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While the Roxio Game Capture HD pro comes with a USB cable, you’ll need to supply an extra HDMI cable yourself as well as a component cable that is crucial to recording anything from the Playstation 3 as Sony’s last generation machine doesn’t support direct HDMI capture. The big stumbling block here is the lack of supplied cables, something that we were actually really surprised to see, considering the main competitors of the Roxio come complete with everything you need to get going. As with other capture devices you simply connect a HDMI cable between the Roxio and your TV, with a second from your console of choice to the Roxio, finishing with a USB cable to hook the Roxio to your PC. We started our tests with the Xbox 360 and PS3 to see if it could handle these standard last-gen consoles and the results were great. Streaming is also possible with the Roxio machine.

That marks another missed opportunity as there aren’t many options on the market for the retro gamer, looking to produce content. Standard definition is also supported but unfortunately with no direct composite support, you won’t be able to plug in any retro machines to this capture device. The good news here is that yes, it’s easy to use and can capture video in a range of 720p, 1080p/60fps, 1080p/30fps through both HDMI and component cables. Roxio’s latest offering could look like something from the Arc of the Covenant for all anyone would care, as long as it delivered the best capture quality out there, but does it? Let’s not kid ourselves though, performance is what really counts. See also: PS4 vs Xbox One Roxio Game Capture HD Pro – Performance Rather nice 340g, which goes some way to making up for its ugly The Roxio Game Capture HD Pro weighs almost nothing, coming in at a Of capture devices, easy transportation was thankfully a key factor as Whatever the design team were thinking when creating this frankenstein

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A stark difference when compared to the sleek pebble that is the Elgato HD 60, or the colourful and lightweight AVermedia Live Gamer Portable offering. It’s an unflattering rectangular box with the Roxio logo ungracefully emblazoned all over it while connections and ports worm their way out of the sides to create a cheap look. In the beauty pageant of tech, the Roxio Game Capture HD Pro will not be winning any awards and in all honesty will place dead last. Well, the short answer is that while it works pretty much as you would expect, it’s a bit of a step down in quality for many reasons.