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My opinion is we need a sequel to The Game Is Not Over.
Yeah, I checked that to make sure it was on Composite.
After looking in the manual I feel this may be the case... (pg 3-19 & 4-1..)
I saw that link, but I figured VirtualDub would work the same. I guess the fact that it has a driver might make the difference so I'll give it another go.
Hm. Well if it turns out to be a driver problem... I mean it seems weird that a piece would require a separate program all by itself to even be accessed, as straightforward as it is... maybe it is just a driver problem, and it'll work fine after you install that? (Could be a 'driver' that takes care of multiple devices too not just particular to that one, I'm sure you've thought.)
People have said that Dazzle is a good cheap model, but there's better higher end stuff, etc... but for standard definition stuff, I still don't quite see how that would be true. The dazzle is cheap, portable, and I've gotten great results, plus it has S-video input.
Sweet.
Considering how your post is almost half a year old, I guess you aren’t searching any longer. Have you found a good device? If so, what did you buy?Are there any euro smashers out there that can recommend any capture devices that are PAL60 compatible and record in decent quality for around $100 give or take.
It's going to be my first capture device for recording melee but i don't want to spend heaps. I've been researching for PAL60 compatible ones but most of the ones i find are upward of $200. Any help or tips would be appreciated.
Yeah, I have that device as well and I had the same problem. It was easy to solve though, simply tell people to stop and re-start recording after every set.
I’m always flattered to see that my content has been helpful, but I don’t really see how that is relevant here. Did you by chance mean to post this in a different thread? =)
VGBC|Gimr still uses the Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle USB3 as far as I know. Depending on your console, PC and amount of money you are willing to spend, it might be the best solution for you as well.
Do you mind going into this a bit deeper?
Dang that thing is really nice, but I can't afford a $200.00+ investment to record my footage. I was hoping to find something under $100.00 like a capture card.
I admit to not having invested in capture cards at all since I only ever cared about recording standard-definition smash footage, but the Dazzle DVC 100/101 models (USB 2.0) always worked for me, and you can find them <$50. They record S-video, too.
I looked over the rules, and it looks like it's ok to say this because it pertains to the topic at hand. If you're looking to buy one I have one to sell.
Pretty much any capture card will work. What really matters is technique
Technique? Could you explain?
It's how someone uses software tools to capture videos and renders them. This is what I do http://smashboards.com/threads/how-...-in-pseudo-hd-60-frames-second-easily.333301/
By the way, I used the technique you had to re-record the Randall Ledge Exploit vid and I had a problem as I was saving the vid as an AVI. When I tried saving the video, it worked, but the short clip was just over 4 GB. Do you think there is something wrong with the compressor, does the problem lie elsewhere, or do you not have enough information? I would've put it on the other thread, but I didn't want to bump a thread a quarter of a year old if it could be avoided.
