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Question: Does this work with HDMI or not?
Document: The "No delay pass through" that they boast about can only be achieved by changing your TV from "PC" to "Game", if you dont want to get PWNED because of the severe lag.I couldnt get mine to work with my PS3, because it cant use the HDMI.
The day this thing showed up on my door step it never worked. I have it set up correctly however, it sends no output to my HDTV. I've checked all the HDMI cables, component cables and they all work. I don't want to return this, but I will if I have to :(
* Recordings of HDCP/HDMI protected content definitely DOES NOT work. Tested with a Roku3. Every channel, including NASA (which should never have any protection), were unable to be viewed or recorded. Passthru does work if not recording, however. There are ways to to solve this.
I love the quality it displays and how easy it is to work, My one major issue is that when you don't restart your computer at times and you unplug the HDMI IN/HDMI out cable it doesn't work. Other then that I think this is perfect. Remember if your screen goes black just reboot your computer. Good luck.
HDMI + Component) using them both during the capture process seems to cause the intermittent blinking in the picture that was observed and discussed below. The procedure that seems to work for me is to only use my component out (and not the HDMI simultaneously) and relying on the pass through feature of the HD-PVR 1212 if I want to watch while recording.
When I asked him to repeat what he had just said, he would become rude. When we discovered the problem, he acted like I was stupid because their product doesn't do what they say it does.In my case, the problem was the cable box turns off the component video when the HDMI cable is plugged in. Unplugging the HDMI makes the component work again.
The slick, sexy look of it doesn't send a sore to your eye unlike the 1212 PVR I have seen. As far a overheating I have yet to see that happen which is a very good thing.Overall: 4/5 Good work HauppaugeI will inform you guys if my little test with the DVI/HDMI would/wouldn't work.
Had the earlier model that worked with component and it worked like a champ. Wanted to get this one in hopes to reduce the cords. The HDMI connections are great but if you are a MAC user and used EyeTv software in the past, this will not work with EyeTv software. It does come with HDPVR Capture software. It is good but not as good as EyeTV software.
Easy setup works with all kinds of units so long as you use AV or HDMI - recorded Xbox, PS3, Ouya, PC-TV - haven't found anything it won't work with - functions best with a Ram Drive or SSD as the target location on PC especially with high resolution. Experimenting with iSCSI and NAS devices this weekend.
You would think that one of the most basic things that would need to work is picture and sound. Picture was ok but sound would either did not work at all or would go in and out. Not just the pass through but recording as well. I tried different types of HDMI cables and formatting a couple USB Cards differently just to be sure those were not the issue but no luck.
Answer: That depends. If your source device output is licensed for HDMI "recording" (like the XBox), it will work. If you are using a Playstation or a cable box, it will not - you will have to use  component video instead. Not the same quality as HDMI, but still pretty good.