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General Gaming / RE:Major delay when playing gamecube on computer

« on: February 07, 2006, 04:36:21 PM »

I was using the the Windows Media program...I will look for some other playback program options.

I was also wondering if a cabel exists that would change the S-video end to a D-sub or DVI-I connection that would go directly into my monitor since it does not have the other inputs.

In case you were wondering the video card on this computer is an ATI RADEON XPRESS 200 graphics with 256MB shared video memory.

Thanks for the replies! :-)

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Nintendo Gaming / Delay when playing gamecube on computer

« on: February 07, 2006, 08:18:38 AM »

I hooked my gamecube up to my new HP Pavilion Media Center PC (model m7334n) with a 19" LCD monitor by running a S-video cable and RCA audio cables in the back of the CPU. The games play using my TV tuner and media center but there is major delay preventing normal play. I push buttons to attack and then watch the move happen a couple seconds later. This was amusing for a very short while....is there any way to play my gamecube games normally on the computer without this delay?? Thanks for any help

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General Gaming / Major delay when playing gamecube on computer

« on: February 07, 2006, 08:17:28 AM »

I hooked my gamecube up to my new HP Pavilion Media Center PC (model m7334n) with a 19" LCD monitor by running a S-video cable and RCA audio cables in the back of the CPU. The games play using my TV tuner and media center but there is major delay preventing normal play. I push buttons to attack and then watch the move happen a couple seconds later. This was amusing for a very short while....is there any way to play my gamecube games normally on the computer without this delay?? Thanks for any help