[georged_31]

well i had a DVI cable for my pc before i got my ps3... its the best connection possible since i already seen major changes (lags...sync problems) when using a regular cable and the DVI one...
and i bought a DVI-HDMI adapter that works great on my samsung 19" monitor with 1080p resolution...

i'll try recording someday if i'll know how to...

[junk_box]

Hmm if I got a HDMI spliter then sent one cable to my tv I could get the other HDMI lead and (if there's an adapter) get a HDMI to AVI adapter then plug that into my archos 605. That would work, rite?

[idone]

Originally Posted by junk_box Hmm if I got a HDMI spliter then sent one cable to my tv I could get the other HDMI lead and (if there's an adapter) get a HDMI to AVI adapter then plug that into my archos 605. That would work, rite?

you will still need something like hdfury to strip hdcp for you to record it.

[junk_box]

This is becoming beyond a joke. There is no way I can afford all of this, Sony should bring out a gameplay recording kit maybe in that PlayTV set. The halo 3 replay thing is great I wish other games would do the same thing :/ .

[idone]

Originally Posted by junk_box This is becoming beyond a joke. There is no way I can afford all of this, Sony should bring out a gameplay recording kit maybe in that PlayTV set. The halo 3 replay thing is great I wish other games would do the same thing :/ .

is not really a joke..... stripping hdcp from the signal is illegal as it would allow you to record blueray and such. so sony will for sure not come out with a solution for you.

if your pc can record through dvi imput hdfury has a solution for you
if your pc can record through vga they also have a solution for you.


i can only record through svideo or coax with the card i got. but recording 1080p would fill up hdd's so quick i wouldnt care for it anyways. but catputing a few screenshots would be nice


but to wrap this up

with hdfury + a video spliter + a pc card to record it youd be all set.