Does your PC Need This?? - Capture Cards Explained
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Thanks to CORSAIR for sponsoring this video!! Check out the CORSAIR Vengeance a4100 Series Streaming PC at geni.us/260zQn2
Buy Elgato 4K60 PRO Capture Cards: geni.us/RPcRM
On Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/AJV5
On Newegg (PAID LINK): geni.us/BNHZs
Buy AMD Ryzen 3000 CPUs
On Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/z9qNX
On Newegg (PAID LINK): geni.us/Ynlc0
On B&H (PAID LINK): geni.us/kW9gt
Do you really need a capture card for content creation in 2020? Watch to find out!
Purchases made through some store links may provide some compensation to Linus Media Group.
Discuss on the forum: linustechtips.com/main/topic/...
GET MERCH: www.LTTStore.com/
SUPPORT US ON FLOATPLANE: www.floatplane.com/
LTX EXPO: www.ltxexpo.com/
AFFILIATES & REFERRALS
---------------------------------------------------
Affiliates, Sponsors & Referrals: lmg.gg/sponsors
Get Private Internet Access VPN at lmg.gg/pialinus2
Get a Mech Keyboard: geni.us/RecNBTI
Nerd or Die Stream Overlays & Templates: geni.us/s8hBAgR
NEEDforSEAT Gaming Chairs: geni.us/needforseat
Get a Displate Metal Print at lmg.gg/displateltt
Use code LINUSMEDIAGROUP on Epic Games Store: lmg.gg/kRTpY
Get a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime at lmg.gg/8KV1v
Our Gear on Amazon: www.amazon.com/shop/linustech...
FOLLOW US ELSEWHERE
---------------------------------------------------
Twitter: / linustech
Facebook: / linustech
Instagram: / linustech
Twitch: / linustech
FOLLOW OUR OTHER CHANNELS
---------------------------------------------------
Techquickie: lmg.gg/techquickieyt
TechLinked: lmg.gg/techlinkedyt
ShortCircuit: lmg.gg/shortcircuityt
LMG Clips: lmg.gg/lmgclipsyt
Channel Super Fun: lmg.gg/channelsuperfunyt
Carpool Critics: lmg.gg/carpoolcriticsyt
MUSIC CREDIT
---------------------------------------------------
Title: Laszlo - Supernova
Video Link: • [Electro] - Laszlo - S...
iTunes Download Link: itunes.apple.com/us/album/sup...
Artist Link: / laszlomusic
Outro Screen Music Credit: Approaching Nirvana - Sugar High / approachingnirvana
Monitor And Keyboard by vadimmihalkevich / CC BY 4.0 lmg.gg/fxHYK
Mechanical RGB Keyboard by BigBrotherECE / CC BY 4.0 lmg.gg/Q9yyQ
Mouse Gamer free Model By Oscar Creativo / CC BY 4.0 lmg.gg/8upii 
Наука
Linus: why haven’t we made a video on capture cards in 5 years?
...
Well no one was paying us
now, that's the correct answer
noshitsherlok
why you nerds need linus, why you need his face?
capture his face!
is there anything wrong with that?
Sodafs nah mate it’s a joke, I’d do the same if I were Linus
*428 TB of "Useful Software" I see...*
It must be homework I also have it too it for "research". You know "research".
Pathetic numbers at the most. My “homework” drive is 1petabyte free of 2petabyte
linus sex tips😳😳
Turns out it was just a backup folder for linus cat tips
And hardcore tentacle hentai
@@god6215 wtf 🤣
"If you have a low budget motherboard"
"4k webcam, 4k capture card"
Priorities.
Exactly my point. If I have a low budget motherboard, I will more likely be having a cheap ass CPU and a budget GPU on it. Which won't be able to push anything higher than 1080p.
So why the fuck do I need a 4k capture card and 4k webcam?
@@its_argho Hey. My motherboard was only $50 but has a gtx 1080 and 7700k. (Nearly the best things available at the time.) High end motherboards really dont offer that much.
