This video was recorded using the Blackmagic HDMI Intensity Pro. Find out more about this product: United States: www.amazon.com United Kingdom: www.amazon.co.uk Test of the Blackmagic Design HDMI Intensity Pro with the Xbox 360 video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 at a resolution of 1920 x 1080i (interlaced). The Blackmagic HDMI Intensity Pro supports HDMI in (source), HDMI out (for viewing on an external monitor / tv), along with a breakout cable for Analog input/output for Component, S-video, Composite Video, and RCA Left/Right Stereo Audio. This card requires a spare PCI-e card on your Windows / Mac desktop computer. Can be used as an internal card, or used externally with a multiple drive RAID setup, or External enclosure (expensive). Please Note: The Xbox 360 ONLY outputs 1080p at 60 FPS and the Intensity Pro does NOT record at 1080p 60FPS. Thoughts: 1. You really want to have a NEWER / fast desktop computer Windows / Mac with plenty of RAM and harddrive space if you are going to install this card internally in your computer. 2. You can use 3rd party software such as GraphEdit or VirtualDUB to record using different codecs (MPEG II) if you have a lower end computer, but the resolution (picture quality) will NOT be as good. 3. You cannot hear the audio while you are recording, unless you output via HDMI to another monitor or split the incoming; HDMI, Optical TOSlink, RCA Stereo audio prior to it going into the Intensity Pro. HOW TO HEAR THE XBOX 360 AUDIO WHEN ...
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