XBOX360 hookup onto a All-in-one desktop computer

[EG6boi]

Is this possible?

I would like to link my XBOX360 with my HP All-in-one desktop computer.

Thanks in advance for the suggestions!

[eblend]

Your computer would need to have a capture card or some sort to do this.

[EG6boi]

What are the chances that my All-in-one will have that?

[EG6boi]

http://reviews.shopping.hp.com/8843/...ws/reviews.htm

This probably makes more sense if I told you what I have lol.

[eblend]

post a model number

[EG6boi]

Model 310-1020

[Grogador]

Some of those TouchSmarts have an HDMI/component input on the top left side corner under a flap. Yours is an el cheapo model and doesn't

[EG6boi]

So there's absolutely no way to hook it up?

[killramos]

The problem with doing something like this is that although there are many ways to do it the only way that will truly work is if the manufacturer has designed support into the hardware. Otherwise the respsOnse times of running an HD video signal through the OS, hardware, and any software you are using will make it impossible to play games since the response times will be horrendous. The only this that would really work would be video since you aren't interacting with it so response time won't matter.

Good Luck!

[EG6boi]

Haha alright, thanks fellow beyonders!

[n1zm0]

Originally posted by eblend
Your computer would need to have a capture card or some sort to do this.

yeah this is the only thing i can think of that will let you do as such, not that expensive for lower end ones but idk how you'll fit it into a Touchsmart, cap cards are usually PCI

[beecue]

No capture card won't work as killramos said, there is too much lag.

[n1zm0]

^ thousands of ppl do it on JTV with consoles everyday?

a baller upload speed helps too obviously

[clem24]

This is why you don't buy an all-in-one...

[EG6boi]

Well I bought an All-in-one not for performance or anything special. Just for aesthetics really. haha