Video EditingCapture card advice!?
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Hello i am looking at purchasing a capture card and of course Elgato is supposed to be top of the line. But i was curious if anyone had any recommendations or video samples from any other companies.
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I bought an Elgato HD60 S the other day to use with my RGH since it has very little delay and records in 1080p 60fps. You can pick a 2nd hand one up for about £50 on eBay which is around what I paid for mine.
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Wraith wrote I bought an Elgato HD60 S the other day to use with my RGH since it has very little delay and records in 1080p 60fps. You can pick a 2nd hand one up for about £50 on eBay which is around what I paid for mine.


Okie thank you wraith i actually found the internal computer version for $78 appreciate the advice!!!
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just depends on what you will be using it for.

Do you really need one that can capture 4k when your output is only 1080P?
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TCAR wrote just depends on what you will be using it for.

Do you really need one that can capture 4k when your output is only 1080P?


well i would like to record my xbox one and ps5 as well as my rgh so i went with the internal computer el gato one
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I have the Elgato HD60 Pro and i love it. I know the one that's USB is a little bit iffy cause there can be more of a delay versus the one that is in a PCIE slot. But I think Elgato is the way to go, if you dont.... make sure you research the pros and cons of it haha I know a lot of people who don't research before buying then they regret it haha
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Gyp wrote I have the Elgato HD60 Pro and i love it. I know the one that's USB is a little bit iffy cause there can be more of a delay versus the one that is in a PCIE slot. But I think Elgato is the way to go, if you dont.... make sure you research the pros and cons of it haha I know a lot of people who don't research before buying then they regret it haha


Thats the one i went with thank you!
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