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Recording Video From Television

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I recently bought a Macbook, and am still learning everything I can do with it. One thing I am currently trying to accomplish is recording straight from my TV to the computer, to create videos.

Specifically, I want to record PS3 games to post them up on youtube. We have a madden league, and some guys with PCs use Dazzle-Pinnacle (I think that is the name) to record straight from TV and then edit the games for a highlight reel.

So, I have a Macbook, a Polaroid LCD TV, and a PS3. Is it possible to make these work together? My Google searches and search of this forum haven't turned up anything, yet.
 

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