friedmannn

oh god *hides*

I'm pretty sure I'll be getting one of those when I can drive, but an older, cheaper model.

L'VIA L'VIAQUEZ EXPERT SIGHTREAD CHOOOOKE!!! I CHOKED AT THE END OF THE 2ND SOLO!!! ON MY SIGHTREAD!! I'm pissed.

Not sure if this counts, but MVP Baseball 2005 for Xbox Phat. I unlocked all the stadiums, extra players, jerseys, everything. I didn't use any cheats, and got all the "achievements" (even though it was original xbox, there were achievements in that game, like "Beat Barry Bonds in a Home Run Derby" and stuff, I think there were ~50). I also completed an insane amount of seasons. I haven't played it in a while.

So if I got a monitor with a component (my xbox has those too, and I can buy them for my wii), what cable(s) would I need to use it as a second monitor and capture it with a capture device?

HDMI cords don't cost that much anymore. Yes, but the whole reason I want a monitor is to record videos, and I can't do that with HDMI. lrn2read

Well for HDMI, I wouldn't be able to record videos at the same time on my computer, and I would have to buy HDMI cables for both systems which cost a lot.

Hey, I'm looking to get a monitor for my room to play my 360/Wii on and use as a second display for my computer. I have some questions. 1. Do monitors usually has composite and VGA slots? Or do I have to buy special monitor 2. My Laptop has an output VGA slot, would I just have to get a VGA-to-VGA cable to connect the two? 3. Could I plug my 360/Wii into the display using composite cables and have it run smoothly (like, no lag slowing it down/skipping) 4. Are there good, cheap monitors around 17-20 inches that I can mount on a wall? What kind do you recommend? I don't want to spend more then $175-$200. Thanks!

Is that Hannah Montana in your sig?

You fail because you paid $120 for one game. mlbfan, who is runescapeloser he sounds like a nifty fellow.

IS the device suppose the capture sound to or do you have a microphone doing that? It's supposed to be capturing sound, but it isn't even "feeding" it to the computer, as in it doesn't come out of my internal laptop speakers.

The capture device works, I can see the video on my screen and capture it fine, but there is no sound.

I have a USB video grabber (called USB 2820 in Ulead VideoStudio 11), and I'm using it to capture video from my Wii. I have the composite cables all plugged in the right places, and on the other end of the device it gives me a USB thing and a sound plug. I plugged the USB in and my Wii came up on my computer screen, awesome! But when I plugged the sound thing into my Line In on my laptop (It's labeled, Microphone) it didn't pick up any sound at all. So I plugged it into the AUX slot on my external speakers instead and it worked fine. But now I want to make videos, and to have video and sound I need to get the Line In working so I can record it directly from my Wii. Can someone help me? Again, I'm using Ulead VideoStudio 11, I can get another program if this is a bad one.