InsaneNutter
Resident Nutter
I have often thought having a capture card would be useful however never bothered to get one. My 360's are not setup next to my PC which would make capturing any video a lot of effort using a capture card that requires a PC to run.
The Avermedia Game Capture HD appeared to slove that problem as it's a standalone product that will work without a PC! Perfect
All you do is connect your console up, plug a USB hard drive in to the usb port (or connect one to the internal drive bay) and away you go. It really is as easy as that. It includes a 3 in 1 cable that will connect to a 360, PS3 and Wii which was nice.
When you have done recording simply connect the hard drive to your PC and copy the video off for editing / uploading.
I have done a little test video basically showing the collection of games on my JPN 360 and a little gameplay of one of them, nothing really interesting to be honest, just for a quality test. (Watch in 720p for best quality)
[video=youtube;Rf_e4t5sh9w]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rf_e4t5sh9w[/video]
The raw video can be downloaded here for anyone wanting to see a true quality test: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2487565/CaptureCardTest.avi
Ill probably do a proper review someone once ive had it and tested out all the features, just thought i would make a quick post as i have never seen a truly standalone HD capture card before.
The Avermedia Game Capture HD appeared to slove that problem as it's a standalone product that will work without a PC! Perfect

All you do is connect your console up, plug a USB hard drive in to the usb port (or connect one to the internal drive bay) and away you go. It really is as easy as that. It includes a 3 in 1 cable that will connect to a 360, PS3 and Wii which was nice.
When you have done recording simply connect the hard drive to your PC and copy the video off for editing / uploading.
I have done a little test video basically showing the collection of games on my JPN 360 and a little gameplay of one of them, nothing really interesting to be honest, just for a quality test. (Watch in 720p for best quality)
[video=youtube;Rf_e4t5sh9w]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rf_e4t5sh9w[/video]
The raw video can be downloaded here for anyone wanting to see a true quality test: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2487565/CaptureCardTest.avi
Ill probably do a proper review someone once ive had it and tested out all the features, just thought i would make a quick post as i have never seen a truly standalone HD capture card before.