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There is some programs that can make the headphone line in, but it's too confusing so ill rather wait for the update since I don't need the capture board right now.

well, all I'd need is an actual driver for mac, because there are programs like Videoglide that are capable of capture of audio and video from USB devices.

so, my question is: Will the current driver work with Mac (I'm guessing not), or will I have to be really patient to get one?

No, it's a Windows driver. It won't work. I think trying to port the capture app is the wrong way to go about it. I would try to add support for the board in some other video capture driver instead (like this for example) and use some other software for recording.

That would work nicely, then. if you added support for the capture board to a generic driver like that, then I am pretty sure that the Videoglide software I use would be able to recognize it.

heck, I may keep my current 3DS XL (After I get a Pikachu one for my primary portable playing pleasure) just to get the board installed on it (unless the 3DS XL doesn't have enough space in it to put a specialized board in, as I saw you mentioning space as a factor for making a Wii U Gamepad capture board).

the fact that it's not Mac-compatible is discouraging, as I REALLY want to Let's Play "Super Robot Taisen OG Saga: Endless Frontier".

So you're saying that the capture boards installed now won't be able to work with mac cam? If it is possible to get them to work there in the near future, that would be great! Good thing I don't have mine yet and hopefully it will be soon

can i record on my windows computer then send it to my mac book pro to edit it? and how can i do that if it is possible.

Use your eyes.

I mean, you can Record on Windows, boot to OS X, and drag your file from Windows to OS X, using Finder.
If that doesn't work, use a USB Stick.

I just got an idea: Why not have the capture board able to use A/V composite outputs? that way, it'd be compatible with ALL capture equipment and software. Though it would be difficult, it'd certainly be less difficult than re-programming the drivers and software.

But that's so low quality, it's like going from 2013 to 1823.

can i record on my mac computer then use a usb stick, but im wondering if the file size will be so large and if its small will converting it lower the quality of the video. .