If I were to make a tut on how to record with a $30 capture card...

[rklamer]

...would anyone be interested in it?

Here's my gaming setup:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDCpifLRXb8

Nothing too flashy, but that's intentional. I tried to cut cost as much as I could for video capture. I'd love to show you guys how (it's essentially a card but it's not user-friendly, so I'd have to make a tut), b ut would anyone actually consider using it? I'm not gonna type a tut for nothing, if you know what I mean.

If anyone would like to see a tut like this (It would cost about $40 total due to cables), please post. Thanks.

(EDIT: Video's offline for a sec... give it a bit. I hate YouTube)

 

[Chaosblade77]

Wait, you are using basic RCA Y spliiters? 1F > 2M?

Hard to tell, but if you did how is the quality after the split and what splitters did you use? I was under the assumption most of them would only work for audio and not video, but I may be wrong. If the quality isn't bad that is all I need to complete my setup, rather than a whole composite amplifier/distributor.

(Does Q&A count as any part of a tutorial?)

 

[rklamer]

Chaos, the quality is absolutely amazing for the price. If your cords are good, that is; otherwise, there will be artifacts on the screen.

I wrote up this whole tut on how to capture and stuff today... but then SWF went down as I posted it. I should've backed it up; it was three hours of work. I'm sad.

Here's a video I just capture for the purpose of testing (I'm playing as Pichu, not exactly a skill test xD I'm no Chu Dat).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpqEbLjNAqw&fmt=18