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<blockquote data-quote="HazelrahFiver" data-source="post: 917659" data-attributes="member: 130750">Hello again, I have another question, more of an issue this time.Short background story: Hauppauge is purchased and set up - had no problems there.&nbsp; I am attempting to record footage off of my PS3.Here's the issue.&nbsp; When using the PS3 option(top) the output is a format of .M2TS (and also, when selecting the PC option(middle) the output format is .TS, and the 360 option(bottom) is .MP4).Now, MP4 would be preferred, except that these files will NOT play back correctly once recorded.&nbsp; I couldn't begin to explain why, they are choppy and definitely unwatchable.&nbsp; The other two formats present no problems, except they are first off, smaller resolution sizes.&nbsp; A bigger problem still is that it seems almost impossible to convert them.&nbsp; I did so with third-party software that has formerly never failed me, and the videos were once again choppy.&nbsp; Using the converter that comes with the Hauppauge is like being punched in the face - the files don't have sound and have an incredibly small resolution.&nbsp;Another strange issue I'm noticing, and don't understand at all, is that me ArcSoft media seems to be a different version, or out of date, compared to videos I watch on youtube.&nbsp; My options aren't listed as PS3, PC, and Xbox, so I am actually guessing at the names currently.&nbsp;Any ideas?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HazelrahFiver, post: 917659, member: 130750"] Hello again, I have another question, more of an issue this time. Short background story: Hauppauge is purchased and set up - had no problems there. I am attempting to record footage off of my PS3. Here's the issue. When using the PS3 option(top) the output is a format of .M2TS (and also, when selecting the PC option(middle) the output format is .TS, and the 360 option(bottom) is .MP4). Now, MP4 would be preferred, except that these files will NOT play back correctly once recorded. I couldn't begin to explain why, they are choppy and definitely unwatchable. The other two formats present no problems, except they are first off, smaller resolution sizes. A bigger problem still is that it seems almost impossible to convert them. I did so with third-party software that has formerly never failed me, and the videos were once again choppy. Using the converter that comes with the Hauppauge is like being punched in the face - the files don't have sound and have an incredibly small resolution. Another strange issue I'm noticing, and don't understand at all, is that me ArcSoft media seems to be a different version, or out of date, compared to videos I watch on youtube. My options aren't listed as PS3, PC, and Xbox, so I am actually guessing at the names currently. Any ideas? [/QUOTE]

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