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Says it uses 59.94 fps rather than 60 fps exactly: https://help.elgato.com/hc/en-us/articles/360027952432-720p-video-at-59-94-or-60-fps-with-Elgato-Game-Capture-HD
Using it as a pass-through with the PS4, I find I have to have my laptop on--the Elgato's mini or whatever USB out is attached to the laptop--to get the video to come through to my monitor, I suppose that's how it draws power.
Can't read video output directly from an OSSC (see entry 1634); have to run that through a Framemeister first (see entry 1617).
I then capture the video using OBS Studio in Windows. |
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| | | | Comes with its own "Game Capture HD" settings/recording/streaming softwareI use OBS for recording/streaming instead. But sometimes have to run Game Capture HD to initialize the hardware if it isn't coming up in OBS. |
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