You may know, that some time ago after trying 3 HDMI -> DVI-D cables, I gave up connecting Roxio to my "Computer Monitor" in my room. Since then, recording from my big screen in living room disalowed me from playing multiplayer while recording, so I could only record offline (Forza 4 replays :/).
Today I've received a HDMI splitter with HDMI -> DVI cable that some people said it works.
So, after connecting everything (Splitters "CUBE" -> HDMI - DVI -> and then Roxio from Splitter), everything was looking fine. Screen was visible.
But the fact is, I haven't connected Roxio through USB and turned on Capturing software. So:
1.When everything is connected through a CUBE, but Roxio is only hooked with HDMI input, it gives Red arrow and screen is visible on the monitor.
2.When I try to connect the USB of Roxio, screen goes black and nothing can be done.
3.In recording software it says "Green" no signal and recording source is blank.
4.When only HDMI -> DVI is connected to the CUBE, screen is black too. (When Roxio is not on USB, connecting HDMI - HDMI to it will make the screen visible and red arrow on the device will show up)
Now it gives me mind!@#%. How the hell can it work when "half" connected, but not when unplugged and plugged fully?!
Pls, help!
Attachments:
-ROXIO.jpg - what I can see in the program when Roxio is connected (Without input/output, with input and with input+otput (HDMI)
-Plugged.jpg - How does Roxio and my setup look when connected with USB, or HDMI input disconnected from Roxio.
-Unplugged.jpg - How does Roxio and my setup look when connected only HDMI input and not USB. + Visible screen.
Thanks for help.
DIFFERENT PROBLEM...
Now. Screen problem is solved. When not recording preview in program is "Rainbowing" , but when recording everything is fine.
BUT! This splitter is f***ed up, so it wont give me sound through HDMI. Can I buy HDMI audio special cable and connect it to the Roxio input? Will it record the sound?
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MrDynamite13
Hello.
You may know, that some time ago after trying 3 HDMI -> DVI-D cables, I gave up connecting Roxio to my "Computer Monitor" in my room. Since then, recording from my big screen in living room disalowed me from playing multiplayer while recording, so I could only record offline (Forza 4 replays :/).
Today I've received a HDMI splitter with HDMI -> DVI cable that some people said it works.
So, after connecting everything (Splitters "CUBE" -> HDMI - DVI -> and then Roxio from Splitter), everything was looking fine. Screen was visible.
But the fact is, I haven't connected Roxio through USB and turned on Capturing software. So:
1.When everything is connected through a CUBE, but Roxio is only hooked with HDMI input, it gives Red arrow and screen is visible on the monitor.
2.When I try to connect the USB of Roxio, screen goes black and nothing can be done.
3.In recording software it says "Green" no signal and recording source is blank.
4.When only HDMI -> DVI is connected to the CUBE, screen is black too. (When Roxio is not on USB, connecting HDMI - HDMI to it will make the screen visible and red arrow on the device will show up)
Now it gives me mind!@#%. How the hell can it work when "half" connected, but not when unplugged and plugged fully?!
Pls, help!
Attachments:
-ROXIO.jpg - what I can see in the program when Roxio is connected (Without input/output, with input and with input+otput (HDMI)
-Plugged.jpg - How does Roxio and my setup look when connected with USB, or HDMI input disconnected from Roxio.
-Unplugged.jpg - How does Roxio and my setup look when connected only HDMI input and not USB. + Visible screen.
Thanks for help.
DIFFERENT PROBLEM...
Now. Screen problem is solved. When not recording preview in program is "Rainbowing"
, but when recording everything is fine.
BUT! This splitter is f***ed up, so it wont give me sound through HDMI. Can I buy HDMI audio special cable and connect it to the Roxio input? Will it record the sound?

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