Also...if I use an additional set of component cables for the video output from the Roxio device,I get an audio signal in the left channel,but only a buzzing noise in the right channel.
If I use an HDMI cable as the output from the Roxio,I don't get any audio signal at all.
I just recieved my Roxio this morning & I've spent 7 hours just trying to sort out my hardware issues,so I have not even touched the software end of things,as of yet.
I have tinkered with every conceivable A/V settings within my PS3,but have made zero progress.I understand that Sony does not allow 1080p recording,but I thought I could at least get 720p quality out of the component connections?
Are component cables really this poor in quality,that they only deliver 480p max?If so,then why are there 3 cables devoted solely to just video,but only deliver 480p?
3 video cables,just for 480p?
So then,the Roxio HD Pro is actually only high definition if you own an Xbox?The hardware set up instructions seem so rudimentary(according to the video/manual instructions)..but I have found this type of configuration to be the most complicated and frustrating mess I have ever dealt with.
I actually arrived to a point where I packed everything up & was ready to return it...but then I did some more research on the other game capture devices that are available and it seems,that as long as I am using a PS3,I will run into the same problem.
I am growing really desperate & I am profoundly sorry that I chose to buy a PS3...any suggestions?Any possible workarounds?
Hello,
I have a PS3 & a Sceptre X40 TV(1080p) and via the component cables,my TV will not display anything higher than 480p.
http://www.sceptre.com/Products/LCD_HDTV/Specs/X408BV-FHD/X408BV-FHD%20MainPage.htm
Also...if I use an additional set of component cables for the video output from the Roxio device,I get an audio signal in the left channel,but only a buzzing noise in the right channel.
If I use an HDMI cable as the output from the Roxio,I don't get any audio signal at all.
I just recieved my Roxio this morning & I've spent 7 hours just trying to sort out my hardware issues,so I have not even touched the software end of things,as of yet.
I have tinkered with every conceivable A/V settings within my PS3,but have made zero progress.I understand that Sony does not allow 1080p recording,but I thought I could at least get 720p quality out of the component connections?
Are component cables really this poor in quality,that they only deliver 480p max?If so,then why are there 3 cables devoted solely to just video,but only deliver 480p?
3 video cables,just for 480p?
So then,the Roxio HD Pro is actually only high definition if you own an Xbox?The hardware set up instructions seem so rudimentary(according to the video/manual instructions)..but I have found this type of configuration to be the most complicated and frustrating mess I have ever dealt with.
I actually arrived to a point where I packed everything up & was ready to return it...but then I did some more research on the other game capture devices that are available and it seems,that as long as I am using a PS3,I will run into the same problem.
I am growing really desperate & I am profoundly sorry that I chose to buy a PS3...any suggestions?Any possible workarounds?
Please help!
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