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Yea i would go for the elgato, so if you want you can commentate your videos.
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Elgato all the way, so much easier HDMI so better quality no need for power 1080p list could go on!
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XLR8 wrote I personally got an HD PVR Gaming Edition and quality is really good on it In My Opinion...But I haven't tried a Elgato yet


Try looking on youtube for quality comparison
im the same I've not tried the elgato yet but the pVR is good
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XLR8 wrote I personally got an HD PVR Gaming Edition and quality is really good on it In My Opinion...But I haven't tried a Elgato yet


Try looking on youtube for quality comparison
im the same I've not tried the elgato yet but the pVR is good


The elgato has better quality (Can record in 1080p)
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Get the Hauppauge HDPVR 1 (Blue) because it's cheaper, records 720p, but you can render the video in 1080p. Here's a video I recorded with my PVR:

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I'd stick with the HD PVR Elgato can be sketchy at times and hasn't been around as long.
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I have a PVR, Works fine for me
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Elgato is HDMI in and HDMI out, so no need for a converter like the HD PVR. Elgato also has it's own software so you can do live commentaries and stream as well.
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FlashYour360 wrote Elgato is HDMI in and HDMI out, so no need for a converter like the HD PVR. Elgato also has it's own software so you can do live commentaries and stream as well.


Now this guy..agreed the elgato is better
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Get the elgato you can go back without even recording, and II think quality looks better than pvr.
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