@@manaskyes9081 I meant, that if I am purchasing a low end motherboard, then it is more likely that I won't have the money to buy high end CPUs and GPUs. So..
@@its_argho why would you buy a 300 dollar mother board when you could just buy a 50-80 dollar board that suits your needs? That 200 dollar price difference (under normal conditions) is the difference between going 3060 and 3070? Seems like a pretty easy conclusion to me
@@Depl0rable10 I wouldn't. But try to understand my point. I know that I can get away with a cheap motherboard as long as it supports the CPU I bought and has the required ports/slots(almost all budget laptops have almost everything nowadays)
So my point is, if I am purchasing a cheap motherboard, I probably won't have the money to spend much on the CPU and GPU. Most probably I will settle with a 3060 at max(which is insanely costly here in India due to very less availability, around $800-$900). Now although it can game in 4k, it is more of a 2k card. So no point in buying a 4k capture card.
The intro: I wasn't interested... BUT THEN THEY OFFERED ME MONEY
Nothing wrong with that
@@triparadox.cthere is so much things wrong with that its disgusting and linus needs to be locked up
Why didn't we do a video on a capture card in 5 years?
Real Answer: No one was sponsoring that.
@@TomSkarabis-oz1ep lmao
@@TomSkarabis-oz1ep six consoles
@Zen Re: you cant rickroll people smarter than ya: ruclips.net/video/ub82Xb1C8os/видео.html
@Zen Re: i know that link from a mile away
@Zen Re: ruclips.net/video/fC7oUOUEEi4/видео.html
For PC gaming, only if you are a streamer with dual setup where one of them does the capture and encoding and the other one focus on the game for better FPS performance.
You also probably don't want your stream to go down with the captured device if something goes wrong. You also won't miss out on those great blue screen clips.
@@djtangable7550 nope that's not a thing at all
@@EposVox Nice seeing you here
Even with 1 pc it can have a fps improvement.
The "problem" of recording software is it must hook in the game engine to record the game (the only exception is Shadowplay, but the quality is meh) and this hooking will decrease the fps of the game.
The actual recording softwares like OBS Studio are doing a very good job
, so the decrease in fps is small.
@@djtangable7550 I'm not going to read your wall of text mansplaining capture cards to THE guy who reviews capture cards on RUclips BUT
your entire premise seems to be based upon the idea that capture cards are pulling in video in H264, which is untrue. Modern (worthwhile) capture cards are pulling in the video feed in NV12, YUY2, or XRGB streams which are all uncompressed - and while technically less data than raw video texture through the PCIe bus from GPU - is not "less" enough to matter, and none of that is a particular "advantage" of any kind for encoding for a stream.
That's literally not how capture cards work
The question "Do you need a Capture Card for your PC?" Can be answered very easily by asking yourself:
"Do I need to capture video from an external device on my PC?"
If your answer is Yes then you need a Capture Card, if your answer is No then you don't need one.
Thank you!
If you even see this, I’m deciding whether to get one or not. I have mad games on my Xbox, and the only thing I would see myself streaming would be NBA2K, and if you know that game, you can play it on PC but the online experience is terrible since everyone just mods and hacks. Should I waste the 170 just for one game?
@@SirrLamee well if you have the money, and do have a need for it. Then go for it.
Im on a gaming laptop with 2nd monitor. I want to capture (record) the game on the 2nd Monitor. But the cheap Cap card im looking at does NOT have an internal recorder. And it says it works with OBS.
Thus 1) Will I get a benefit from connecting their Cap card and recording to the USB port (I can connect an external HD)? I.e. does passing my video signal thru their device, help encode it so that OBS runs/saves better?
2) If no, then do I need to by a Cap card with internal recording chip, to get a benefit for recording my PC display (while gaming)? (It says it saves the recording as mp4.)
