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Video Capture for Desktops?

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Hey guys,

I'm trying to find a video-capturing device that will record footage from my Xbox 360, but I'm using a desktop (Mac Mini). The two are roughly 10 ft. away from one another, & I'm also using a Samsung HDTV. I've searched the net for solutions, but most of the user-reviews for products relate to laptop usage.

I'm trying to stay within a $100-200 budget. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.
 

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14" MacBook Pro M1 Pro, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD
EyeTV should be able to do that. All you need to do is pipe video from your XBOX into the EyeTV and capture the video with something like iMovie, using EyeTV as the source.

Check it out:

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I think u need Macvide ScreenCap for your mac. I use it, i have leopard.

I think you misunderstand what he needs - he's needing/wanting to record his xbox play on his Mac so he can edit/distribute it. To do this, he will require video capture hardware, which either will come with software or interface with iMovie (or other video editor) - a screen capture program won't solve his problem.
 

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