Picture Trouble...

[ThatOneGuyWithThatOneThing]

So I got a Roxio game capture HD pro for Christmas and ever since i tried setting it up i have been having problems...

First:

I am trying to record my PS2/PS3 i have tried and both have the same problem. the problem being that when i use:

component -> device -> component -> TV

the image on my TV come out very dark making it almost impossible to see what i'm doing when i play games but when i use:

Component -> device -> HDMI -> TV the colouring is wrong.

however in both cases on PC in the preview box it is completely normal.

Second:

I record a few levels of 'Crash bandicoot' from my ps2 and the video appears to shake and flicker(i dont know if this is because its an old game) but it only shakes when crash moves or there's an object that moves in the screen (it does not shake in the game only the video).

Third:

In the software when i go to the options the only resolution i can get is 576i, this is for my PS2 and PS3.

i bought a set of speedlink component cables off of 'Play.com' to try to get a better quality video however i do not know how well this will work.

Additional information:

I am using an LG TV which is 720p

I am using windows 8 on my PC

the component cables i am using are:

http://www.play.com/Games/PlayStation3/4-/3326138/557968176/Sony-PS3-Component-AV-Cable/ListingDetails.html

if video/photos are needed i can provide.

 

as a last thought if there is no way to fix any of these (which is very, very, very unlikely) is it possible to get a refund?

Any help will be appreciated thanks in advance.

[Jim_Hardin]

Some has mentioned that a Console Specific cable is required, however yours seems to be about the same as that found on the PS3 Site.

 

I don't see any way to get around the darking other than to try an HDMI Splitter in place of the Pass Through, before it goes into the GameCAP.

 

If you bought it from the Roxio Store, refunds are located at this LINK

 

If not, it is between you and your vendor...

[ThatOneGuyWithThatOneThing]

ok thank you for your help