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HDMI capture card for Xbox 360 that connects via USB?
Last time I posted a question for this I forgot a key element, you see I want to be able to record Xbox 360 game-play AND THEN plug this into my computer via USB. Here's the message from my last question just in cause you know.Basically title says all. I am looking for an HDMI capture card that I can connect to my computer with USB. I was about to get the black magic intensity pro but I saw that It connects to the computer via PCI slot and I don't want to have to open and close my computer every time I want to transfer my video so thats why I want USB!
Asked by TheChesireCat time:2010-12-05 18:27:31
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answer: uczrtoa time: 2011-10-25 13:12:37gxfTqS-gxuyvhfpftws
answer: kpjduef time: 2011-10-24 16:49:13Stay-infromtaive-San-Diego-yeah-boy
answer: Armena time: 2011-10-24 00:20:15HDMI is uncompressed digital. If your hard drive could load fast enough, 10 seconds of game play would fill it. The key to using HDMI is to have a compression engine that works in real time. The compression required is 300:1 so it needs computer resources to accomplish this, hence the PCI card.
answer: lare time: 1970-01-05 19:00:18no such thing - hdcp wouldn't allow it to work anyhow. You have to use a component capture card instead.
answer: Jonny D time: 1970-01-05 15:00:11HDMI is uncompressed digital. If your hard drive could load fast enough, 10 seconds of game play would fill it. The key to using HDMI is to have a compression engine that works in real time. The compression required is 300:1 so it needs computer resources to accomplish this, hence the PCI card.
answer: lare time: 1970-01-03 08:00:05no such thing - hdcp wouldn't allow it to work anyhow. You have to use a component capture card instead.
answer: Jonny D time: 1970-01-02 11:00:12