THIS VIDEO IS OLD. It was posted in 2009. You can still try it out, and it should work, but since this was posted nearly two years ago things have changed a lot. There are most probably much better methods on YouTube for EasyCap now. www.megaupload.com Enjoy. I've scanned these files multiple times with multiple virus programs, but to be safe, scan them yourself before you install them. EasyCap content to YouTube using EasyCap. Enjoy, rate, comment, pass on to friends... you know, the works. :) This video does NOT, however, show you how to set up your video game systems to be connectible to the EasyCap. That's something you have to do on your own; as such, this guide assumes you have cables ready to plug into the computer. Using this guide, you will be able to make videos of this quality: www.youtube.com *!!!FOREWARNING!!!* The stuff in this video has been confirmed to work by me with my EasyCap, Wii/360, and Vista. I've also tried it on XP, all in NTSC format and it works fine. Still, though, please understand that I assume zero responsibility if you screw something up. Nothing bad should happen, but still, don't get mad at me if something /does/ happen. Use of this guide is at your own risk. *NOTE* This tutorial was intended for those with NTSC systems. I don't know how to record PAL stuff. Sorry. :( What you need: - A console - Cables to run to the EasyCap (if you want the quality to be better, make sure that you're using an S-Video cable, NOT a Composite cable) - A ...
Saturday, November 3, 2012
All-In-One EasyCap Capturing "HD Button" Tutorial *NEW LINK*
All-In-One EasyCap Capturing "HD Button" Tutorial *NEW LINK* Tube. Duration : 7.17 Mins.
THIS VIDEO IS OLD. It was posted in 2009. You can still try it out, and it should work, but since this was posted nearly two years ago things have changed a lot. There are most probably much better methods on YouTube for EasyCap now. www.megaupload.com Enjoy. I've scanned these files multiple times with multiple virus programs, but to be safe, scan them yourself before you install them. EasyCap content to YouTube using EasyCap. Enjoy, rate, comment, pass on to friends... you know, the works. :) This video does NOT, however, show you how to set up your video game systems to be connectible to the EasyCap. That's something you have to do on your own; as such, this guide assumes you have cables ready to plug into the computer. Using this guide, you will be able to make videos of this quality: www.youtube.com *!!!FOREWARNING!!!* The stuff in this video has been confirmed to work by me with my EasyCap, Wii/360, and Vista. I've also tried it on XP, all in NTSC format and it works fine. Still, though, please understand that I assume zero responsibility if you screw something up. Nothing bad should happen, but still, don't get mad at me if something /does/ happen. Use of this guide is at your own risk. *NOTE* This tutorial was intended for those with NTSC systems. I don't know how to record PAL stuff. Sorry. :( What you need: - A console - Cables to run to the EasyCap (if you want the quality to be better, make sure that you're using an S-Video cable, NOT a Composite cable) - A ...
THIS VIDEO IS OLD. It was posted in 2009. You can still try it out, and it should work, but since this was posted nearly two years ago things have changed a lot. There are most probably much better methods on YouTube for EasyCap now. www.megaupload.com Enjoy. I've scanned these files multiple times with multiple virus programs, but to be safe, scan them yourself before you install them. EasyCap content to YouTube using EasyCap. Enjoy, rate, comment, pass on to friends... you know, the works. :) This video does NOT, however, show you how to set up your video game systems to be connectible to the EasyCap. That's something you have to do on your own; as such, this guide assumes you have cables ready to plug into the computer. Using this guide, you will be able to make videos of this quality: www.youtube.com *!!!FOREWARNING!!!* The stuff in this video has been confirmed to work by me with my EasyCap, Wii/360, and Vista. I've also tried it on XP, all in NTSC format and it works fine. Still, though, please understand that I assume zero responsibility if you screw something up. Nothing bad should happen, but still, don't get mad at me if something /does/ happen. Use of this guide is at your own risk. *NOTE* This tutorial was intended for those with NTSC systems. I don't know how to record PAL stuff. Sorry. :( What you need: - A console - Cables to run to the EasyCap (if you want the quality to be better, make sure that you're using an S-Video cable, NOT a Composite cable) - A ...
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