Re: recording on ps4?

Re: recording on ps4? Im sure you can. All the HDMI does is output audio and Video.Maybe the PS4 detects that there isnt any output so, it doesnt work? Thats the only reason why i would think, the PS4 would not work without any sort of output. Then again, I dont know, because I personally

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Re: recording on ps4? As I said, Im not planning on uploading to youtube just yet. Just good ol mp3 files for posting to places like this, the way I cuurrently do with my ps3. lol URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=221738#p221738

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Re: recording on ps4? Another option you have is Twitch. I broadcast to Twitch, then export them to Youtube. I know Liam Erven did figure out the recording interface. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=221726#p221726

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Re: recording on ps4? Lol, Im sure this wont work but wasnt there a way to use headphones on your PS4 controller?Instead of using headphones plugged in to the PS4 controller, just plug in a patch cable to the PC, and record using stereo mix. hahahaha. Sorry man, just a funny thought. URL

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Re: recording on ps4? It would work yeah. Im actually surprised noone else thought of that... I just have to confirm that you can use the headphone jack of the controller even without an hdmi connection. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=221776#p221776

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Re: recording on ps4? A digital input or output can both be the Toslink digital connecter as I mentioned before, but also a standard minijack, which is both analog and digital.You can easily install some recording software on your laptop, hoog up your tv to it like previously described

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Re: recording on ps4? I also like playing direct through my computer as theres no input lag unlike on the hd tv I have, which apparently doesnt have a game mode setting. If all else fails I can just plug my olympus into the tv and turn the gain way down. I can record from there. But Im

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Re: recording on ps4? Also, is there a good way to tell whether my line in port is digital or simply analogue? lol URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=221437#p221437 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector

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Re: recording on ps4? SLJ, the problem is you assume I actually have a TV in the same room as my main computer... the trouble is I dont. hahaha. The only thing I can do to record right now is use my line in, and with my ps3 I can go directly through, but seems I cant do that with a ps4

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Re: recording on ps4? @assaultSorry to be the bearer of bad news, but if you want to get video, as it sounds like you might, or at the very least get audio out of the PS4, the line-in option is probably all you have. That is, of course, unless youre willing to learn the ins and outs

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Re: recording on ps4? Hi.Oh, thats doable depending on what kind of equipments you have. I can think of two ways to do this, if you can monitor your line in port on your computer, so you can hear whats going on if you connect anything to your line in port through your computer.1: Connect

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Re: recording on ps4? Oh I thought you had a laptop. Lol. Thats really the only options available since the ps4 only have a digital output and a HDMI.Does your computer have a combined digital and analog line in port? Some computers have. If thats the case, then you can use the digital

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Re: recording on ps4? I dont actually know what that looks like, so Im not entirely sure... but I doubt it. converters look to be the way to go, again. lol And youre right, I do have a laptop, but thats for basic and more administrative type stuff like emails, travel use, etc. My desktop

recording on ps4?

recording on ps4? Since the ps4 no longer has standard RCA video output support, I cant record the way I used to... does anyone have ideas on how to record from my ps4 which only supports HDMI output? Something that preferably doesnt require something expensive like a video capture device