Can i use this for my game capture
1669198
i don't know anything about games. works well on dvd's. should work well on all things. it is inexpensive so you really have nothing to lose.
1669199
In all honesty I haven't been able to get it to work myself. Sorry it took so long to answer.
1157005
I presume that you mean a video capture, rather than a (still) screen capture. Yes, you can, including audio, though the quality will be reduced.
868822
Question 1, most likely! If your PC has an extra PCI slot then it shouldn't have an issue. As for capturing your camera I'm not 100%positive it will but you can pretty much input anything into this that uses HDMI and it will see it. So I'm pretty sure it will work! just I haven't personally tried it yet. I have though captured another computers screen using this on my PC! Just be sure to get the latest drivers and you should be fine! Another thing too though it won't be a piece of came to capture, because this is made to capture ongoing video like games it won't know when you start your video, so you would have to start the video on the camera then hit record on the device and then you have your file, if your editing you can always trim the video so I guess it's not that big of deal. Good luck!
1734894
Sorry about the late response, using the Roxio Game Capture software you purchase (with the capture card) you can hit a button that says "Capture". This will capture the video through the capture card and save it in a dedicated location on your computer.
832160
I haven't tried to use it for that, so I don't know. I use it to record local sports reports for a radio station.
747447
Although I've never prrsonally tried it, in theory you should be able too. Look to insure your games specifications as some may be too advanced to be compatible. Remember this device is purposed to allow one to continue using outdated components. Good luck
546347
I think for playing pool the standard version would be fine. Or you could go with the HD version and set it to record in VGA (non HD mode) for longer record time. That way you would have the HD option available for other activities.
1947898
I still use XP Pro. I expect my Capture will work on newer versions of windows. 8.* is supposed to have touch screen capabilities.
130212
No. This device only works for windows I believe. But don't buy this! This easycap is bad ay recording anything 480p+. Unless you wana record AV, stick to an elgato...
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no only capture card can do this is the one is call Elgato it record in 1080p and when hook up other device us the options on the capture card than you can Record ps1 ps2 ps3 xbox 360 ps4 xbox one snes Dreamcast the old xbox gamecube and much more but the Avermedia don t record with these Device only the Elgato HD capture card
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Hi Ben. I was asked to answer this question by the people at Amazon. I have not tried to use this product for the application you have asked about, but, as long as you can plug the product in to the device, I don't see why you couldn't record Nintendo Gamecube gameplay. This product works amazingly well when I use it in conjunction with my VCR and I have had no issues with it. Hope it works as well for you!
364805
You absolutely can, but you need to use different software, not the software that comes with the card. Use OBS (Open Broadcaster Software), it's freeware, it's powerful, and you can do almost anything you can imagine with it, and it works great with this capture card.All capture devices will pick up every sound your computer is making from your primary sound device, unless you use special virtual audio device drviers so that different applications are on different devices. It's technical and kind of complicated, but it is possible.
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The short answer is ... 'no'. As DrDon explained previously, the device is basically a capture device that converts the output video signal from your TV, XBox, etc into a file that can be saved on the connected computer using the software that comes with the device. You can then take that file and copy it from the computer to an external drive if you wish ... or you can record directly to an external drive connected to the computer which is actually how I do it.
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It will work with any console that outputs in component or composite. To record composite with the stock component breakout cable that's provided, you put the yellow plug (video) into the red component video jack. To record very old consoles that only output RF, you would need to get an RF modulator to convert the signal to composite. Elgato also sells an optional breakout cable that lets you hook up an S-Video input. Face cam would need to be done with something like Xsplit or Open Broadcast Software, if you're going to be streaming with it. I don't know what you'd use if you wanted to just record; I would just record both simultaneously and put them together with a video editing program, personally. I've been using the Elgato to stream with a Wii, Gamecube, and an N64 since I got it. Please, don't answer questions unless you know the answer from hard experience. I would highly recommend this over any other card, this is one of the only ones I've used that just works without extensive setup and troubleshooting.
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Yes, you'll be able to take your gameplay and save it to your computer. What you need to know has to do with your tv instead of the actual product. Because it requires that you have an input and output. What I mean is that you need more than one set of those white, yellow, and red cable plug-ins on your tv, because you'll need to use one set for whatever console you'll be using, and the other to connect the dazzle to your tv. Be aware that this product won't come with two-way input cables (Which you'll need), so you'll have to buy something extra. Make sure it's NOT HDMI cables you're buying. They don't work with this product. Also be sure the cables are long enough so that the dazzle will reach your computer. If your tv doesn't have multiple inputs/outputs, an alternate solution is using an S-video cable instead of input cables. I've heard mixed results for the quality, so I haven't tried that yet. My last piece of advice is to try Windows Movie Maker for recording instead of the editting program that comes with the product. It's a lot easier to use, though you may have to make some adjustments on Movie Maker depending on the settings. It takes time to figure out either way. Good luck!
1118733
No the capture device only work on their given software which is Windows only. Product is bad DO NOT BUY
1559234
As long as you are using AV inputs, yes. I use mine soley for game systems.