All the wires and pricing.Sorry, it does not work like that. You need a capture card either in the form of the actual device or something called a pci express card. The PCIe card can be placed into your PC to record, but since you have a laptop, there will be no room to do so. Your only option is to buy the capture card (Elgato, HDPVR2 etc).
Just curious, why no capture cards?
Given your set-up, capture cards seem like the only way to go. Elgato currently goes for£117 on Amazon and HDPVR 2 goes for £110.All the wires and pricing.
All the wires and pricing.

Oh yeah, with all the PS4 talk, I forgot the pS3 had HDCP protection... That means OP needs component cables.Lol seriously
For PS3 you need to invest in a capture card(Elgato, Avermedia ect). And besides it won't work in your situation because of the HDCP protection via HDMI on PS3. Only component works.
Instructions not clear. Drowned in potatoes.Use a potato to record your screen. If that doesn't work well, bake it and put sour cream ,cheese and bacon on it. If that still doesn't get you results just eat it.
Not the best option, but if you're desperate this is an alternative. BTW, DJ, is there any time limits of how long you can record per video?You can record your videos with ps3, with it you can upload to youtube, than download with pc and edit them![]()