It may not be worth it if you're comparing cap cards but if you're stuck with it HCH, it wouldnt be hard to figure out. Research capture software and video editors compatible with the capture card, then look up how to get the best results with all those things together. Some cap cards even have requirements your PC needs to reach.
the graphics downgrade is not acceptable to me . battlefront is the 1st game that really looks like a nextgen but in the moment i put the elgato betwen the xbone and the tv it looks like bf4 or hardline all lines in the fare distance have a glint and look like poopOriginally Posted by Antwan
I just cant see this being the case HCH, I mean I know many people with the HD 60 with no problems (and I can assure you they have a weaker comp than you do)... so specs are not the problem (but could be I suppose)
so your saying that when you play with the HD 60 connected to the xbox 360 the quality matches what you would see if the Elgato wasn't connected (on tv)
but when you play Xbox One you can tell a quality difference with it connected? (worse quality on tv than if you didn't have it connected)
is this the case or do you only notice quality degradation when you export the clips out from your Elgato Program?
are you positive that your Xbox One was set to output in 1080p? is it possibly that it somehow it reverted to 720p and then you still rocked the card in 1080p settings?
I don't know how the Elgato works, so this might not even be possible
either way sounds like my experience with the newer PVR's and my Computer, shit was TOO BUNK and I took it back the same day... I'm still on my old one, and people still say I have Red Video Quality (but they crazy)
crazy man, hate to hear it though you were all stoked on it
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