skytoast
Videomaster
It looks like that device is simply that.. just a standalone video transfer box which allows you to send a composite SD video signal via USB to some storage device, like an external hard drive. I take it it encodes video on the fly all without a computer. What kind of quality you're gonna get I have no idea. It's odd though, they didnt include some way to monitor what you plan to record. I guess you would need to have 2 outputs and in your case if you're capturing from PS3 with this device, you'll need a splitter.
BTW, you wont be be able to capture any signal from the PS3 via HDMI (without modification) because the PS3 HDMI out is HDCP encrypted. So for HD, you're stuck with RGB component or composite/S-video for SD.
BTW, you wont be be able to capture any signal from the PS3 via HDMI (without modification) because the PS3 HDMI out is HDCP encrypted. So for HD, you're stuck with RGB component or composite/S-video for SD.