What's the best Capture Card for vidya?
What's the best Capture Card for vidya?
Adrian Hernandez
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Kayden Ortiz
install gentoo
Austin Kelly
installed it then uninstalled it due to being shit
whats next
Ethan Carter
reinstall gentoo
Adrian Lopez
i have one of those chink pieces of shit
they get the job done well enough for cheap enough
Daniel Taylor
Bumping this post, want to know too.
Cooper Turner
>t. incel
If you had bought an AMD processor this wouldn't be a problem you mong.
Elijah Gray
Joseph Ramirez
aja kona 5
Isaac Davis
Elgato Game Capture HD60 Pro has a max bitrate of 60 Mbps
Ryder Williams
Just waiting (tm) for zen 2 which will be another year. A capture card will have to suffice until then. Fuck off amd shills and suggest capture cards
Henry Gutierrez
I prefer to use a standalone VHS camera pointed at the screen. Makes editing easier.
Levi Baker
stay away from elgato. go with avermedia:
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Jacob Thompson
kek, ancient. 144hz monitors are standard by now
Julian Gutierrez
this, i have one too
Ryan Allen
Anyone know any good HDMI splitters that are good for removing HDCP?
I can't seem to find a good one for 4k/60fps.
Joseph Sanders
>144hz monitors are standard by now
yeah but no games are 144fps for console. no tv shows are 144fps either.
the monitor being 144hz is completely pointless for capturing
Levi Wood
get a faster cpu
or use your gpu
capture cards are only good if you want to mirror the data to a seperate computer where again, a better cpu is needed to render.
Angel Brown
install gentoo and use a magewell
Adrian Peterson
AMD gpu
Brody Reed
Is that toenail hotsauce man?
Parker Wood
wait, can you capture video from a console(nintendo switch) without the need for a capture card?
why are people recommending gpus?
Brody Williams
nvidia nvenc encoding
Jackson Thompson
>wait, can you capture video from a console(nintendo switch) without the need for a capture card?
no
>why are people recommending gpus?
because they are probably assuming the setup is gaming pc to encoding pc
which is a weird assumption, but apparently this is the pc gaymur crowd and all
Wyatt Clark
Hey Phil
Bentley Hughes
>just waiting (tm)
You are this Braindead™
Jaxon Lopez
>which is a weird assumption
It's a very common setup for popular streamers, a separate stream hosting PC with a capture card.
It actually has nothing to do with performance though, they do it so the stream is never interrupted, in case of game issues or full PC lock ups or required reboots or games that use exclusive fullscreen and make multi-monitor use a pain. Twitch viewers have crazy ADHD problems, a streamer needing to go offline for 10 seconds to reboot their NVMe equipped PC will still lose like 40% of their vieweship for the night. The second that Offline pops the spergs all just close the tab.
Evan Taylor
This is actually the best thread for me to ask this
I was looking at the Avermedia Live Extreme and I like that I can find that fucker for $100 used but I'm weary about the component input b/c i have some S-Video sources and don't want to spend additional money on sketchy S-Video to YPbPr converters.
The next best thing I've seen is the StarTech USB 3 Capture card, which has HDMI, DVI-I and multi-AV inputs but *no* pass-thru. Meaning I'd have to invest in HDMI splitters and Component splitters (not Composite or S-Video b/c I can just pass thru from my PVM) and this one is $180.
Idk what to do lads.
Landon Miller
AMD brainlets have no idea what capture cards are even for
Jackson Hughes
No GNU/Linux drivers.
Landon Lewis
capture cards wont work in Linux
Alexander Bell
Depends on the driver. Some do.
Thomas Johnson
>*no* pass-thru.
non-negotiable dealbreaker
Josiah Scott
There's one good brand: Magewell