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Recording my XBox in HD (Mabey?)

Started by WhydoIask? , Jan 25 2010 05:34 PM

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WhydoIask?

Posted 25 January 2010 - 05:34 PM

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I am looking at buying an EasyCap Video Capture device.
http://www.amazon.co...e/dp/B002SCP7JM

Problem: This uses composite (or S-Video) inputs to capture, and my new TV is using the Component cables with the HDTV settings. I can't use the normal TV setting with the HD plugs without it looking horrible on my TV (a 48" Plasma, there is a huge difference.) is there any way to use both the composite and component cables at the same time?

Or, if I can't, can I use a composite splitter,
http://www.hdtvsuppl...m/covispno.html

with some way to convert the stream to composite or S-Video?
like the one here, but the other way around: http://compeve.com/i...;products_id=78