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Question for those who have the game.
- Thread starter Son Saku
- Start date
google24
Smash Rookie
I'm not positive and haven't tried this, but can't you just e-mail them to your computer?
I don't have brawl either so I'm just offering an idea
I don't have brawl either so I'm just offering an idea
maxpower1227
Smash Lord
- Joined
- Jul 4, 2007
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- 1,443
They make USB flash drives that have receptacles for SD cards. I would assume something like that would work.
legendofjelda
Smash Cadet
I just tried with my SD card / brawl, but unfortunately all the files it saves on the card are .bin files. Nothing usable on there 
How can we contribute if nobody tells us how to solve this problem?
I hope someone answers
*falls to knees*I just tried with my SD card / brawl, but unfortunately all the files it saves on the card are .bin files. Nothing usable on there
NNNNYYYYYYYYOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
T~T
LinkNSnake4Main
Smash Journeyman
- Joined
- Jan 12, 2008
- Messages
- 277
Ever heard of file conversion?
Something tells me a .bin file can be converted to a simple jpeg, easy as pie.
*Someone correct me if I'm wrong*
Something tells me a .bin file can be converted to a simple jpeg, easy as pie.
*Someone correct me if I'm wrong*
Yes you're wrong. The files only save certain information for the game to recreate the screenshot/video, to keep down file size. Hopefully somebody will find a way to develop a program that can imitate the brawl engine for videos, but I doubt it.
And what does this TV tuner exactly do?
DeuceBlade
Smash Champion
I had no idea you could convert videos into .jpeg
Unless I'm mistaken, lets you view your TV on a computer. Hopefully it'll let me record clips of Brawl. I'm still a little shaky on the whole process. >.<
Hibiki
Smash Apprentice
I don't want to go out and buy a TV Tuner.
Aww, guess I'm gonna have to when the game comes out.
Oh well.
Aww, guess I'm gonna have to when the game comes out.
Oh well.
lumpiaz
Smash Rookie
There's a system adapter that lets you connect your Wii to your PC or laptop and use the monitor to play games. That way, you can use screen capturing software to save snapshots or use a video recorder to save your matches.
NDUDE
Smash Ace
If you guys are going to get a TV tuner, make sure it can handle 60fps. Most of them only go to 30, and SSBB runs at 60.
...reeeealllyy? Do provide us with some more information on this device you speak of! *hopeful eyes*
lumpiaz
Smash Rookie
It's an adapter that connects to the back of your Wii and the other side has a USB 2.0 connector to connect to your PC or laptop. A couple of sites sell them but I'm pretty sure you can find one at your local game store.
One way you can do it (although I've only saved to the Wii hard drive and not an SD card since I don't have one):
Save the match to the Wii hard drive (or SD card)
Connect Wii to Capture Card
Go into saved matches menu on Brawl
Hit record on whatever capturing software you have on your PC and hit play on the match you want to record
Also, the Gamebridge works pretty well for recording matches, since you can play on a normal tv while recording on your PC monitor simultaneously.
I haven't tested the whole emailing vids thing, mostly b/c I can't read the Japanese options.
Save the match to the Wii hard drive (or SD card)
Connect Wii to Capture Card
Go into saved matches menu on Brawl
Hit record on whatever capturing software you have on your PC and hit play on the match you want to record
Also, the Gamebridge works pretty well for recording matches, since you can play on a normal tv while recording on your PC monitor simultaneously.
I haven't tested the whole emailing vids thing, mostly b/c I can't read the Japanese options.