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ok. Well what I do is I have this sony capture to dvd burner. Basically I plug the xbox 360 video and audio out into a vcr. The vcr is also then connected to a tv via coax (like a signal passthorugh) AND I also plug the vcr rca OUTPUT to the sony dvd burner RCA video input. So I can see what im capturing on the tv and I can record it on the device straight to dvd. After I have the dvd of the footage I rip it to an mpg on my computer and put it together in after effects.
yeah…. it sounds waay more complicated than it actually is. Once you start setting it up its like ohhh ok.
How’d you make videos on Halo :confused:
And if you have the video saved on your hard drive you can buy a usb thing that lets you use your 360 drive on a pc. Costs a bit though.
Salam
My 3.52 PSP Is Now 1.5 Again...The Impossible Is Done :cool:yeah but the halo 3 saved videos are not actually saved as “videos” (mpg, avi, wmv) on the xbox 360 harddrive. From what I have read they are saved as code that redraws the actions when that “halo 3 video” file is played by the game engine aka theater. So the saved video files are not actually rendered videos. The halo 3 saved videos are just saved data like coordinates of what is where at points in time
and when you use the theater player it renders that code into actual visual “video”.Thats part of the reason why you cant download the videos saved in your bungee account as video files. They are not video files in the normal sense. The other reason is the bandwith would be expensive if the millions of people were downloading clips.
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