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  5. Is there some kinda cord or splitter for RF to RCA cable? Trying to not use a VCR. I wanted to stream Sega Master System 2. That only has RF.

  8. I have two capture cards: Easier CAP Model No.: DC60-007 and an HDMI to USB Video Capture device that I got on Aliexpress, I have PC, PS1, PS2, PS3, PSP, SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis, Game Boy Color and the NES, I also use OBS Studio for recording and streaming PC and console games, NVidia Geforce Experience's Shadowplay and Microsoft's Game Bar for PC games.

  11. I really hope someone can help me with this, I have the Elgato video capture and I have a retron 3 hooked up to it. I'm trying to record a sega game, but the screen freezes and it won't record. I can't get past it.

  19. I think the best way to capture excellent retro footage is to have a high quality webcam record a CRT with a 120 fps camera to prevent banding, and getting a good, directly lined up shot of the CRT, using some on the fly filters to possibly sharpen up the phosphors so you get a really nice visible set of scan lines and pixel separation.

  20. I'm from Germany and we only know scart from like the early 90s or so. It really confused me to see that Americans had whole different cables

  21. TERRIBLE! Never tells "how to capture gameplay footage." Tells you what to use briefly but doesn't say how to do it. Click bait if there ever was on

  23. Wow!!! This very helpful you really know your stuff and I was trippin our when you said you had 40 YEARS worth of games lol that’s older than me and way more games I had in my life lolthabks for the video really helped I wana capture old maddens and wanted to know how good the legato was this convinced me to get it!

  27. MJR, I know this is 3 yrs old but why didn't you mention JP21 cables at all? They look just like SCART but the color data is completely different! Using these inputs on Euro TVs can damage components!

  29. I use Camtasia Studio 9 on Windows 10, mainly 8.3 on my Windows 7 & 8.1 PCs I have, to capture gameplay footages and making FL Studio music with as well

  30. I don't know if this card is supported on MacOS, but the Startech USB3HDCAP is probably the swiss army knife of capture cards since it supports composite ALL the way up to HDMI including VGA and DVI, and it's under $200. It's a rebrand of a Micomsoft capture device, so you can get modded drivers that use a newer Micomsoft driver which allows native 240p capture over component, which is great as someone who owns HD Retrovision cables. Although, it can be finicky so that's something you should research before picking one up. Considering the drivers for the chip inside the device (Not the card itself) has open source drivers, someone could port it to MacOS if it's not available for it, as I've seen mentioned by someone on Linux focused forums.

  35. Suggestions on something like the elgato hd that’s more affordable with similar software? If I were to get the elgato hd, it would be used if anything

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