I finally made a video about my recording setup for game footage, so you need to check this to answer your gosh-darn questions already! If you have any more questions feel free to ask away (not that you should).
I finally made a video about my recording setup for game footage, so you need to check this to answer your gosh-darn questions already! If you have any more questions feel free to ask away (not that you should).
Nice video. I'd really like to setup a method for recording video from my consoles but really I'm far too lazy. And poor. Also, you need at least an decent computer to properly record, right? Mine's a pile o' shit.
"Youtube can't go over 10 minutes either -- rending most of my videos useless. Viddler: completely free."
I've seen plenty of youtube vids over the 10 min mark..."
Certain users get that ability. Not sure how it's decided though.
Anyway, question for you ultima. Is the set-up the same if I use the HD part of the cables? I'd assume a change would exist, since you're adding more to the equation.
@vinchenzo The same would apply for component cables, but obviously a different capture device supporting the 5 inputs would be needed, and more of those splitters (unless the device lets you out to tv already). I do have an interesting 3-way splitter that has the three colors of component video, but I'd then need tons of others, and I'm not even sure I could input those 3 into my one composite video input on the dazzle.
@HairyMike87 To answer your question, I don't capture game footage in widescreen. My camcorder is 16:9, but for the footage in this video I used after effects and put a feathered mask in between the standard 4:3 game footage and my 16:9 recording of my hands. It's a neat trick, if it wasn't so time consuming I could do it for all my match videos.
@Wesker SORRY I'm Not An E-LITE User Like You OK ? loltima
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