Check it!
This is the quick version. Buy these things:
-HDMI to DVI Cable
-Optical Cable (You know, that digital fiber optic audio cable that nobody actually uses)
-This converter box or any similar device with the same function
-Extra HDMI Cable
First, hook up your PS3 to your HDTV via HDMI. Hopefully, your TV (unlike mine) will handshake properly with the PS3 and is HDCP compliant. If it's working with HDMI, go to your display settings, set the detection to "custom", and make sure these are checked:
Now that that's done, unhook your PS3 from the TV. Now, cobble all the above items together between your PS3 and your capture card.
Me and Heidman had to do a lot of troubleshooting to get this SOB to work, so here's what we did: set EVERY POSSIBLE OPTION to one uniform 60FPS setting (in our case 720p 60FPS) in the options for the Blackmagic Intensity. This also works with passthrough, provided your capture program is open (as required for all passthrough functions for the blackmagic intensity).
That *should* do the trick. I'll do some recording tests with it later.
This is the quick version. Buy these things:
-HDMI to DVI Cable
-Optical Cable (You know, that digital fiber optic audio cable that nobody actually uses)
-This converter box or any similar device with the same function
-Extra HDMI Cable
First, hook up your PS3 to your HDTV via HDMI. Hopefully, your TV (unlike mine) will handshake properly with the PS3 and is HDCP compliant. If it's working with HDMI, go to your display settings, set the detection to "custom", and make sure these are checked:
Now that that's done, unhook your PS3 from the TV. Now, cobble all the above items together between your PS3 and your capture card.
Me and Heidman had to do a lot of troubleshooting to get this SOB to work, so here's what we did: set EVERY POSSIBLE OPTION to one uniform 60FPS setting (in our case 720p 60FPS) in the options for the Blackmagic Intensity. This also works with passthrough, provided your capture program is open (as required for all passthrough functions for the blackmagic intensity).
That *should* do the trick. I'll do some recording tests with it later.
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