MAGfest 2012

Zach and Nick take you with them on their tour of MAGfest 2012.

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[NineNotesKnives]

@Zorro3k6 alright thanks! That really does help a lot, I really appreciate it. You and MasterSoulWarrior really helped me out, though, I hope you won't take offense if I don't subscribe at first, I am once I get a personal one, so it won't be a mix, but I will subscribe once I do, also MasterSoulWarrior started up his Pokemon blue lp again, gonna go check that out, later!

[Zorro3k6]

@NineNotesKnives You're welcome. I won't be offended. I don't ask people to subscribe. If they want to subscribe, they will. I'd rather have them subscribe because they like my videos than me asking them to. Let me know if you need anymore help. Yeah, I saw he got started again. I'll watch it later as well. Good luck!

[NineNotesKnives]

@Zorro3k6 huh? I thought yours was an internal, it looks like one I think. Where is it you put it to record? That's what I'm asking

[Zorro3k6]

@NineNotesKnives No, it's not an internal card. If you look at it on Amazon, you will see it has it's own casing. Meaning the circuit isn't out in the open like it is for the internal card. It has it's own case and power source. I put it on my desk and connect it to my laptop via USB. The recording is taken care of by the software that comes with it. That's what I talking about earlier with external cards being available to use on Desktop computers and Laptops.

[Zorro3k6]

@NineNotesKnives Also, another little note about mine is that when you look at the picture, it's way too big to fit in a computer. Look up pictures of internal capture cards and you will see a big difference. Internal ones show the logic board and have unique ports to fit onto the mother board of a computer. External ones don't show the circuits and only have ports that won't connect directly to the mother board. Like USB for example, lol.

[NineNotesKnives]

@Zorro3k6 your not insulting me, it probably was me, but I'm talking about the dazzle software not working. Also, how do you install the actual capture card into a laptop, that's what I was asking about, plus vista does suck.

[Zorro3k6]

@NineNotesKnives You see laptops are just motherboards with chips sets built in to run like an actual graphics card and stuff. There is no way you can use an internal capture card on a laptop. As for Dazzle, I've only seen external ones and assumed that's what you have. If it isn't, then sorry you'll have to buy an external one. The capture card I use is an external. It connects USB and you just run the installation disc on the computer. That's what an external Dazzle should do.

[Zorro3k6]

@NineNotesKnives Wait a sec. Are you talking about physically installing the hardware into a computer? I thought you were referring to an external capture card. See there's the internal which you actually put in your computer and there's the external one which just connects through USB. Now I don't know what you are planning to do with your Dazzle now or what type you have, but if you are going to use an internal one, then I'm sorry. You can't install that in a Laptop.

[Zorro3k6]

@NineNotesKnives The only difference between a Desktop computer and a Laptop is that the Laptop is portable and so the hardware is different. But the software is the same. So if you can install software to the desktop, you can install it to a laptop.