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melodicwaffle posted:I have a USB-Live 2 and have used it for recording PS2. I'm sure it would work for both Gamecube and Wii as well (I can see if it works on Gamecube if you'd like). Just know that it only takes composite or S-Video input (since most people record through component/HDMI nowadays) and the hardware doesn't allow for recordings in any quality above 480p. I would also recommend if you think about upgrading to a better capture device to just forget about recording directly from the gamecube because only the first run of it had the option to have component cables and the component cables cost something like 200 bucks.
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Yo guys, is there a way I can link audio playback devices to eachother without using Virtual Audio Cable? Whenever I use Virtual Audio Cable it just tunes in this crackle for my recordings.
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Mico posted:Windows "Listen to this device" feature is probably a good place to start. "Listen to this device" seems to only be for recording devices though, I'm specifically more thinking on how to be able to channel a playback device's audio (like say my TV's audio) to my desktop sound without it meaning DXTory will record both.
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Cheez posted:It's not a vague answer. It's pretty specific. The whole problem is not game-dependent. The ones I know of that are, can be solved with stretch. Maybe people would feel more obliged to try and work you through this poo poo if you didn't behave like such a dick to them.
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