Hi there
Just a quick question - my laptop, an acer aspire 9300 series has only an output for the display to go to other displays such as a projector, and no other standard inputs for video.
Currently when I hook my Xbox 360 up to my laptop to take screen captures I have to use a PCMCIA slot video card (a generic conexant C8000) which only has a composite or S-Video input which isn't very good quality for the Xbox 360, but I do have the Xbox 360 lead with a VGA monitor input on it which I can hook up to my LCD TV and that provides better quality pictures because I can alter the resolution to fit.
So what I'm wondering is this, is there anyway I can get the VGA signal to input into my laptop via a TV card or something similar?
Thanks in advance for any help/advice![]()
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Depends on what type of TV card you have. If all you have is s-video, then that's what you're stuck with.
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Very few laptops have a video input. You need to buy a TV Tuner, or the Adaptec Gamebridge adapter, which apparently has zero lag.
Other than that, there is no other way to get a video input.
http://www.adaptec.com/en-US/support/Video/prod/AVC-1400/
Laptop VGA input
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by ravenmorpheus, Dec 16, 2007.