Can I connect this to an Xbox to capture game play? If so, how?
1841710
I would say Yes, if the game has those connections. The Red, Yellow, White video/audio connections. I can connect my Wii that way, but you have to play it on computer screen.
1841711
I would say Yes, if the game has those connections.The Red, Yellow, White video/audio connections.I can connect my Wii that way, but you have to play it on computer screen.
1510456
If you are capturing Xbox for Playstation video it will know to capture and stream the incoming video. You will tell Xsplit to stream the "blackmagic" video source. If you are streaming PC game play, you can add the specific game to the streaming module (for example Diablo 3) and it will know to stream that. I use xsplit to stream both xbox and pc gameplay and I had a buddy explain what to do for me. Just keep in mind you will only be able to stream console gameplay in 720p with this card, using Xsplit. They currently do not support 1080p video capture from consoles, yet, even though the source video coming in is higher then 720P.
1778016
Plug the av cables into the TVs audio out and then plug the USB cable into the Xbox .PS its not wireless spend a couple of dollars more and buy the Plyer 2 scucandy
1964534
Yes, you can connect anything that outputs HDMI I think, so far I just tried my xbox 360 and digital camera, both work just fine. The buttons are on the bottom right-hand side of the bezel, the button that switches from DVI to HDMI is the one furthest to the left. I dont think either ps4 or xbox support 2560x1440 resolution though, some games are even below 1080p on xbox one.
512346
There is an optical out on the Xbox if that what your using it for. Ps4... no idea
1605991
Yes it is simply just an HDMI hub and switch. So if your Xbox connects with an HDMI cable then it should work.
177089
It will connect and I assume team chat is what it will give you. Doesn't give game audio.
1709510
No, you need a capture device. Depending on your system, use a type of black magic design capture product.
1099545
Not sure for an Xbox, but for my PS3, I bought a coaxial digital cable, optical cable, and a optical to coaxial converter. Use these the optical from the PS3, connect to the converter, then connect the coaxial to the converter and to the PS3. I think it's the same process for the Xbox 360 but I'm not entirely sure.
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This is easily possible as long as you also purchase an HDMI splitter too as this card doesn't have HDMI out. I have mine setup to the Console is connected to a 1x2 amplified HDMI splitter with one output running to the Capture-card and the other running to my Television/Monitor. As long as you get an amplified splitter as opposed to a passive one you shouldn't receive any input lag.
1181775
hook one piece to xbox one to monitor, the two audio to headset like turtle beach
2030029
Probably not. These get audio from the RCA audio jacks and game audio from the 1/8 inch jack that connect to the xbox controller. If your using a tv with just a cable connection you could hook up a VCR and utilize that component to view channels and get the audio out. Or possibly connect directly to the output from the cable box as most of them have multiple outputs on them. Hope this helps.
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I have mine connected to my computer via DVI, and connected to my Xbox over HDMI, but you can plug it in to whatever you want however you wish.
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This will not allow you to capture from an HDCP enabled source, if that helps. I use it to capture PC gameplay. I run HDMI out of the GPU to an active HDMI splitter; one HDMI cord then runs to my monitor and a second into the capture card.
1309909
Not directly...My XBox One is connected to my receiver and I run this 50 ft cable from the Receiver across the room to my HD Projector. It works seemlessly without any delays when playing XBox One games or HD movies. I've had it for quite a while now. This is a great product.
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Don't forget to get 'Y' adapters so u can split the signal for your TV and the Dazzle. I got this to record matches myself (coming today) off my xbox (which is not "pirated" anything, it's game play footage).
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Just grab a cheap HDMI cable and hook up your xbox to the HDMI port (Which is limited to 60hz, anyway), and if you have a PC, connect that to the DVI port. Problem solved.