Recommended USB capture devices for old consoles?

[drunkninja24]

Hey all, been checking around and reading up, been looking for a capture device that will let me record/stream effectively from my older consoles, preferably by RGB or component of some kind. I realize a lot of devices unfortunately do not support 240p input via component/RGB, but I was curious if there were any decent ones out there in the $100-$150 range that may be able to do so. I did find info on the XCapture-1, but that one is quite pricey

Just curious if anyone had recommendations, thank you!

[Thrill]

PEXHDCAP pretty much the best capture card out at the moment for that sort of stuff. Falls in exactly to your price range to.

[drunkninja24]

PEXHDCAP pretty much the best capture card out at the moment for that sort of stuff. Falls in exactly to your price range to.

Yeah, I saw that one as well, main issue is that it only works on PCI-E. Looking for something USB based since I'd like to be able to do capture and such from my laptop as well.

[Sixfortyfive]

I heard that the Avermedia Live Gamer Portable had 240p support through component patched in at some point, but I haven't tried it.

One external device by Elgato has 240p support, but I can't remember if it's available through component or not.

One nice factor about the XCAPTURE-1 is that it can handle resolution changes (240p/480i) without ruining the capture if you use it's auto-scaling function. Every other capture card I've ever used required manual adjustment on every resolution switch.