Hacking Will there ever be a screen recorder for wiiu?
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The closest thing is a capture card on a pc. No one is going to make a software solution for a dead console.
Capture cards work fine ice got a avermedia live gamer HD that I don't use anymore and a elgato hd60 pro but a live gamer HD or lite would actually do well if you use a good and cheap solution
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if you want like 1080p 60fps or above then yeah, but anything bellow that is not really that expensive.
"Dead console" (compared to 2013? lol) isn't probably the major reason
Capture cards are plug and play, compared with soldering 16+ pins per screen you want to record, and can be meaningfully reused with other sources or sold
They're also cheaper due to not there being a de facto monopoly on them
You mean screen capture for what shows up on the gamepad, yes? Because it's easy enough to record the HDMI output of the Wii U.
Cheap asses, buy a capture card like a normal person. A software solution would cause lag as well most probably. Maschell already tried this and only "weak" VC games like Shovel Knight ran in full speed. It's not even worth it at all...
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