Making a gameplay video
April 26, 2004 7:39 PM Subscribe
I've got to take some short sequences of gameplay off of the outputs of a gamecube, an old nintendo, and a SuperNES, and produce a CD with the video on it. Since all of the machines have RCA out, it seems pretty straight forward, right? What equipment will I need, and are there any pitfalls I should be aware of?
also, some video capture software. I use media100 or final cut pro but there are plenty of others.
Re your second question: you could just capture the video while you play the games, or you could play them onto a vcr and then capture from that (might be easier, but lower quality). It is very straighforward as long as you can handle the software.
posted by headless at 8:06 PM on April 26, 2004
Re your second question: you could just capture the video while you play the games, or you could play them onto a vcr and then capture from that (might be easier, but lower quality). It is very straighforward as long as you can handle the software.
posted by headless at 8:06 PM on April 26, 2004
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