Can i use this to record more retro consoles (i.e) PS1/2, N64, SNES
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I don't think it can since it has hd Component cables (Nes has one single Cable) If you wanted to record old school consoles (i.e) Ps1 and Other old school stuff N64 go with the dazzel or http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CKiLvOSBq7sCFeYWMgodbwMAPg&Item;=N82E16815144045&nm;_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords&cm;_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-_-pla-_-Video+Devices+%26+TV+Tuners-_-N82E16815144045&ef;_id=Up4DqAAAAO0rskYH:20131212153638:s copy and paste but has more purposes. Avermedia is more the Xbox 360 and Ps3 and Wii's.
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yes you could im pretty sure, if you have purchased this item already then you would mostly know what im talking about. If you look at your Game Capture HD on the back there is two rows of component inputs on the top row ( if you have the yellow, white, and red cords ) plug them into the top row the yellow goes into the green hole and skip the blue and red ones that are next to the green and you plug in the white and red into the red and white holes that are by them selves. I used this trick for my wii when i was using the hd cords ( that are supposed to be there ) for my dvd player, and it recorded and worked fine. yes you could im pretty sure, if you have purchased this item already then you would mostly know what im talking about. If you look at your Game Capture HD on the back there is two rows of component inputs on the top row ( if you have the yellow, white, and red cords ) plug them into the top row the yellow goes into the green hole and skip the blue and red ones that are next to the green and you plug in the white and red into the red and white holes that are by them selves. I used this trick for my wii when i was using the hd cords ( that are supposed to be there ) for my dvd player, and it... » Read More yes you could im pretty sure, if you have purchased this item already then you would mostly know what im talking about. If you look at your Game Capture HD on the back there is two rows of component inputs on the top row ( if you have the yellow, white, and red cords ) plug them into the top row the yellow goes into the green hole and skip the blue and red ones that are next to the green and you plug in the white and red into the red and white holes that are by them selves. I used this trick for my wii when i was using the hd cords ( that are supposed to be there ) for my dvd player, and it recorded and worked fine. « Show Less
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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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Actually close to what I'm looking at doing. Recording script debugs from the RF output of a commodore 128.I'm guessing if it can record /any/ video coming on the composite signals then it's quite possible to record retro systems. You'll just need something to pass [more accurately convert or transition] the signals. In my case and probably yours too, simply look at DVD players (or late model VHS units) that have rf/cable/antenna input and composite output. They start at 10 dollars used on amazon and in many cases you can find one down the street on trash day. ;-)I see how old his post is but for the future IF I end up purchasing this I'll post my results shortly after trying it. Actually close to what I'm looking at doing. Recording script debugs from the RF output of a commodore 128.I'm guessing if it can record /any/ video coming on the composite signals then it's quite possible to record retro systems. You'll just need something to pass [more accurately convert or transition] the signals. In my case and probably yours too, simply look at DVD players (or late model VHS units) that have rf/cable/antenna input and composite output. They start at 10 dollars used on amazon and in many cases you can find one down the street on trash day. ;-)I see how old... » Read More Actually close to what I'm looking at doing. Recording script debugs from the RF output of a commodore 128.I'm guessing if it can record /any/ video coming on the composite signals then it's quite possible to record retro systems. You'll just need something to pass [more accurately convert or transition] the signals. In my case and probably yours too, simply look at DVD players (or late model VHS units) that have rf/cable/antenna input and composite output. They start at 10 dollars used on amazon and in many cases you can find one down the street on trash day. ;-)I see how old his post is but for the future IF I end up purchasing this I'll post my results shortly after trying it. « Show Less
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If the ps1/2 has the output as the ps3 to connect to the Tv yes.The other systems i have no idea
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I recommend you read the manual. I'm using this unit for stereo recordings, but I believe there's a mono setting which would do that. Keep in mind there are only 4 XLR Powered connections
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Yes you can. Get one that has an audio plug that matches the audio out jack on the recorder.
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Yes, i've been able to do that very thing with the splitter i use. However, just a caveat, if your computer has a 700 series NVidia video card, this particular recorder is next to useless. i've read it works great with 600 series cards, though. Go figure.
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Depends. If you're going to be recording things in SD (NES, SNES, PS1/2, Xbox, Wii etc) it's a good little device, though quality wise it does have some interlacing issues at time. If you want to record in HD (PS3/4, Xbox 360/One, Wii U) this isn't a great choice, as it's max resolution is 480p. If you're looking for high definition capture your best bet is to get either the Roxio, AverMedia, or Elgato, but they aren't cheap ($100+).
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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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Sorry, I never tried that. I used it for copying VHS that I recorded myself to DVDs. But I was VERY disappointed that it would not record from my DVR, refusing to "make more than the limit of 1 copy". The VHS is broken now, will play but not record. So I only use it to play DVD's.
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You should be able to. I only had this for a short time. See the review below. I bought this used DVD/VCR on line through Amazon. When I received it and tried it out, I found that when I played a VCR tape back the picture bounced around and sometimes the horizontal went out of sync. I returned the DVD/VCR for a prompt full refund. I only had this device for a short time. See a copy of my review below. Review of used Zenith XBV613 DVD/VCR I bought this used DVD/VCR on line through Amazon. When I received it and tried it out, I found that when I played a VCR tape back the picture bounced around and sometimes the horizontal went out of sync. I returned the DVD/VCR for a prompt full refund. You should be able to. I only had this for a short time. See the review below. I bought this used DVD/VCR on line through Amazon. When I received it and tried it out, I found that when I played a VCR tape back the picture bounced around and sometimes the horizontal went out of sync. I returned the DVD/VCR for a prompt full refund. I only had this device for a short time. See a copy of my review below. Review of used Zenith XBV613 DVD/VCR I bought this used DVD/VCR on line through Amazon. When I received it and tried it out, I found that when I played a... » Read More You should be able to. I only had this for a short time. See the review below. I bought this used DVD/VCR on line through Amazon. When I received it and tried it out, I found that when I played a VCR tape back the picture bounced around and sometimes the horizontal went out of sync. I returned the DVD/VCR for a prompt full refund. I only had this device for a short time. See a copy of my review below. Review of used Zenith XBV613 DVD/VCR I bought this used DVD/VCR on line through Amazon. When I received it and tried it out, I found that when I played a VCR tape back the picture bounced around and sometimes the horizontal went out of sync. I returned the DVD/VCR for a prompt full refund. « Show Less
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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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I bought this to play some old 8mm tapes I made in the late 80s and early 90s. I can also use it to transfer the tapes to regular VHS or a r/w DVD player, but I have not figured out how to transfer them to my computer yet.
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No this does opposite of what you need it for. This will connect old products such as a VCR to new TV sets with HDMI.
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Yes, you should be able to use an older VCR, with red, white and yellow male RCA output jacks into this device and connect to a modern HDMI TV via a HDMI male-male cable.
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I don't think so. There is a component and S-Video output - So if you can hook this up to your computer you could use it but there is no need. This device eliminates copy protection. So unless the VCR tapes have copy protection you don't need this device. What it sounds like you want is analog video capture ability. Check out USB devices for capturing video signal.
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I do not have the turntable set up for recording on my computer. I would think the system will be okay, but you will want some third party software to record with.
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Yes, you can. I bought this camera for that sole purpose. I have many old tapes and they all played well.
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Yes if the plug connector fits, but be aware that this will record in Mono.
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You should be able to attach it but I don't know how recording will go considering the recorder itself wouldn't be able to put out 1080p. Sorry I just use it to play my old gaming systems.