Hacking Can you record Vita Gameplay ?

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So i want to do a LETS play series for my channel but CAN YOI ACTUALLY record vita live gameplay?

Btw my vita is latest ofw and not hacked in any form!
 

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So ps vita methood seems best for me but can you run me through the prrocess of streaming?


Does ps tv work with all Tvs?
Will it record vita gameplay and then let me upload it or is live stream only?
What ps vita games are currently compatible?for recording?using ps tv?
What additonal things will i need?

Thanks


get playstation TV (Sony store has it cheap $19.99 for now) and a capture card that can bypass hdcp and you should be good to go


or hard mod the vita
or cap with a cam over you shoulder

Also do i need to have wifi at home to connect vita and ps tv?

How much is a graphics card? Links would be great
 

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Let me try to sum up what you have to do:

First, you need to buy a PSTV, which is rather cheap.

A PSTV is basically a Vita with an HDMI out instead out a screen and Bluetooth to connect with PS3/4 controllers rather than having buttons on it. It can't run all Vita apps/games, for further information about which games it can/can't play see these pages:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_PlayStation_Vita_games
http://vitareviews.net/playstation-tv-compatible-games-north-america/
If you have experience with capturing videos from HDMI then you should know the rest.
If you don't, you're just gonna need an HDMI recorder/capture device, ten seconds of google gave me those two
http://www.amazon.com/Elgato-Capture-PlayStation-gameplay-1080p/dp/B00840353W
http://www.amazon.com/JIAFENG-100-Digital-blue-Ray-Recorder-PlayStation/dp/B00KVCGV5K
I'd advice further research before getting one.

Edit: if you aren't in a hurry, I'd also advice waiting for one that supports HEVC/H.265 encoding, which if you don't know basically doubles the video files compression rate (halves the size) while having the same video quality. Some people might say that won't be happening anytime soon, but with Microsoft, Apple, Google, AMD, nVidia, and Intel supporting HEVC/H.265 in their latest releases, I doubt it'll take too long before it becomes the norm.
 
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