Sega Saturn Capture - Revision history

Mr. K: /* A word of caution */

2014-05-27T19:41:29Z

‎A word of caution

Mr. K at 18:46, 27 May 2014

2014-05-27T18:46:10Z

Mr. K at 18:43, 27 May 2014

2014-05-27T18:43:29Z

Mr. K: Created page with "== Console Information == Image:SegaSaturn.jpg
{| class="wikitable" |+Sega Saturn |- |'''Resolution''' |240 |- |'''A/V Outputs''' |S-video,Composite, RF, SCART |}"

2014-05-27T18:40:56Z

Created page with "== Console Information == Image:SegaSaturn.jpg <br /> {| class="wikitable" |+Sega Saturn |- |'''Resolution''' |240 |- |'''A/V Outputs''' |S-video,Composite, RF, SCART |}"

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== Console Information ==
[[Image:SegaSaturn.jpg]] <br />
{| class="wikitable"
|+Sega Saturn
|-
|'''Resolution'''
|240
|-
|'''A/V Outputs'''
|S-video,Composite, RF, SCART
|}

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	== A word of caution ==		== A word of caution ==
−	The Sega Saturn outputs a video signal that is 240 lines of resolution. Recording this should not be a problem for most standard definition capture devices (one that only has composite/S-Video inputs) or a DVD recorder. You may run into problems if you are using a capture device that is designed to record high definition footage to try and record video from your ~~NES~~. Most high definition video capture devices do not support video resolutions that are this low. Unless your high definition capture device explicitly lists support for 240 lines of resolution, it is safe to assume that it will not be able to record video from the Sega Saturn and you will need a standard definition capture device to record the footage. Our [https://kb.speeddemosarchive.com/New_Recording_Devices#Capture_Devices_List list of capture devices] includes which devices support 240 lines of resolution.	+	The Sega Saturn outputs a video signal that is 240 lines of resolution. Recording this should not be a problem for most standard definition capture devices (one that only has composite/S-Video inputs) or a DVD recorder. You may run into problems if you are using a capture device that is designed to record high definition footage to try and record video from your console. Most high definition video capture devices do not support video resolutions that are this low. Unless your high definition capture device explicitly lists support for 240 lines of resolution, it is safe to assume that it will not be able to record video from the Sega Saturn and you will need a standard definition capture device to record the footage. Our [https://kb.speeddemosarchive.com/New_Recording_Devices#Capture_Devices_List list of capture devices] includes which devices support 240 lines of resolution.

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 == A word of caution ==
 The Sega Saturn outputs a video signal that is 240 lines of resolution.  Recording this should not be a problem for most standard definition capture devices (one that only has composite/S-Video inputs) or a DVD recorder.  You may run into problems if you are using a capture device that is designed to record high definition footage to try and record video from your NES.   Most high definition video capture devices do not support video resolutions that are this low.  Unless your high definition capture device explicitly lists support for 240 lines of resolution, it is safe to assume that it will not be able to record video from the Sega Saturn and you will need a standard definition capture device to record the footage.  Our [https://kb.speeddemosarchive.com/New_Recording_Devices#Capture_Devices_List list of capture devices] includes which devices support 240 lines of resolution.

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		+	== A word of caution ==
		+	The Sega Saturn outputs a video signal that is 240 lines of resolution. Recording this should not be a problem for most standard definition capture devices (one that only has composite/S-Video inputs) or a DVD recorder. You may run into problems if you are using a capture device that is designed to record high definition footage to try and record video from your NES. Most high definition video capture devices do not support video resolutions that are this low. Unless your high definition capture device explicitly lists support for 240 lines of resolution, it is safe to assume that it will not be able to record video from the Sega Saturn and you will need a standard definition capture device to record the footage. Our [https://kb.speeddemosarchive.com/New_Recording_Devices#Capture_Devices_List list of capture devices] includes which devices support 240 lines of resolution.

Sega Saturn Capture - Revision history

Mr. K: /* A word of caution */

Mr. K at 18:46, 27 May 2014

Mr. K at 18:43, 27 May 2014

Mr. K: Created page with "== Console Information == Image:SegaSaturn.jpg {| class="wikitable" |+Sega Saturn |- |'''Resolution''' |240 |- |'''A/V Outputs''' |S-video,Composite, RF, SCART |}"

Mr. K: Created page with "== Console Information == Image:SegaSaturn.jpg
{| class="wikitable" |+Sega Saturn |- |'''Resolution''' |240 |- |'''A/V Outputs''' |S-video,Composite, RF, SCART |}"