In other words, if your source includes AC-3 audio, this audio will be used in your recording. The default formats you can record in are:. M2TS and. You may then record to any of the hard disk drives installed or connected to the PC, including external drives. It is not recommended to use a different USB cable other than the cable provided with the device. Make sure you're gaming system is not set to p. Please set the output resolution to i or p.
Please see the appropriate setup instructions for your game console:. If you are editing the file using the Total Media Extreme applications built in editor, this allows you to create a project file that can be burned to a blu ray compatible DVD. Once on DVD, you would then need to rip the DVD back to hard disk and use a third party editor to convert it to the proper format for sites such as YouTube.
If you are a developer, you can bring H. Sony Vegas does not detect non-AC-3 audio in. TS or. M2TS files. When recording videos in the Arcsoft Capture module, make sure AC-3 is selected under Format settings. Share you best games with your friends in HD! Features Built-in hardware H. Optical or stereo audio inputs. For example, i input records at i, P records at P, etc.
Any other format conversions needs to be done with the MediaConvert program supplied. There are three formats which you can choose when recording a video:. TS which is a generic 'transport stream' compatible with many digital media players. M2TS which is compatible with the Sony Playstation3. I'm using vdpau and am happy with it.
Note that vdpau also requires custom compilation - Fedora 10 at least does not support it ootb. Pros: Awsome!!!! Liberty vs. Greed and Liberty won. So it saves you hard drive space as well. I got rev E1 unit that is working great with openSuSE Using it in Linux is sooo coowel. I had to set a 4 second pause between succesive channel changes though, otherwise no audio sometimes. I'm not using included blaster or remote though so can't talk about those.
I'm still using the old MCE remote and blaster kit from the You'll be happy too. Overall Review: I have no real complaints about this product. It functions as advertised. I already have two proprietary DVR's. Thus, I cannot comment on the scheduling software or the IR blaster. I would differ to the comments of others regarding these features. Recording procedure: I get the desired program queued up on the DVR, and preset the recording time on the Hauppauge using the included software e.
When everything is ready, I hit the capture button on the included software, then hit the play button on my DVR. Recording config: I always set the recording bitrate to the maximum, but with a variable rather than a constant bitrate.
This may consume a bit more storage space than necessary, but I'd rather use extra space than compromise on recording quality after all, the signal is already being converted from digital to analog and then back to digital. I record in.
TS file format. This will also mux the streams from the. TS file into an. MKV container file, thereby killing two birds with one stone. Pros: It records HD quality video very well. It still may be the only way you can keep your HD recordings because some big cable companies put copy restrictions in their programs.
Windows Media Center honors those copy restrictions and so you might have to default to this to save any HD broadcasts. If you have satellite TV, you have no choice. Cons: I bought this device when it first came out. The included software improved a lot since it came out, but it is still not easy to use. I do recommend a newer computer because the software does tax the CPU. My device would freeze quite often and stop recording, with no warning.
So I would start recording, come back hours later, and discovered it stopped. A big annoyance, especially if recording a live broadcast. I found out that if I only plugged it in when using it that it could record for as long as I needed.
Hauppage might have fixed this issue by now. I believe Time Warner and Comcast are the ones putting copy-once flags on their broadcasts, but I cannot confirm that. If anybody knows anything about those two, you wouldn't be surprised at all if it was true. I am using the unit as a pass-through from my component cable box to my Home theater PC. On several occasions, the software did not recognize the unit, and the USB input fails to initialize, leaving a black hole where the video should be.
I did a work around by using the relay power switch within the Comcast cable box, so the unit powers up and down as the cable box does. This reset seems to resolve the problem. Searching a file in play is difficult, and until I figured it out, I didn't know the name of the file I recorded or where it went.
I finally found the file name was a date stamp. Documentation sucks. I am not using the remote or IR sender, as I have a Crestron Control system running the home theater, and this unit is passive to the system. When viewing the component video by using the PC mode on the monitor, the component output sometimes will not start, and the screen is blank.
It appears to put out a non standard Sync signal that not all monitors like. My goal was to build a PC library of interesting cable stuff. This is working, but renaming and moving the files is tedious. You can only name the file after it is recorded. I have not figured out how to stich four or five segments together due to commercial pauses.
This represents itself as 4 different programs. I just record the commercials now. This assumption may be incorrect because the folded piece of paper that serves as a user manual sucks so much! Beware: this is the most finicky and hence useless video transfer device you'll ever find.
These units are well known to be incompatible with essentially any input stream that isn't absolutely perfect, i. When recording, the device firmware will turn off the recording both audio and video! Unless you really, really need the component HD input, just don't buy this. Skip to main content. About this product. Make an offer:. Stock photo. Brand new: Lowest price The lowest-priced brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging where packaging is applicable. Buy It Now.
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