How to connect PC to a Mac with Easy Cap?

[Box-]

Hello guys, please help me, i'm tired of throwing more money on cables and adapters hoping that they work ... I tried with DVI cable and DVI to VGA adapter, but doesn't work, i see a black screen. I want to know exactly what to buy to be able to see my PC on Mac with Easy Cap.
Please tell me what to do

[DB83]

What exactly are to trying to achieve ? This sounds like the most hair-brained idea I have ever heard.

But let us assune that your PC graphics card supports tv-out over hdmi. Then you need one of these.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HD-HDMI-to-AV-CVBS-RCA-Video-Composite-Converter-TV-PS3-DVD-...#ht_7298wt_938

Then a set of standard rca cables to the easy cap etc.etc.

Assuming then that you get that POS aka easycap to work on a mac.............

[usually_quiet]

Hello guys, please help me, i'm tired of throwing more money on cables and adapters hoping that they work ... I tried with DVI cable and DVI to VGA adapter, but doesn't work, i see a black screen. I want to know exactly what to buy to be able to see my PC on Mac with Easy Cap.
Please tell me what to do

If I understand you correctly, you want to capture or watch your PC screen on a Mac? If so return the EasyCap to the store where you bought it and save your money for a more suitable capture device. You really need something that can capture at least 720p 60fps video.
http://www.elgato.com/gaming/game-capture-hd
http://www.hauppauge.com/site/products/data_hdpvr2-gaming.html


An EasyCap will not do a good job, even assuming you have one of the rare EasyCap products which comes with OSX drivers and compatible capture/viewer software. (OSX-compatible drivers and software are not available for all of the devices sold as an EasyCap.) Today's PC displays are usually high definition progressive 16:9 video devices. An EasyCap will only give you interlaced standard definition 4:3 video, which means text will be unreadable and much detail will be lost.

[Clockwork]

If you just want to "see" what's on your PC from your Mac, like viewing the PC desktop in an open window, maybe a remote desktop connection is what you're after.