AVerMedia is launching its $299.99 Live Gamer ULTRA 2.1 (what a name) HDMI 2.1 USB capture card today, offering streamers and gamers the ability to play the latest consoles with 120Hz options ...

【1080p@60fps Capture Card】Loopout resolution up to 1080/60Hz, capture resolution up to 1080/60Hz,Compatible with HD video.【A USB cable is included in the package】 【Stronger Compatibility ...

This high-performance capture card leverages the power of HDMI 2.1 technology, offering uncompromising video quality with up to 4K144 pass-through HDR/VRR, and ensuring that every moment of the ...

In addition to a USB capture card and your iPad, you'll need an app. I use HDMI Monitor-Orion and have successfully used my tablet as a monitor for my Nintendo Switch. However, there are a number ...

Well-equipped capture card with HDMI 2.1 support for 4K144 HDR passthrough. See it at Amazon. Product Specifications. Recording resolution. ... Best USB-C Capture Card. Asus TUF CU4K30. 0.

YuzukiHD is one such DIYer who has created the YuzukiLOHCC (Loop Out HDMI Capture Card) Pro, an open-hardware HDMI to USB 3.2 Gen 1 interface complete with 4K HDMI passthrough. The YuzukiLOHCC Pro ...

The YuzukiLOHCC Pro has two HDMI ports for input and output and a USB Type-C port to connect to your computer. If you have ever used an Elgato Game Capture HD 60 S , it's a similar design.

Elgato is finally ready to launch its HDMI 2.1 cards and on February 1st, or 2/1, no less. After months of teasers, there are now two options for gamers wanting to capture footage from the latest ...

It’s important to note that a capture card isn’t a way to spare your PC from experiencing lag. You’re still going to need some decent hardware to deal with the load on your CPU and GPU from ...

I have the El Gato HD60 S+ (USB device). For streaming, the encoding is handled by the computer. I'm using my video card's encoder, but I could use Intel QuickSync as well.

Add a $10 USB capture card and you have a compellingly cheap way to play with some high end concepts, albeit with low resolution. Still ‘usable’, and if it’s all you can afford it’s neat.