#Used elgato hd60 pro#
#Used elgato hd60 Pc#

Not only is this good for high-quality streams, it also makes sense for creatives and video guys.

It's the capture resolution and quality, where it supports HDR10 capture (on Windows only, though Mac is supported for non-HDR capture) at up to 2160p30. For that, you need the PCIe 4K60 Pro.Д«ut that's not the most important thing. Do know that 60Hz is the maximum, so you cannot pass-through 1080p240 or 1440p144. Speaking of which, the raison d'ГЄtre for this enhanced model, priced at ВЈ180, is its ability to pass-through lag-free 2160p60 HDR (4K), up from 1080p60 (FHD), useful for the latest consoles from Sony and Microsoft, though it is naturally also compatible with the Switch. Interestingly, it weighs 115g, which is an extra 6g over the original HD60 S, ostensibly for the improved internals and specification. It's a shame there's no second HDMI to complete hook-up. The package includes a single, 1m-long HDMI cable and 2m-long Type-C to USB 3.0. Build quality remains decent, it's easily pocketable, and it sits on a very slightly raised central section that offers a modicum of grip on a desk. Using exactly the same housing as its predecessor, the refreshed HD60 S+ measures 112mm x 75mm x 19mm (LxWxD). And though it is obvious when you think about it, the incoming signal needs to be unencrypted, so you may need to configure a console's HDCP settings, particularly for the PlayStation 4. It's worth knowing that if any port in the chain is not USB 3.0, you may not receive an image at all.

#Used elgato hd60 Pc#

Jumping on the back of its innate ease of use - connect your console or PC to it via HDMI In, connect the HDMI Out to your TV or monitor, and then connect the USB Type-C to a USB 3.0 port on the desktop/laptop you're streaming from - setup is a piece of cake.

#Used elgato hd60 pro#

There are many options open to the budding streamer from the Elgato stable, including high-performance internal PCIe cards such as the 4K60 Pro V2, but for those that want a simpler solution without the need to meddle inside the PC, the HD60 S, released in 2016, is more appropriate.

The growth in this segment has exploded thanks to numerous live-streaming platforms such as Twitch and YouTube Gaming, enabling practically anyone to upload and share their gaming experiences with the world at large. Elgato, a division of Corsair, has a long history in producing video capture cards.