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samuelrz

Lucario fan
Could someone explain me how to take a screenshot of a gamecube image? Example, take a screenshot of a pokémon in XD (3D)?
I know that, for a GBA, you use roms on your computer, but is there a good way (not a camera) for the GC?


Sorry if the thread isn't in the right place, but if isn't, please move mod... Thanks.
 
Well, there are... ... that kind of games... .... for GameCube too... Or you can take a picture with a digital camera. Lowers quality, but it's legal.

Oh, and this is probably the wrong forum.
 
Thanks. You know where I can find them? (Pokémon XD for comp.)
 
You could always just record some video by hooking up you GC to a Capture Card... thing, and just take screen caps of your video in WMM or something. Someone else could probably elaberate on this further for you.
 
If you have a TV card in your PC you can connect your TV up and since your GameCube's already on it it'll be on your monitor. All of the good programs should let you take a Snapshot.
 
Thanks a lot everybody!
I'll search for a "capture card" or a "TV card".
 
To do it really professionaly you need a special kit which costs a fortune (usually it's purposefully invented by a magazine -- ie) UK's Future Publishing has it's own personal screenshot machine). It allows you to hook up a Gamecube to a computer and you go from there. But it's a little expensive.
 
:-(

I searched on Internet for all your suggestions, but $$$. I think I'll try with a camera.
 
Latios, even if he has a VIVO port, isn't he going to need to buy an S-Video cable for the Gamecube, which is still significant?

Personally, I'd just get a TV-tuner card. Let's see here: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage...t&productCategoryId=cat01054&id=1122654704677

That's the cheapest one I could find. Someone I know has one from the same brand, and the software you get with it is pretty crappy, but it'll work.

Make sure you check up on the system requirements for it! Here's what I recommend for system specs: 2.4Ghz Pentium 4 or Athlon XP (if you have an Athlon 64 you're good), and 512 MB RAM. I'll assume you have a big enough hard drive and good enough graphics and sound for it.

Sorry if you know all this stuff already, but when you're dealing with system specs, you're going to want significantly above the minimum. I'm warning you because if you bought this, and you only had minimum requirements, the video would come out choppy when you use it to record video.
 
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