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Wed 15/10/03 at 14:49
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"Chavez, just hush.."
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Say I wanted to play my Gamecube on my laptop, how would I go by doing it?

I'm thinking there might be an external USB thingy allowing me to connect the 3 scart connection thingys (very technical!) but I'm not too sure...

Is there a way of doing it or not?

Had a look around already, I found a USB TV tuner that might work but that's about it...

Thanks.
Thu 16/10/03 at 12:50
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Phil, how about something like this

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item (space) =3052137900&category=14946

(7.2" flat monitor designed for use in car but can be used anywhere)

Didn't try out my VGA box thing sorry, but they are about £45+ for a decent Happauge one.
Wed 15/10/03 at 17:17
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"Digging!"
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I just checked mine and its an LG (explanes a lot), so stay way clear of LG ones.
Wed 15/10/03 at 17:14
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"Digging!"
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My advice about TV Tuners is get a good one made by a good company such as Hauppauge. I have a TV card that came with my PC and it is a naff one from Taiwan which jams my pc if it is used for more than about 5-10 mins. Oh, and remeber if you get an OME you'll need software like InterVideo WinDVR or similar.
Wed 15/10/03 at 16:12
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that was probably me, I wanted it to record and upload replays onto my website, I have an external USB one, it only has an RF input and I'm sure although it records fine in real time it was a bit jumpy when actually trying to play a game on it.

Will try it tonight as I'm nice like that.
Wed 15/10/03 at 15:37
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"bing bang bong"
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You could possibly get a PCMCIA TV-tuner - someone on here was asking about one a while ago. I can't remember who, and I don't think they were very successful :O/
Wed 15/10/03 at 14:49
Regular
"Chavez, just hush.."
Posts: 11,080
Say I wanted to play my Gamecube on my laptop, how would I go by doing it?

I'm thinking there might be an external USB thingy allowing me to connect the 3 scart connection thingys (very technical!) but I'm not too sure...

Is there a way of doing it or not?

Had a look around already, I found a USB TV tuner that might work but that's about it...

Thanks.

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