@@kenalpha3 Bro can capture card work without integrated graphics
Would have appreciated comparisons to competitor hardware i.e. Black Magic, AverMedia, Razer. Usually I'm not disappointed with LTT videos, I find them by-and-large informative and entertaining; however, this was pretty meh I'm sad to say.
I hope to see some better content about this product class since a lot of people are becoming interested in streaming video content from consoles/DSLRs for better visual quality in social engagements over the web. I myself am trying to find a good solution for pulling video from my DSLR for Zoom calls, but I'm not willing to commit to Elgato simply because they appear to be market leader.
No further information is needed, ElGato is superior.
Well this is a sponsored video so I guess they cant compare them
while this would normally be true, it was sponsored to show the difference between elgatos products, not between capture cards
its a sponsored video, not a comparison
Im using blackmagic decklink for 6 months now. Its 50€ cheaper then the elgato and works perfect. Blackmagic is a lot used in live registrations and stuff
Before watching the video just judging on the title:
No, probably my pc won't need this
Thats "Betteridge's law of headlines"
Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word "NO" :)
lol nobodies would, like if its a streaming pc you can literately just do it on that. and if your on a console, wtf are you gonna pay 2k for a pc
MrYellow Plenty of people will stream on both console and PC. And it isn’t just streaming, recording and editing content from a console can benefit greatly from a better PC. Sure, you could do it for cheaper but if you don’t want to or aren’t able to build your own and have the money available it isn’t a bad idea.
I mean if you have a GeForce Gtx it should come with one included. Mine does so I don’t need one
Worst Title on earth. I bet it's because El Gato wouldn't pay them for saying El Gato on camera.
AMD and Corsair: Can you do a review on this pc we made?
Linus: So guys take a look at this capture card that came with this pc
Corsair owns Elgato.
It's the 'evergreen content' strategy that LTT has been pushing for years. All videos should have some kind of interesting narrative. The purpose is to make videos that keep getting views even years later. That's why all unboxings (etc) have been pushed onto a secondary channel. Linus recently said in an interview that LTT is probably one of the least noticeable channels that does 100 million views monthly.
Linus: makes a video about capture cards sponsored by Corsair.
Title: neh.
@@Steamrick this is a smart approach ngl
@@Steamrick @Steamrick ok mister 🤓☝️umm acctually.... just please dont ruin the comment like that dude who cares the comment is a meme, a "funny" comment no one asked how nasas left part of the ultrasound decifit specificator was made......
"When our sponsors reached out to us" thanks for being honest
It's not just cost that differentiates the PCIE cards. It's also whether it requires a 1x slot, or a 4x slot. Most motherboards have the 1x slots controlled through the chipset. This won't affect the PCI lanes on your video card. If you use a 4x card, then you will most likely need to use a full sized PCIE slot and you will be sharing PCI lanes with your video card. This will drop the available PCIE lanes from 16 to 8 in most cases.
The shakiness of that chair is making me uncomfortable
Why is it shaking so much?
@@preppyringmaster Probably just shaking his feet/legs and therefore the chair.
Mattia Mari I didn’t notice till you said
It's the sales rep from CORSAIR chewing on Linus' leg!
Thanks I hate it
"I wasn't really impressed with any of them... " (until corsair paid me to make a video about one)
Look at the quality of the WAN show. Shitty video quality. I totally understand why he wasn't impressed before.
Would also assume something changed in the last 5 years, that he didnt keep up with due to not caring for the product ;)
All this streaming hardware is super relevant to my audience, it still wasn't worth my time until corsair paid me to make a video about it!
@Zen Re: Oh cool he took it apart in that one.
@Zen Re: ...
I really like these technical streaming related content, would love to see more!
A common setup that wasn't considered in the video is a two pc setup where the main one used to game or what have you and the secondary one has a capture card and handles the streaming or video recording. This has major benefits as the entirety of the video processing needed for streaming or recording is done on another computer. Moreover, if one crashes the other should still be working (typically this would allow the stream to go on). The one drawback is that it means you now have two computers to control instead of one.
