Hey does anyone know what cord you're supposed to use to play Xbox on your PC?
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Hey does anyone know what cord you're supposed to use to play Xbox on your PC?
r_chap30
I'm not sure what you mean!?
Are you talking about using a PC monitor with an Xbox? Or are you talking about running XBox games on a PC?
Second, are you talking about an XBox or an XBox360?
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Hey does anyone know what cord you're supposed to use to play Xbox on your PC?
Mazoch
I'm not sure what you mean!?
Are you talking about using a PC monitor with an Xbox? Or are you talking about running XBox games on a PC?
Second, are you talking about an XBox or an XBox360?
Playing xbox 360 on a PC moniter.The Xbox 360 VGA cable is what you're looking for. Those are the official ones, you can get cheaper ones on eBay.
In that case you would need a PCMCIA capture card, but it won't be in high def...Not when you're using a laptop...
r_chap30
Nowadays most pc monitors are just another LCD display, the same thing you watch your television, dvds, console games on. Although you do need the special VGA or DVI adaptor cable because MS is greedy and designed the Xbox to use a nonstandard connector and insist you having to buy their MS cable to play on your monitor.
The Laptop VGA is output, not input, so it won't work like that.So I can't even do this with a laptop? I thought I have a VGA port in the back,
r_chap30
You are going to need some sort of capture card, you have a VGA port on the laptop, but it for output only. Even if you do get a card, its not going to work for gaming, there will be a processing delay between what the Xbox outputs and what gets displayed on the laptops screen. The capture card doesnt output directly to the screen, it sends it to the laptop and it has to actually "think" about what it is going to display. I saw this is action a few years back when a friend bought a new Toshiba with video input, it made just enough of a delay to make the games unplayable.
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