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(Myke) -
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#193986 - 2008-02-23 14:57
Re: The best video capture card.
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ZeroEx
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 Registered: 2007-03-22
Loc: London, UK XBL GT: Zeextremekid & XG0
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I'm thinking about either buying:
Option: 1 The Elgato Eyetv Hybrid USB Capture Device - http://www.elgato.com/elgato/int/mainmenu/products/tuner/hybrid/product1.en.html
Price: £99.95 + £11.27 for shipping.
or Option: 2 The ADS Pyro A/V Link Box - http://www.adstech.com/products/API-557-EFS/intro/api557_intro.asp?pid=API-557-EFS
Price: £149 including shipping.
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[Option 1] is SD capture and to get good capturing you'd have to use and additional method of capture which would require you get to get screen capturing software to capture the video if you wanted to play your game and capture the video without delay (Google: How-To: Capture Xbox 360 Video Footage on an iMac) , but you get freeview for your Mac.
[Option 2] is more expensive, but you can capture HD video without additional software, using the component input this device offers. But of course you'd have to upload your video to something like Stage6.com for people to watch your HD capture, since Youtube is pretty much useless when it comes to HD video.
Course this can't change your choice since you already chose, but you and I are kinda in the same position where you wanna capture your matches and put them online.
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#194067 - 2008-02-24 06:47
Re: The best video capture card.
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Leonard_McCoy
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 Registered: 2007-04-08
Loc: Berlin, Germany XBL GT: Leonard McCoy
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C1REX, I'd like to know how good Dazzle is (the TV card that you have bought). Could you update any info about it here as soon as you have tried it out?
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#194070 - 2008-02-24 07:16
Re: The best video capture card.
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Myke
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 Registered: 1999-09-11
Loc: Sydney, Australia XBL GT: Myke623
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I'm late to the thread, but the first thing I would have said is that you don't need HD capture ability if you're just doing YouTube or general internet sharing of videos.
Secondly, you talked about a "TV card" which, to me, implies you want both something to watch TV on, and a card to install inside your computer. But it turns out allyou really wanted was a device for video capture!? Suggestions for the two purposes can vary greatly!
I recently bought the Pinnacle Dazzle Platinum which looks like it's the PC equivalent of the device you bought for your Mac (another thing you didn't mention, it was for a Mac!)
I picked up the Pinnacle Dazzle Platinum on LM_Akira's advice, and I'm really happy with it. My only criticism is that you can only capture with the Pinnacle provided studio software. Thankfully, the software is pretty good.
Another device I would have recommended is the ADVC-110. But, I believe it won't work well with a PAL-60Hz signal, which was a problem for me. Native NTSC or native PAL (50Hz) is perfect though, but note that VF5 on a PAL Xbox 360 plays at PAL-60Hz!
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