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Greetings all,
I’d like to start by apologizing if this has been asked already. I did a quick search and many related discussions were over a year old so I wanted to get some updated advice. I own a 27” iMac and I’m looking for a way to record my video game footage from my TV onto the iMac for editing and uploading to sites like YouTube.
It needs to capture in high definition as I have previously owned a Dazzle device and found the software and video quality terrible. I did a couple of Google searches and people are often suggesting the Hauppauge HD PVR, which is the device I was set on purchasing, but I’m also seeing people suggest something called the EyeTV, and would like some information on this from those of you who have any experience with it.
I’m working with a web design company to get a gaming blog online and gameplay recordings alongside live streams are a big part of this project, however I did not expect to run into trouble when selecting video capture equipment (should have picked up the Mac Pro when I had the chance).
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions.
I’d like to start by apologizing if this has been asked already. I did a quick search and many related discussions were over a year old so I wanted to get some updated advice. I own a 27” iMac and I’m looking for a way to record my video game footage from my TV onto the iMac for editing and uploading to sites like YouTube.
It needs to capture in high definition as I have previously owned a Dazzle device and found the software and video quality terrible. I did a couple of Google searches and people are often suggesting the Hauppauge HD PVR, which is the device I was set on purchasing, but I’m also seeing people suggest something called the EyeTV, and would like some information on this from those of you who have any experience with it.
I’m working with a web design company to get a gaming blog online and gameplay recordings alongside live streams are a big part of this project, however I did not expect to run into trouble when selecting video capture equipment (should have picked up the Mac Pro when I had the chance).
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions.