| | |  | Firewire | Home » » » Gamebridge AVC-1400 USB 2.0 Cnct Xbox PS2 To Pc Xp SP2 2K SP4 | | | | | | | Description: | | There are adapters that let you catch video on your PC. Adaptec's AVC-1400 GameBridge is a way to capture the signal from your videogame console so you can play them on your PC monitor. GameBridge gives you increased flexibility and mobility in playing console games by freeing you from the TV. It allows you to prove your gaming prowess with digital evidence of your superior skills. GameBridge maximizes your entertainment space by playing console games and watching TV shows on the same display. GameBridge is compatible with existing Game Consoles PS, PS2, Xbox, Xbox 360, and GameCube. The kit comes complete with all items needed to connect your Game Console to a PC or notebook. It includes GameBridge, 4-in-1 Audio Video cable, USB2.0 cable, Quick Start Guide, and a CD containing driver and application software and a user's guide. | | | Features: | |
• The fast response by clicking on the controller gets you out of the tightest spots with the enhanced graphical resolution of your computer monitor.
• Record Your Best Moves and Highest Scores Record videos of great maneuvers or take snapshots and save them to your hard disk drive or CDs.
• Share Your Favorite Moments - Prove your prowess by sharing snapshots and recordings with friends, and replaying them any time.
• Play Anywhere - One cable plugs easily into your computer's USB2.0 port, and a color-coded 4-in-1 cable connects to your game console.
• Everything fits in the included carrying case to easily go everywhere you want to playConvert
• Home Videos to VCDConvert your VHS videos and create long lasting VCD archives of your precious moments.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Width:
| 1.7 inches | | Product Height:
| 0.7 inches | | Product Weight:
| 1.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 7.3 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.1 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.5 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 45 reviews |
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| Video Game | | Item Quantity:
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 Not UsableFeb 05, 2010
I have not been able to install the software from the disk on either XP or Vista. It says that it can not find the drivers even when I direct it to the Drivers folder on the disk that came with the device. For me it is a total loss.
 Perfect for video capture on a budgetJul 22, 2009
The Gamebridge is tough to find now that it's been discontinued, but I'm glad I took the time to look. Installation is a snap, and the included software is intuitive and easy to use. When you capture video, stick with the "Best" quality setting; it's not quite HD, but for posting videos on YouTube or for common PC viewing, it's more than good enough. Audio quality of captured videos is mostly good--a little funkiness here and there, but no reason to panic. I'd read several complaints about the audio lagging behind the video during capture, but so far, I haven't seen this happen. If you're running a PC with a dual-core CPU and a strong video card, you should have no trouble.
I've also heard a lot of complaints about InterVideo, but it's not that bad as long as you're just going to capture video "as-is." However, if you plan on doing any editing and you're tech-savvy, you're better off using VirtualDub instead because (a) it's freeware, and (b) it captures to AVI format, which gets along best with editing software like Adobe Premiere.
Overall, if you're looking to capture good-quality video and you're on a tight budget (and if you can find one), it's tough to go wrong with a Gamebridge.
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GamebridgeJun 03, 2009
Unit works OK, the seller did not send the installation disk, the seller did not answer my request for the disk, we finally downloaded the software and got it working
Good item, but now its so expensive!Mar 02, 2009
I bought this about a year ago...it works good, a little lag, but not bad at all.
I bought mine for 5$
and now their 100$!!!! what the hell??
hmm..i think im gonna sell mine XD
If you need a way to record video on your TV, you can't go wrong with this.Jan 09, 2009
Unless you use a TV tuner of something of the sort, the Gamebridge is the perfect solution. By connecting the r/y/w cables to your TV and the USB to your computer, you can easily record video from your TV to your PC. You can even use it to record your favorite shows and watch it on your PC.
There is a few gripes I had about it though...
First of all, by setting it up, unless you have a Video/Audio IN/OUT via your TV or other means, the only way you'll be able to both see and record is only on your PC. By all means, the PC screen isn't very good to look at while recording. (especially if you're playing something)
If you use the IN/OUT connectors on your TV, however, you can simultaneously play on your TV and record on your PC.
Another one would be that since it only uses R/B/Y cables, you won't be getting hi-def from newer televisions.
Lastly, the video screen size changes depending on the quality you use. High quality tends to make the screen really small, however, if you were to use this for say... YouTube videos, it would look great.
All and all, I recommend this.
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