How to record PS3 gameplay with usb flash drive?

SKeRGraphics

SKeRGraphics

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I am stuck on how to do this, I YouTubed every keyword. Is there a way to do it that has no surveys, no passwords, no virus, and non of that other junk? Thanks!
 
I don't understand where you got the idea to use a Flash Drive for recording PS3 gameplay. As far as I know, that is not possible. You'll more than likely need to purchase a capture card, I'm fairly certain there aren't many alternatives.
 
SKeRGraphics said:
I am stuck on how to do this, I YouTubed every keyword. Is there a way to do it that has no surveys, no passwords, no virus, and non of that other junk? Thanks!
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Not possible man. The only way to record a console device is to have a capture card. I myself use the HDPVR2 (I would look it up if you are looking for a way to record your consoles). If you are looking for a cheaper solution to record your console there is always the Dazzle DVC100 (records in 480i but is about $25 if memory serves me right).
 
SKeRGraphics said:
I am stuck on how to do this, I YouTubed every keyword. Is there a way to do it that has no surveys, no passwords, no virus, and non of that other junk? Thanks!
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Sorry, but there is no way that is known to record the PlayStation 3 gameplay with a USB. You need to get a game capturing device, like the Hauppauge HDPVR 2: Gaming Edition, or the Elgato Game Capture HD!
 
Cybrotechno said:
Not possible man. The only way to record a console device is to have a capture card. I myself use the HDPVR2 (I would look it up if you are looking for a way to record your consoles). If you are looking for a cheaper solution to record your console there is always the Dazzle DVC100 (records in 480i but is about $25 if memory serves me right).
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How does your capture card work? Can I see a video which you used it in?
 
SKeRGraphics said:
How does your capture card work? Can I see a video which you used it in?
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I use it for recording gameplay for all of my videos. My capture card as well as most HD ones go for about $200. really all I do is plug the HDMI cable into the device and then a second HDMI cable out of the device to my monitor or TV. There is also a USB connected to it that helps with the actual creation of the video files transferring data to my PC. Also, quick hint about forums like this: Asking questions is nice, but asking questions that you can easily Google on your own and find millions of sources with this information is quite an annoyance.
 
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