FLOCKKAVELI wrote Hi, welcome to my first tutorial. In this tutorial I will show you how to record your gameplay on a camera (not just pointing directly onto the screen).

The Quality will be based on your camera/TV

Things you will need :

Composite cable (to connect your camera to your tv)
Xbox 360/PS3
A good Digital Camera (I will be using the Exilim Z75)
A editing program (to edit your clips, duh!)
A tv that has 2 or more AV inputs (older tv's might not have this)
Step 1 :

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Take your composite cable and plug in one end into your camera.

Step 2:

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Plug in your ends of the composite cable (should be Yellow & White)

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Step 3:

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Go to your TV's menu and find an option similiar to "input" where you get to switch to different inputs you have plugged in on your TV. Find the "AV 1" or "AV 2" depends on where you plugged yours.

Step 4:

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Go ahead and turn on your camera and hit "record"

Step 5:

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Hit "input" on your control once again and switch back to the 360's channel.

Step 6:

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Play/record your theatre clips.

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Be sure you have enough memory to record clips. (4gb + is recommended!)

If you do not have a composite cable to connect to your tv, go google "(your camera model) Composite cable"

You can tweak your quality you want to be recorded in the camera settings.

You might need a camera that supports this feature (Most cameras manufactured after the year 2007 will work!)