I feel like it would be better to just have a capture card if that does the encoding for you at that point, the third type he demonstrated.
Remember when Linus said he didn't want sponsored videos to have clickbait titles because it was important to him that people know it was a sponsored video? Because I do.
Dolla Bills y'all!
he literally said that it was sponsored, and after the clickbait, theres a hyphen that tells you what its about
@@valshax1416 They didn't explain shit and "Capture Cards Explained" was added later. Hours after the video had already gone live and they reaped the benefits.
@That other Guy not like he doesnt admit to it. better then other people who dont admit to it in the same way
Pepperidge Farm remembers
Linus: "today we're talking about capture cards"
Linus' chair: "HELL YEAH!!"
AMP illustrations
: i need the linus face! Hell Yeah, i need him badly!
Thanks for the thorough explanation on capture cards. I’ve always dreamed of playing games and sharing my experience with people. Especially if it’s entertaining to watch 😂
Why
i really like this new theme of videos with the really clean music!!
"we weren't satisfied until recent years.. when we finally got sponsored"
it's an elgato capture card. Corsair did nothing special here, you just didn't do a video 'till you were sponsored.
edit: Corsair owns Elgato. Now I see the connections.
Which is funny. Because these existed for 5 years.
Corsair owns elgato
And why shouldn't Linus do sponsored vids?
@@hjr2000 I think it's just because it seems disingenuous to claim "we didn't do a video on these because they weren't good for the last 5 years" rather than "we're only now reviewing them not because they got good but because Corsair sponsored us to"
@@hjr2000 Absolutely nothing is wrong with sponsored vids, but the advertised computer is just a pc with a capture card already put inside for you, and since he's getting paid suddenly it's important for them to make a video about capture cards. Also, the computer is $2000 and includes the sponsored products of a 3700x, 2070, and $250 capture card. That's highway robbery.
Clickbait rule of thumb: if it asks a question, the answer is probably no.
Deserves more likes
Yeah I’ve grown tired of ltt constantly doing this.
Im just going to unsubscribe from all their channels
Linus may not be a shill. But is money hungry in every other way
@@whodis715 nah, its informative enough so im not considering it a money hungry etc etc. just unsubscribe because more people will subscribe to ltt
@@tilkec23 Nope
roy k explain having multiple youtube channels aside from already having a tech company
It’s called playlists. People used to use em before trying to squeeze every last penny from a video
Let’s also include ad revenue over an already sponsored video
And plugging overpriced merch as much as possible
There’s actually some latency depending on how hard your PC is running. It looks like latency is more dependent on the PC processing than the actual card.
He only compared recording vs not recording, but not „with vs without“ capturecard.
linus did actually mention that the load is still on the pc and not the card. it was early on in the video think
I sometimes use my capture card to view hdmi content when I can't reasonably bring a monitor, and latency isn't a huge issue (e.g.: debugging computers without a monitor). Unfortunately my small laptop isn't officially supported, because it doesn't have dedicated graphics, but it does kind of work in OBS. If it could somehow drop the dedicated GPU requirement, it'd be perfect for on-site debugging.
And I also use it to turn a camera I already had into a webcam (shows up as a webcam, despite what is implied in this video, maybe that was just a comment about the PCI express versions?), which is much higher quality than what I could expect to get with a regular webcam.
AMD: Sponsors video
Linus: **USES NVIDIA GPU**
Savage
Even AMD knows their GPUs are hot garbage
its almost like AMD sells CPU's as well which is heavily where its focus lies for now
That's not what AMD is focusing on right now.
@@laupoke *Looks at RDNA 2*
My brain is programmed to press "L" when Linus's voice gets wierd
thats pretty cool! i use the right arrow key lol
@@SomeRandomPiggo lol same
This time is's a commercial inside a commercial.
