Hardware VIDEO CAPTURE CARD 1080 60fps

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Hello guys!
Please post your experience on using your ps4 game stream and play offline using your usb video capture card onto your laptop.
I've got GT940MX, 8gb RAM. Stream program I used is VLC player, the video quality
is really good(sharp enabled) but I'have delays and latency is not quite good
even if my usb capture card is USB 3.0 with 1080/60fps support. I still have some delays
specially on fighting games, (button delays)
Any way if there are still things to check and improve it, let us know.
thanks! and happy gaming!
 
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Sorry, I would like to change the thread topic title to "USB VIDEO CAPTURE CARD 1080P 60fps"
Thank you!
 
All you need is an Elgato HD60 thats what I currently use for all home consoles. You have an option to let it use your gpu or the software itself to encode your videos. The delay is barely even there to a human eye you can play on your recording screen instead of the TV.
 
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All you need is an Elgato HD60 thats what I currently use for all home consoles. You have an option to let it use your gpu or the software itself to encode your videos. The delay is barely even there to a human eye you can play on your recording screen instead of the TV.
thanks MasterJ360. I only got a cheap USB Video Capture Card(WeLink brand) and there are delays like playing Street FIghter V and I don't experience 60fps. I think Elgato HD60 is only using USB 2.0 and mine was 3.0. Still I believe it depends on the Hardware design by the product/brand name.
 
thanks MasterJ360. I only got a cheap USB Video Capture Card(WeLink brand) and there are delays like playing Street FIghter V and I don't experience 60fps. I think Elgato HD60 is only using USB 2.0 and mine was 3.0. Still I believe it depends on the Hardware design by the product/brand name.
its 3.0. 2.0 cards have delays. If you still have doubts you are better off watching youtube reviews of the card. But its definitely usb 3.0 with no delays on my end. The way it works the cheaper the capture card the lower the specs/quality it provides
 
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All you need is an Elgato HD60 thats what I currently use for all home consoles. You have an option to let it use your gpu or the software itself to encode your videos. The delay is barely even there to a human eye you can play on your recording screen instead of the TV.

Interesting, I thought people said that was a bad idea for input lag?
 
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