Hardware Any website to purchase high definition capture device for 3DS?

[kenio8185]

I know that if there's a website that does it, it's probably going to be in the hundreds of dollars, but that's fine for me. I know of this website:
http://3dscapture.com/

However, that only goes up to 480p, so it's not what I'm looking for. Does anyone else know of another group of people who have figured out how to do it at 720p?

With that said, I'm not sure what quality the games are themselves and I'm having a hard time figuring it out. If they're only at 480, then the website above is alright. If they're higher, then I want higher.

Also, same question but for the Playstation Vita?

 

[loco365]

I don't even think that the 3DS can go any higher than 480p. The 3DS Capture device you linked is about as good as you'll get for now.

 

[Devin]

I've seen videos captured from the Vita on Youtube that use his capture boards that are in 720p so assume they do.

 

[Rydian]

I've seen videos captured from the Vita on Youtube that use his capture boards that are in 720p so assume they do.

Were the videos a single screen at a time, or both? Got a link so I can pull and examine it?

 

[Devin]

Were the videos a single screen at a time, or both? Got a link so I can pull and examine it?

Both, I thought the Vita only had one screen.



Click the cog of course, and select 720p.

EDIT: You may have to go to the video's youtube page, and click 720p there.

 

[Rydian]

Oh, right, Vita, didn't register that part, my bad.

Whether it's really 720 individual pixels of vertical resolution or the native 540 scaled up, I'm too lazy to check.

 

[Foxi4]

3dscapture captures video at the 3DS's native resolution, no?

These guys do the same thing, except also for the PSVita.

http://www.3dsvideocapture.com/

 

[FireGrey]

If you want to go anything above the 3DS's native resolution I suggest you put it through a video editor once you've filmed it.

 

[Foxi4]

If you want to go anything above the 3DS's native resolution I suggest you put it through a video editor once you've filmed it.

Because ungodly stretching is where it's at.

 

[beta4attack]

What is the native resolution of the 3DS, anyway? I have always wondered that.

 

[Foxi4]

What is the native resolution of the 3DS, anyway? I have always wondered that.

800x240 for the top screen in 2D Mode (for the rendered parts only, the non-rendered GUI's are 400x240 at all times), effectively 400x240 when in 3D mode (two 400x240 images interlaced), 320x240 for the bottom screen.

 

[beta4attack]

800x240 for the top screen in 2D Mode (for the rendered parts only, the non-rendered GUI's are 400x240 at all times), effectively 400x240 when in 3D mode (two 400x240 images interlaced), 320x240 for the bottom screen.

Oh, okay, thanks a lot As for the output resolution quality, or whatever its called? (240p, 360p or 480p)

 

[Foxi4]

Oh, okay, thanks a lot As for the output resolution quality, or whatever its called? (240p, 360p or 480p)

It's non-standard and thus hard to classify. Aprox. 360p, which is 480×360 (4:3) or 640×360 (16:9).

 

[beta4attack]

It's non-standard and thus hard to classify. Aprox. 360p, which is 480×360 (4:3) or 640×360 (16:9).

Oh, I see. Good to finally know! Thanks for the info!

 

[setsuya]

Just to clarify a little point...

There's no such thing as an 800x240 resolution in 2D mode. 2D mode is still 400x240, the difference in 3D is that it renders two 400x240 images at the same time instead of only one. The 3DS doesn't split the image in half vertically, it's two separate ones...