.
1366982
Does your laptop have more than one video out? If not, no. If so, probably. It then depends on the video capabilities of your laptop.
2234777
Yes this splitter SPLITS hdcp so you can record your ps3 into a game recorder via hdmi. No video degradation.
1638810
It has an option that when you set up the setting to have it in its own file or with the video file. I do video file just so I don't have to mesh the video with audio file together.
1359569
No this device takes 1 video output and makes it viewable on two different video screens. Like from a DVD player hdmi output to two TV's in a pool hall showing the same exact image.
925175
You would need a splitter but if you have that I do not see why not. I use one now and then.
1253029
You're welcome for the advice! It's nice to know someone actually reads it! When the HF200 splits long takes into 2GB segments, it is completely seamless. Once recombined, there is no way anyone can tell that they were ever slit in the first place. (Actually, I've never even installed it, but the Pixela software that comes with the HF200 might actually recombine split segments if you use it to download your video from the HF200. If so, you will see arbitrarily huge video files if you use it and shot very long takes. However, I have always used Windows Explorer to copy my video files directly from my HF200 to my computer, so I always see the individual video files, none of which exceeds 2GB.) You're welcome for the advice! It's nice to know someone actually reads it! When the HF200 splits long takes into 2GB segments, it is completely seamless. Once recombined, there is no way anyone can tell that they were ever slit in the first place. (Actually, I've never even installed it, but the Pixela software that comes with the HF200 might actually recombine split segments if you use it to download your video from the HF200. If so, you will see arbitrarily huge video files if you use it and shot very long takes. However, I have always used Windows Explorer to copy my video files... » Read More You're welcome for the advice! It's nice to know someone actually reads it! When the HF200 splits long takes into 2GB segments, it is completely seamless. Once recombined, there is no way anyone can tell that they were ever slit in the first place. (Actually, I've never even installed it, but the Pixela software that comes with the HF200 might actually recombine split segments if you use it to download your video from the HF200. If so, you will see arbitrarily huge video files if you use it and shot very long takes. However, I have always used Windows Explorer to copy my video files directly from my HF200 to my computer, so I always see the individual video files, none of which exceeds 2GB.) « Show Less
613597
Yes; it can be setup to simultaneously record stills and videos to two cards, or to split stills and videos between the two cards.
1914331
Yes and 3 min segments are suggested. The camera will created a new video every 3:01 (One second of overlap) and erase the oldest video file and start over when card becomes full.
503127
No, the splitter does not work as it is addressed. I wasted my time and money on this and purchased a 50 foot hdmi cable that I now cannot use. I would look elsewhere to solve your splitter problem.
2202207
Yes! this item can record two video at the same time. it has PNP (picture in picture) Hope this was helpful.
844519
In theory...that is the intent of the splitter. However, this particular item was a piece of crap. It failed within 2 months of purchase and would no longer properly split my HDMI signals. I recommend going with a splitter, but not this particular one.
2035533
No. It will not do that. You can duplicate one input and transmit it to two outputs at the same time. You have two different inputs so you can switch between two different video sources easily (by clicking the input button).
911876
Hi Mike G., Yes, you can combine the clips into one video. Please contact us at socialsupport@am.sony.com so we can assist you. Thanks. Mitch
1366808
I used this piece to split the output from a portable DVD player to display on 3 screens. It splits left, right, and video channels
335405
I believe not, but if the program has an option to "Split audio output" then I might think so.
2193757
No -- this only copies the video signal. You would need a video card (or USB) to do that.