Elgato Game Capture 4K60 Pro MK.2
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Es gibt den Elgato Cam Link PRO mit 4 inputs Elgato Cam Link Pro (PC)
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As far as I can see, 2160p60 is still the maximum that can be recorded in the Recording window. A resolution of 3440x1440 is possible on the device itself. But there is also the option user specific. It is difficult to say what this means as you would have to select a BIN file.
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No, the card only has one HDMI In and one HDMI Out. You would therefore have to use the Line In connection on the computer, or you could use an audio mixer.
hello pädu yes that is possible
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yes and it is even already there
Hello, I also have such a card in use. It is very important that you have good HDMI cables version 2.x, with the older ones there are only problems. Hope this tip helps, Greetings Andy
Internal card only gets power as long as the PC is on (powered by PCI-E slot).
I also had the same problem with my cable. I then bought the cable Club 3D HDMI (Type A) - HDMI (Type A) (3 m, HDMI) and have had no more problems since then. But I can't guarantee that it's the same for you.
Yes, absolutely no problem. In your case, I would advise using the Nvenc encoder of the GPU.
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No it should work. I don't use my one for console recording / streaming. I'm more technical, recording Bios screens etc. But maybe I can help. What console do you have? Whatsapp me +417 63 751 768.r Daniel
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No, that never makes sense. Incidentally, I tried this once, and not only did it not help, but on the contrary, it put a much greater load on the PC. Record single PC directly with OBS.
This is of course possible. However, if the card is only to be used for the Switch, it is also possible to buy a cheaper 1080p60 card, as the Switch does not have a 4K output. Personally, I use the card mainly for the Switch and occasionally with other consoles, which is why I opted for the 4K model.
I wonder if you can get a good 4k image with your 5700XT but physically it's fine yes.
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Do you think it could be a warranty case?
Yes, you only need the Game Capture software from Elgato - but it would also be possible to use an HDMi switch.
I did some quick googling for you and here you can find the system requirements: https://help.elgato.com/hc/en-us/articles/360027964112-Elgato-Game-Capture-4K60-Pro-System-Requirements
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It will certainly work with the PS5 as long as Sony allows HDCP to be turned off. The question is what resolutions you want to play in. 4K120 passthrough is not supported by the 4K60 Pro Mk.II. However, it can pass through 4K60, 1080p240 and 1440p144 signals (including HDR signals).
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Yes, as long as the camera outputs the image via HDMI. I have a Sony A6100 on the card. Greetings
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You can try a few things. 1. BIOS update for your mainboard if the new version is available. 2. 2. try another PCI slot. 3. switch off Nvidia shadow play etc.
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Hello, the MK2 version is the most recent one, here is what it offers in addition to the old version (7042121) It can use Low and High Profile media (included). It can record in HDR. It can map HDR video to SDR. It offers multi-application access. For example, you can broadcast in OBS while recording in Elgato 4K Capture Utility. Have a nice day.
The resolution/refresh rate of the monitor on the streaming PC plays absolutely no role, this has no influence on the capture signal that is looped through the 4K60 Pro II.
Sure, as long as the signal is not HDCP protected. But if only the signal of one camera is to be recorded, i.e. it is not necessary to pass the image signal through to a monitor/TV, a Camlink 4K can be used just as well.
The board has only one HDMI In and HDMI Out connection. The sound is transmitted exclusively via HDMI. You connect your PC1 via HDMI to the Elgato card on PC2. As long as you don't want separate audio tracks, it should work out of the box. For separate audio tracks, you can perhaps send your audio on a separate audio out on your motherboard to PC1 into an audio in on PC2 and mix it there with audio software.
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