Tundravalco
Smash Journeyman
is it possible to record smash with your VCR/DVD player because im trying to get it to work and its not working.
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recording smash with VCR
- Thread starter Tundravalco
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khepri
Smash Lord
Nevermind.
theONEjanitor
Smash Champion
i dunno what you're doing, but yes it is possible.
1. plug the VCR into the wall (this is important)
2. plug the VCR into the TV (most likely via either the yellow and white AV cables or RF switch)
3. plug your gamecube into the VCR (also with AV cables, but into the INPUT section)
4. Turn your TV on, to the channel that you use your VCR on (3 or 4 usually if you use an RF switch; AV, VIDEO, INPUT, etc. if you use the colored cables)
5. If applicable, turn your VCR to the channel that you would normally watch a movie on.
6. Turn Smash on.
7. Insert a Recordable Video Tape and Press Record, on your VCR, and start playing.
1. plug the VCR into the wall (this is important)
2. plug the VCR into the TV (most likely via either the yellow and white AV cables or RF switch)
3. plug your gamecube into the VCR (also with AV cables, but into the INPUT section)
4. Turn your TV on, to the channel that you use your VCR on (3 or 4 usually if you use an RF switch; AV, VIDEO, INPUT, etc. if you use the colored cables)
5. If applicable, turn your VCR to the channel that you would normally watch a movie on.
6. Turn Smash on.
7. Insert a Recordable Video Tape and Press Record, on your VCR, and start playing.
JAPMAN
Smash Journeyman
This is old, but after you get your matches on a tape via VCR, is it possible to get the matches onto the computer without a capture card? Also is there a way to record matches with a normal digital camera, not a camcorder?
RedYoshi92
Smash Lord
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Yes.I either record with a digital camera or record with a Tape for better quality and stuff,then I would transfer it to my computer and edit the video and upload it on youtube or any other video site I use.
khepri
Smash Lord
How do you transfer?
6th Sense
Smash Lord
^Thats my question..usurally my friend does just records strait on to the computer but I have a tape and I dont know how to transfer it to the computer.
kenny10
Smash Journeyman
I have a problem with mine. I've been trying to use the VCR to record matches but it's not working for some reason. Does the type of VCR and/or TV matter in this?
kenny10
Smash Journeyman
Spike is right. Just the other day I decided to try the DVD Recorder instead of the VCR and it was so much easier.
Cuno56
Smash Apprentice
I may or may not be completely crazy, but here it goes:
When we (my family) digitized all our old VHS tapes (old birthdays, whatnot), we had this thingy called an analog-digital converter, and in conjunction with WMM (or some other movie program) we made .avi s out of our VHS. So is an A/D converter the same thing as a capture card, or am I ********?
When we (my family) digitized all our old VHS tapes (old birthdays, whatnot), we had this thingy called an analog-digital converter, and in conjunction with WMM (or some other movie program) we made .avi s out of our VHS. So is an A/D converter the same thing as a capture card, or am I ********?
_kSo_
Smash Master
if you have recordings on a VCR cassette tape, you require a capture device.
http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=107705
that's the cheapest way to do it that i know of
http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=107705
that's the cheapest way to do it that i know of