To record opening and closing logos from a TV, use an HDMI capture card connected to your TV and a computer with screen recording software like OBS Studio, Wondershare DemoCreator, or EaseUS RecExperts. Alternatively, for Smart TVs, you might be able to record directly to a USB stick. Many Smart TVs with PVR (Personal Video Recorder) capabilities allow you to record TV programs directly to a USB stick. The specific USB version (like 2.0, 3.0, or higher) primarily affects data transfer speed, with higher versions offering faster recording and playback. While USB 3.0 or higher is generally recommended for optimal performance, even USB 2.0 can work if your TV supports it. The key is that your Smart TV has the built-in recording feature and is compatible with the USB drive.
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To record opening and closing logos from a TV, use an HDMI capture card connected to your TV and a computer with screen recording software like OBS Studio, Wondershare DemoCreator, or EaseUS RecExperts. Alternatively, for Smart TVs, you might be able to record directly to a USB stick.
Many Smart TVs with PVR (Personal Video Recorder) capabilities allow you to record TV programs directly to a USB stick. The specific USB version (like 2.0, 3.0, or higher) primarily affects data transfer speed, with higher versions offering faster recording and playback. While USB 3.0 or higher is generally recommended for optimal performance, even USB 2.0 can work if your TV supports it. The key is that your Smart TV has the built-in recording feature and is compatible with the USB drive.
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