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#1 RoyalWCheese

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Well I got this insane Quintiple nade, at the start of the round while I was playing Plunder the other day, and I was wondering is there any way I can upload that gameplay to Youtube or save it to my PS3's memory so I can put it on a USB stick ? Because if not I am dissapoint son. :)

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when at the cinema mode toggle the level where that happen, then "protect" it. You have to upload it yourself but by protecting the game it insures it staying on your U2 thing forever.

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#3 RoyalWCheese

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when at the cinema mode toggle the level where that happen, then "protect" it. You have to upload it yourself but by protecting the game it insures it staying on your U2 thing forever.
Melpoe

So its possible ???

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#4 ExoticAnimal

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[QUOTE="Melpoe"]
when at the cinema mode toggle the level where that happen, then "protect" it. You have to upload it yourself but by protecting the game it insures it staying on your U2 thing forever.
RoyalWCheese

So its possible ???

Only way is if you have a recording device such as a phone.

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#5 RoyalWCheese

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How do you upload it yourself then ? Do you have to have an Hauppage HD PVR or a Easy Cap Capture Card or something :(

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How do you upload it yourself then ? Do you have to have an Hauppage HD PVR or a Easy Cap Capture Card or something :(
RoyalWCheese

Unfortunately, yes you need a capture card, or something else that you can use to record the video directly from your TV and make it into an audio file. A DVD recorder might work... You just record that stuff into a re-writable DVD and record it from the DVD into your computer. I'd be making loads of machinimas if I didn't need it :P

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#7 RoyalWCheese

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[QUOTE="RoyalWCheese"]
How do you upload it yourself then ? Do you have to have an Hauppage HD PVR or a Easy Cap Capture Card or something :(
Guaracy-

Unfortunately, yes you need a capture card, or something else that you can use to record the video directly from your TV and make it into an audio file. A DVD recorder might work... You just record that stuff into a re-writable DVD and record it from the DVD into your computer. I'd be making loads of machinimas if I didn't need it :P

Yeah, it's a shame you can't even save them to your hard drive though.....

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[QUOTE="Guaracy-"][QUOTE="RoyalWCheese"]
How do you upload it yourself then ? Do you have to have an Hauppage HD PVR or a Easy Cap Capture Card or something :(
RoyalWCheese

Unfortunately, yes you need a capture card, or something else that you can use to record the video directly from your TV and make it into an audio file. A DVD recorder might work... You just record that stuff into a re-writable DVD and record it from the DVD into your computer. I'd be making loads of machinimas if I didn't need it :P

Yeah, it's a shame you can't even save them to your hard drive though.....

You do, actually. The thing is, you can't convert them from the cinema files from Uncharted 2 (which require the machinima tool from U2 to view) to a regular video file, like .avi and .mp4, like Black Ops does. Black Ops has a little "record" button in which you record the screen which you are filming in the theatre, then make it into a regular video.

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#9 RoyalWCheese

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[QUOTE="Guaracy-"][QUOTE="RoyalWCheese"][QUOTE="Guaracy-"] Unfortunately, yes you need a capture card, or something else that you can use to record the video directly from your TV and make it into an audio file. A DVD recorder might work... You just record that stuff into a re-writable DVD and record it from the DVD into your computer. I'd be making loads of machinimas if I didn't need it :P

Yeah, it's a shame you can't even save them to your hard drive though.....

You do, actually. The thing is, you can't convert them from the cinema files from Uncharted 2 (which require the machinima tool from U2 to view) to a regular video file, like .avi and .mp4, like Black Ops does. Black Ops has a little "record" button in which you record the screen which you are filming in the theatre, then make it into a regular video.

Ya but I heard you can only record 30 seconds or so with Black Ops, is that true ? Because I would buy Black Ops just to make machinima, if you could record for longer.... Or possibly merge videos together ...

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[QUOTE="RoyalWCheese"][QUOTE="Guaracy-"][QUOTE="RoyalWCheese"] Yeah, it's a shame you can't even save them to your hard drive though.....

You do, actually. The thing is, you can't convert them from the cinema files from Uncharted 2 (which require the machinima tool from U2 to view) to a regular video file, like .avi and .mp4, like Black Ops does. Black Ops has a little "record" button in which you record the screen which you are filming in the theatre, then make it into a regular video.

Ya but I heard you can only record 30 seconds or so with Black Ops, is that true ? Because I would buy Black Ops just to make machinima, if you could record for longer.... Or possibly merge videos together ...

You can record as long as you like. Only 30 seconds in one push of the "record" button, but you can record 30 secs, then pan out the camera or switch to a different angle and just continue from where you left off :)

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