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[tomutwit]

Hello, I have just bought the Roxio Game Capture having been informed that it does work with the Wii. I got a component cable too, and I can play the Wii normally, with the Roxio intercepting. I can hear the audio from the Wii on my PC but I can't see anything and when I click capture there is an error. Can anyone help e with this? If it helps I have a Dell XPS 15 laptop and my Wii is one of the older ones from about 2007/8.

[tomutwit]

and then what?

[tomutwit]

Well, my friend who lives a few streets away just showed me a very good solution.

 

Change WMV to AVI.

Change PAL to NTSC_M.

 

The quality is bad, with ghosting and pixellation, but it definitely works.

[cdanteek]

I'm assuming you mean this?

 

 

It won't let me right click delete.

 

No.

 

You don't follow directions!

 

Your in Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Devices and Printers, not device manager.

[tomutwit]

Um... is anyone gonna reply?

Or I will return the Roxio asap.

[tomutwit]

So I did that.

I went and deleted the two ROXIO GAMECAP entries in Device Manager,

restarted the PC.

Then I put the disc in and did Repair.

Restarted PC.

Plugged in Device,

again the two entries are there.

Although it only said installing device driver software when I plugged it in though surely it should have already been done by the disc?

Opened program again (disc is inside pc as is the cable but I dont think the disc makes a difference at this point?)

Go to Capture and once again NO SIGNAL.

 

Here is a video of me deinstalling the drivers, what am I doing wrong?

Woe is me.

 

http://youtu.be/1CuYNxabNVw

[ogdens]

Still waiting for you to get back with the Device Manager settings.

[tomutwit]

Please explain. Do you mean that I am an idiot, or that the Roxio Game Capture simply does not work with the Wii? Because if so please tell me now so I can get my money back.

[ogdens]

Yup

[grandpabruce]

Read post #5.

 

You do realize that you and Terry are beating a dead horse, do you not?

[ogdens]

Read post #5.

[tbrewst]

Go to Control Panel,System,then on the left click Device Manager.

When it opens follow those same directions.Make sure you delete anything that says RoxioGamecap.If you see an Unidentified device delete it also.

[tomutwit]

What do you mean? How?

[ogdens]

Remove from your Device Manager.

[tomutwit]

With the Roxio USB Device plugged in, right click the 1 entry, and click uninstall.

 

Unplug the USB Device from the PC and reboot the PC.

 

When the PC is up and running place the installation disc in a drive and run repair when it's offered. When it's finished reboot the PC.

 

When the PC is up and running open device manager and plugin the Roxio USB Device and the 2 Roxio Game Cap entries should be there.

 

I'm assuming you mean this?

 

 

It won't let me right click delete.

[ogdens]

With the Roxio USB Device plugged in, right click the 1 entry, and click uninstall.

 

Unplug the USB Device from the PC and reboot the PC.

 

When the PC is up and running place the installation disc in a drive and run repair when it's offered. When it's finished reboot the PC.

 

When the PC is up and running open device manager and plugin the Roxio USB Device and the 2 Roxio Game Cap entries should be there.

[tomutwit]

If you have Audio but no Video then I'd guess the Video driver didn't load correctly.

Look in Device Manager on your computer and see if you have 2 entries under Sound for RoxioGamecap.

1 is for the audio and 1 is for the video.

 

what would I do if the video is not there?

[tbrewst]

If you have Audio but no Video then I'd guess the Video driver didn't load correctly.

Look in Device Manager on your computer and see if you have 2 entries under Sound for RoxioGamecap.

1 is for the audio and 1 is for the video.

[biggins25]

it can sometimes be changing the folder to where the save file goes works... i had same problem when i first got it for my ps3 and worked and captured my videos when i change folders.. i dont know if that'll work for you but worth a shot