The lowest-priced brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging where packaging is applicable. Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See details for additional description. I like to record some of my favorite TV shows for later viewing or even saving.
I prefer to do it on my computer rather than use a dedicated DVR. This is the best solution I have found. Note: there is no internal hard drive in this box so you have to use a computer as your storage device. Verified purchase: Yes Condition: Pre-owned. I gotta say, using this device is the easiest way to capture High-Def content to your computer. Keep in mind that you DO need a good computer setup. So if you have a computer with specs around that, you'll be fine.
The included software is great! The default settings for the actual capture program work just fine, but if you're like me and want the highest HD quality, you will want to record in There's also the option to create a schedule for recording TV shows as well. The proce ss of recording is straightforward and simple. I get the feeling that the developers had in mind that whatever HD content was to be captured, was more than likely going into a separate video editor, so they made the capturing process quick and easy.
For those who are using Sony Vegas as their preferred video editor, you may want to check out some YouTube tutorials. From user wepeeler. From user BlowFishCinema. I mainly bought this for video projects and gameplay footage for YouTube, but will also be using it for recording older VHS home videos, and maybe some live streaming here and there. I can't really think of any cons about this product. For me, there are none. Read full review. I chose this product over others in the market because it is the only one at present that records in high definition.
This is not true. You install this into your Mac without having to use Bootcamp or another virtual ma chine to run windows. After setting up EyeTV, you can record seamlessly from your game console. While in standalone mode, recordings are saved on a USB flash drive which is plugged into the front of the Rocket in an MP4 file format. When in the PC connected mode, recordings are saved to your PC's hard drive.
When the Rocket is used stand alone, you can plug your microphone or your headset's microphone into the 'Mic input' jack on the front of the Rocket. Then you can use the mixer panel on the top of Rocket to adjust your audio volume. In the stand alone mode, the recordings made onto the USB thumb drive have mixed game and microphone audio.
This is called 'PC connected mode of operation'. When PC connected, the Rocket works with our Hauppauge Capture software for recording and most third party editors for editing. The red end of the USB cable is for power only: this is used when recording in standalone mode. You can plug both the black and red ends into two USB ports, which will provide more power to the Rocket and is useful with certain low power USB ports.
The Rocket on its own does not have enough power for the SSD. This panel controls microphone settings. No, the Rocket is powered over USB. If you are trying to record a source without a USB port, you can use a standard USB power adapter as long as it is rated at 5v 1amp minimum. Depending on what game you are on, I highly recommend you turn down game volume as well as sometimes voice chat can't be heard because the game volume is too loud. However I guarantee that there will be a way to turn down your audio setting on whatever game you are on.
Make sure you make it loud enough to hear, but quiet enough to make the voice chat clear and easy to hear. To record audio from the Microphone input jack, there also must be some audio coming from either the HDMI or Component Video connectors on the back of the Rocket. If your HDMI source does not have audio but you would like to record audio from the Microphone as your only source of audio, here is a work around: in Hauppauge Capture, select the audio source as 'AV In'.
Even though you don't have an audio source connected to the Hauppauge AV connector on the back of the Rocket, this will allow audio to come from the Microphone jack.
The Hauppauge YouTube channel. Make your own YouTube channel and share your best game play with your friends Once you have made your recordings, you can share them with your friends on YouTube. Add game commentary to your recordings with the built-in audio mixer Click to enlarge. Record in full p HD on the go! USB 2. Technical specifications Hardware encoder H. Firmware version upgrade your Rocket from your PC Firmware version With NTFS, there is no file size limit so one recording can be the size of the thumb drive.
A blinking Blue light which does not go away means there is not enough power from one USB port and you should plug the second, black USB connector, in. Now, open Hauppauge Capture. Make sure you can see your retro game video in the Hauppauge Capture preview window. If not, check your cables. A few seconds later you should see the video source setup for the Rocket. Choose the source you are connected to, such as Composite In.
It will be enabled by default, so simply click on it to disable the irritating feature. The following information comes from the Xbox support site Problem: Playing premium content on your console establishes an HDCP connection with your television.
To resolve this problem, try the following solutions: Restart your Xbox One console: Press the Xbox button on the console for ten seconds until the console turns off. Home » Review. Hauppauge boasts that this PVR allows for video to pass through the box from your TV right to your screen with no delay.
Which is not entirely true. Rather than record and store footage on the PVR itself, it acts as a middle-man of sorts between your TV and computer, saving the captured footage directly onto your selected storage or streaming through your client of choice. Setting up the Hauppauge PVR proved a little tricky. After setting up the default program, Arcsoft ShowBiz, there were some difficulties with getting it to display the proper TV output.
There is another program available that provided a far more streamlined design and was easy to use. Capture4Me gives the user the same options for outputting high quality video and recording that footage onto your system.
Which is definitely worth making the entire experience more accessible.
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