Hacking Is it possibile for a homebrew to take shots of video output... ?

[Netux]

...and save them to an SD card or send them through the internet?
Basically reading the screens and doing stuff with that data, or do we need IOSU for that?

 

[YugamiSekai]

...and save them to an SD card or send them through the internet?
Basically reading the screens and doing stuff with that data, or do we need IOSU for that?

If you mean pictures, USendMii can do that already, of you mean Video then we need IOSU.

 

[DarkFlare69]

It is more possible than the 3DS. People said we'd never get video output on that, but we already have 45+ FPS in most games.

With an IOSU exploit, it should be possible, But capture cards are cheap nowadays so people probably wont have interest in this.

 

[Netux]

I mean video, so, e.g: for recording what you're playing.
Thanks for the answers!

 

[TotalInsanity4]

It is more possible than the 3DS. People said we'd never get video output on that, but we already have 45+ FPS in most games.

With an IOSU exploit, it should be possible, But capture cards are cheap nowadays so people probably wont have interest in this.

60FPS HDMI ones aren't, unfortunately. This is something I've been interested in from the early days of Wii U homebrew

 

[DarkFlare69]

60FPS HDMI ones aren't, unfortunately. This is something I've been interested in from the early days of Wii U homebrew

I got a 1080p one that records at 30FPS for $30 (USD). I had test videos on youtube but deleted them because of copyright infringements. I might do another one later.

 

[BullyWiiPlaza]

The Wii U is a weak machine and cannot just send the HD video and be fine while running the game. It will lag behind and never catch up to the current state. Just buy a capture card if you really care about recording anything in a "proper" way (not using a camera).

 

[TotalInsanity4]

I got a 1080p one that records at 30FPS for $30 (USD). I had test videos on youtube but deleted them because of copyright infringements. I might do another one later.

Which brand/model is it?

 

[DarkFlare69]

Which brand/model is it?

For that price, it's generic, but I hardly think that matters as long as it records in good quality and works.

 

[TotalInsanity4]

For that price, it's generic, but I hardly think that matters as long as it records in good quality and works.

Oh, was it one of those red PCI-E ones on eBay?

 

[DarkFlare69]

Oh, was it one of those red PCI-E ones on eBay?

it was blue, but yeah