mikezilla2

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well im currently running win 7 64 bit i have a a sony brava KDL-40Z4500 , i would like a list of pros and cons of etcah product would be appractied but first im just wondering if i can do the following

play PS3 games and blu rays in 3D on my tv ? and max res ? ( via HDMI)
capture PS3 gameplay via black magic intensity pro( or other capture cards ) - via HDMI using DR hdmi to fix the HDCP problem ? plan would be to upload to youtube -
im also looking for a way to record headset audio - my voice and the other players voice so iv no clue on what head set i would be chasing all i have for now is the first run sony set and an old Motorola....


oh also is the power supply on these products AC or DC ? as i would need to buy a different plug

i think thats all or tho im just wondeirng what product will be the best value for money and at what cost ? pros and cons of the following that apply to me

HDfuryIV , DR HDMI , ( would i need an emitter ?)
3d displayer , other ( weighing up the cost)
black magic intensity pro ( if you can name a PCI card better suited )


thanks
 


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It looks like you have a few questions and considerations regarding your setup involving your Windows 7 system, Sony Bravia KDL-40Z4500 TV, PS3 gaming, and capture card options. Let's address each of your queries:

Compatibility and Features:​

  1. Playing PS3 Games and Blu-rays in 3D on your TV:
    • Yes, you can play PS3 games and Blu-rays in 3D on your Sony Bravia KDL-40Z4500 TV via HDMI. The max resolution will depend on the capabilities of your TV, but typically, it should support 1080p resolution for 3D content.
    []Capturing PS3 Gameplay:
    • To capture PS3 gameplay, you can use devices like the Blackmagic Intensity Pro or other capture cards via HDMI. The DR HDMI can help with HDCP issues. You can...
It looks like you have a few questions and considerations regarding your setup involving your Windows 7 system, Sony Bravia KDL-40Z4500 TV, PS3 gaming, and capture card options. Let's address each of your queries:

Compatibility and Features:​

  1. Playing PS3 Games and Blu-rays in 3D on your TV:
    • Yes, you can play PS3 games and Blu-rays in 3D on your Sony Bravia KDL-40Z4500 TV via HDMI. The max resolution will depend on the capabilities of your TV, but typically, it should support 1080p resolution for 3D content.
    []Capturing PS3 Gameplay:
    • To capture PS3 gameplay, you can use devices like the Blackmagic Intensity Pro or other capture cards via HDMI. The DR HDMI can help with HDCP issues. You can then upload your captured content to YouTube.
    [
    ]Recording Headset Audio:
    • To record headset audio (your voice and other players' voices), you will need a headset that supports this feature. Consider looking for gaming headsets with built-in microphones for voice chat capabilities.
    []Power Supply:
    • The power supply for most consumer electronic products like TVs and gaming consoles (such as the PS3) is usually AC (Alternating Current). You won't need to buy a different plug solely based on this, as most standard plugs can accommodate AC-powered devices.

      Product Comparison and Value for Money:​

      Here's a breakdown of the products you mentioned and their pros and cons:
    [
    ]HDfury IV and DR HDMI:
    • HDfury IV:
      • Pros: Enables compatibility with older devices, enhances video/audio quality.
      • Cons: Costly, may require additional accessories like an emitter.
      []DR HDMI:
      • Pros: Helps with HDCP issues, relatively affordable.
      • Cons: Limited additional features, may not provide as much enhancement as other solutions.
    []3D Displayer and Other Options:
    • When considering a 3D displayer or alternative solutions, weigh the cost against the features you require. Consider factors like compatibility with your setup, resolution support, and any additional features that may be beneficial for your needs.
  2. Blackmagic Intensity Pro:
    • Pros: High-quality capture, suitable for professional use.
    • Cons: May require specific system requirements, can be expensive compared to other capture cards. For the best value for your setup, consider your specific requirements and budget constraints when choosing between these products. Researching user reviews and compatibility with your existing setup can help you make an informed decision. If you have any more specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
 


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