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Hardware > Any AV-out cartridge?

#137463 - spalnndsstest - Sun Aug 12, 2007 2:00 am

i see in youtube and in lot of websites that made video-reviews
that the video they show is at full quality, not recording the video from a NDS that play the game, so my question is,

how they do it? DS Emulators usually don't work, and i never saw a cartridge to allow AV-out to record the game in full quality.

something like that:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=vPLpOW6mu9E

#137466 - Lick - Sun Aug 12, 2007 2:32 am

Some of those websites use material provided by the game studios...
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#137487 - tepples - Sun Aug 12, 2007 11:57 am

The "Nitro Capture" unit is available to established video game journalists.
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#137490 - kusma - Sun Aug 12, 2007 1:37 pm

Is there no commercial solution for the NDS similar to the GBA2TV or the GBA TV Transverter?

#137504 - spalnndsstest - Sun Aug 12, 2007 7:48 pm

seems no kusma
but you can use GBA tv tunner in your NDS. That will allow you win "tv-in" to your NDS, (just that)


so the hardware they use is called Nitro Capture ds, nice to know that info!
seems is just available thru nintendo to journalistes and price is about 1000$,

here it is the big box:

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#137505 - dantheman - Sun Aug 12, 2007 7:54 pm

I seem to recall a product like that long ago that attached to the top screen and used a camera to capture the image, which it output to a TV screen. A similar one was made for the PSP as well. Don't remember anything else about it other than the fact that the PSP and DS ones were mentioned in the same article.

Not exactly a TV-out of course, but I guess it worked somewhat.

#137520 - spalnndsstest - Sun Aug 12, 2007 10:05 pm

but no one sell ez flash in shops,
that's the main problem for me ( i dont like buy online, i don't like pay cost delivery)

#137535 - tepples - Mon Aug 13, 2007 2:31 am

[sarcasm=mild]
If you don't like having to pay for delivery, then get a laptop computer. The majority of laptops come with built-in TV output, and you can buy them, along with everything needed for running homebrew apps, in brick and mortar stores.
[/sarcasm]

But for me, the price of delivery is often less than bus fare plus time off work.
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#137546 - kusma - Mon Aug 13, 2007 8:31 am

spalnndsstest wrote:
but no one sell ez flash in shops,
that's the main problem for me ( i dont like buy online, i don't like pay cost delivery)

Wrong thread?

#137551 - keldon - Mon Aug 13, 2007 11:22 am

spalnndsstest wrote:
but no one sell ez flash in shops,
that's the main problem for me ( i dont like buy online, i don't like pay cost delivery)

I am yet to find stock in stores that is cheaper than paying online with delivery :)

#137558 - jetboy - Mon Aug 13, 2007 12:09 pm

spalnndsstest wrote:
but no one sell ez flash in shops,
that's the main problem for me ( i dont like buy online, i don't like pay cost delivery)


Yes, that is your problem. If you want to make your life harder, please do so, but dont bother us about it. Thank you.
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#137588 - spalnndsstest - Mon Aug 13, 2007 7:52 pm

kusma wrote:
spalnndsstest wrote:
but no one sell ez flash in shops,
that's the main problem for me ( i dont like buy online, i don't like pay cost delivery)

Wrong thread?




you are right, wrong thread.