- Computer doesn't recognize diamond vc500 720p#
- Computer doesn't recognize diamond vc500 drivers#
- Computer doesn't recognize diamond vc500 full#
- Computer doesn't recognize diamond vc500 portable#
TL DR: Do not get a Blackmagic USB unless you know what you are doing.
Computer doesn't recognize diamond vc500 drivers#
Also, depending on what hardware you get, expect to spend a few hours wrestling with drivers and the capture software. Blackmagic only officially supports a handful of outdated boards and USB cards, and anything else is a toss-up.
Computer doesn't recognize diamond vc500 full#
The Intensity Pro obviously has a fairly reasonable price for the numerous high-quality inputs + cloned output, and it does work as advertised, but only if you can somehow match up hardware that gives its bandwidth-starved USB connection full compatibility and room to breathe. I'd just like to pitch in and say that, unless you know someone with a SPECIFIC, EXACT motherboard + USB 3.0 card combination who has successfully used it, go for a different capture device. I see that some people have already posted about the Blackmagic Intensity Pro, but not the USB 3.0 version. My PC was fine and so was the recording so I can only blame the device having issues. I was doing my second recording test and then my TV just went black for like a second and came back on after detecting the signal.
Computer doesn't recognize diamond vc500 720p#
The software will pick what it WANTS to record at regardless of user choice and even then, why would a user want to have the option to record 720p at 50 fps with a 59.94 source? Are these guys idiots? I have no idea why the software allows you to choose your frame rate. If you supply 480i, it will "deinterlace" the video to 29.97 and I can't find anyway to change this. This leads to really weird colors on playback. This card also seems to flag the BT.709 colorspace regardless of resolution. I have to say even at max bit rate the quality of the captures is pretty bad.
Computer doesn't recognize diamond vc500 portable#
"PS3 users must use Component Out - since there is HDCP Protection on the PS3, which causes all HDMI capture devices to fail"ĭevice make and model: Avermedia Live Gamer Portable C875
Works decently for local recording and streaming from native software/OBS, but hardware is considerably expensive. Could be used to screen-capture stream, though.ĭevice make and model: Elgato Game Capture HDĢ40p-capable: Not supported directlyĬomments: This thing is pretty much designed for the PS3 (dedicated AV cables included). Does field blending of interlaced video with no other recording option, because it's so limited in recording options. Included software is fairly limited, and seems to be the only option to get video out. "World-ready handles NTSC, SECAM, PAL and PAL/60 video" If you only want to record newer-ish consoles, then this device is fine, but for anything retro, you will need another device.ĭevice make and model: Hauppauge HDPVR 2Ĭompatibility: NTSC and PAL friendly If you want to capture PS2/Gamecube/anything newer you will be fine. So if you want to capture snes/nes/n64/ps1/genesis you are out of luck. are they under a panel?įrom Hauppauge's website: "S-Video and composite video in, with stereo audio (optional cable not supplied)" So you will have to buy an additional cable from them.Īlso note: in 240p compatible it says 480i minimum. You said there is a component and S-video in this model? I saw pictures but couldn't see those ports. I think I'm getting the Hauppauge HD PVR 2 with my trade-in money. (more of a tiny useful piece of knowledge than something important for speedruns) Hauppauge streaming software put an end to audio+mic desync issues.
RGB signals can be converted via an external device. (tech forum thread covers this, good idea to link or rewrite its important finds on the revamped page) Issues: Early units may experience blackouts when analogue Component input is used, known defectĬomments that may not really fit in: HDCP must be circumvented to capture PS3, PS4 and possibly the next Xbox over HDMI. Inputs: HDMI, component (to 1080p30), composite, s-videoĪvailibility: Worldwide, also comes in a special model with digital audio input
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