You may also want to consider external recording capture cards, they made some that capture to SD card of some sort, or can be connected to usb. There's 4 available for $60 plus shipping here : Īn upside to this one is that there's drivers available for it up to and including windows 10 64 bit.
800圆00 between 20fps and 60fps, depending on how well it can compress the frames, 1280x1024 from 10fps to 50fps depending on compression. and it also supports 24 bit recording and up to 1280x1024 : Īs the pdf says. There's a VGA2USB LR that's supposed to have some hardware compression so if you're recording windows desktop or stuff that can compress, it can do more fps. The original VGA2USB is around 25$ on eBay but like I said, it can barely do 20fps at 800圆00 16 bit : I would say avoid the vga only usb capture as those are very limited when it comes to framerate. You could also use a dvi + audio -> hdmi to capture audio from pc as well, if that pc's video card has hdmi (but you buy such device separately) It has a DVI-I connector and claims it can do up to 1920x1200 at 60 fps and supports hdmi / dvi / vga through adapters. Here's or example Epiphan AV.io HD for $90 plus shipping : The usb 3 version has DVI-I so you can capture VGA through a passive dvi-vga adapter or you can capture digital DVI From time to time, there's some Epiphan DVI USB capture cards on eBay, at $100 or thereabouts.
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