Showing posts with label Camcorder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camcorder. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Check Out KJB Security DVR260 Camcorder Sunglasses for $55.50

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KJB Security DVR260 Camcorder Sunglasses Feature

  • 2 GB internal memory, allows up to 5 hours of video recording.
  • Memory slot for extended memory (up to 2GB micro SD card, not included)
  • 1.3 mega pixels pinhole CMOS camera. Internal rechargeable battery 110/220 volt.
  • Charge via USB (cable and AC adapter included). Resolution 320x240 30 fps
  • Plays on most video software. Driver needed for Win 98 and below only.

KJB Security DVR260 Camcorder Sunglasses Overview

For hands free recording use the Camcorder Sunglasses! These stylish sunglasses have a built in camera and DVR with micro switch controls right at your finger tips. This unique camcorder system will view and record what the user sees. Use in any application to record video i.e. sporting events, concerts, school programs or kids ball games. Play back is easy using your PC and almost any video software.


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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

How to Capture and Split your Video Game Footage

How to Capture and Split your Video Game Footage Video Clips. Duration : 7.00 Mins.


This is a video showing you how I capture my very own video game footage. Also I show you how to split the video game signal. ITEMS YOU WILL NEED TO CAPTURE AND SPLIT YOUR VIDEO GAME FOOTAGE MY WAY 1. Computer/Laptop 2. Capture Card or AV USB Capture Device 3. RCA video splitter MALE to FEMALE FEMALE 4. Female Female RCA Adapter 5. Two RCA male male cables OPTIONAL. Mini to audio (a mini plug in to the red and white cables) WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO SPLIT THE VIDEO SIGNAL? It is important to split your video signal because you don't want to be playing your video game on a small screen on your computer if you don't have to. Ideally you would like to play your game on your TV, but still record what you are playing on your computer. To do this you need to split the video game signal. Warnings about splitting video signals!!!!!!!! If you choose to split the video signal so you can play your game on your TV and at the same time record what you are doing on your computer, please note that by splitting the video signal you could loose some of the video quality. In most cases the video may appear to be a little dark on your TV and/or computer. To fix this, make sure that you adjust the brightness settings on your TV and on the software you are using to capture the video so it looks as good. To adjust the brightness on the software that came with the capture card, go under the settings or preferences and click on VIDEO. You can also adjust the volume if you want to. ABOUT CAPTURE ...

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