@@SomeRandomPiggo But L skips 10 seconds, if you didn't already know.
lmao
Thank You Linus! now, you need to do a tutorial about making a security system out of your PC and what capture cards you can use with wired cameras that have the SDI interface connections. I bought a Q-See QSDT4PCRC card and discovered that it was totally outdated for windows 10 and can't use it... what is out there that would replace it?
Thanks for the video Linus, really appreciate it man
Original Title: Does your PC Need This?
Answer: No. No you don't unless you're a *console* streamer.
edit: the c-word.
@@NobbsAndVagene ... have you checked the unemployment rates recently?
@@SaddestClown 😭
Unless? Even if
Virgin Conslow peasant race vs Chad PCMR
Even then PS4 has an embedded capturing system but it has 2 big downsides so capture card might be necessery depending on your choice.
Downsides are:
1.It doesn’t capture cutscenes,probably in order to prevent spoilers.Don’t know if this is universal though
2.It doesn’t capture webcam
I'm a creator and I work with a HD60 Pro daily, and I'd like to expand a bit on what Linus said in this video. Another convenience benefit of PCI-e over USB that Linus didn't address is audio and audio latency. He says that PCI-e is "lower latency" but he doesn't mention how drastic it is. When I had a USB Elgato, there was a good 1.5 to 3 seconds of delay on both video and audio. With the HD60 Pro, there's only a couple hundred ms. It's not ideal for playing competitive or fast paced games on, and you should still use passthrough. HOWEVER, it does save me a step of connecting audio output to my monitor as you can use monitoring in OBS to hear the audio since the delay is rather insignificant. I do this for everything from playing casual and retro games, to playing Modern Warfare on my laptop passed through my desktop capture card, to endurance and Formula 1 racing with a wheel, all through my computer's speakers or headphones.
Also, not needing to switch inputs if I just need to grab footage of something for a video but not play the game seriously is very convenient, as I can just use the preview window as it's "Good Enough."
The HD60 Pro has also been significantly less picky with input resolution than the USB card before it, though I'd still recommend other retro creators buy something like a Framemeister or OSSC (ideally both) to make sure that whatever you feed the capture card will be accepted. The Framemeister will take anything I feed through it or the OSSC (HDMI from OSSC to Framemeister), allow me to scale it and zoom/adjust it to be the proper aspect ratio and screen position/size, and then spit it out in 1080/60. When using cheaper solutions like HDMI converters for original Xbox, I had serious issues with games like Enter The Matrix, which display in 1080i at 60FPS, having their framerate halved by the Elgato, as well as having issues around the edge of the picture that would normally be hidden by overscan. The Framemeister+OSSC combo resolves this entirely, and looks far far far far far better than the HDMI converter to boot.
If any other creators have questions about this kinda stuff feel free to reply and ask away, I loooooove doing this.
Hi, i stream using PS Remote Play. I play the FIFA football game. On the menus it isnt laggy but when i go into actual matches, it starts to lag. However it only lags on PS remote play not on my alternate screen that i play on. Please advise 🙏
What is OBS? He mentioned that too. Can't stand people who talk in letters because it's too bloody difficult to actually say the words or speak at 90 mph so think they are saving time etc, Not everyone knows what you are saying...
@@HeungMinMax network too slow most likely
@@jezzyby47 OBS is Open Broadcasting Software, but it’s quite literally named OBS
@@Kaceydotme Thanks Kacey i had no idea but searched for it later last night and there are videos on YT about it. I'd never heard of it. Downloaded it now though.
You guys are awesome I can only understand you guys I been needed this info all day and morning and I found it 🥺 and I love the display test you guys did really showed me that the product does work right 🤩
poggers
PogU
Poo
pog
Noice
Why doesn't this comment have more likes??
Just take your webcam and point it at your screen.
Kelp Tech saw your review on his other video
@Anthony Slusser You cannot record a Nintendo Switch with OBS without capture cards.
@@yuugen2199 just press the record button every 30 seconds and stitch it together in the end, ez
I simply connect my coaxial cable to the VHS recorder and turn on cloning of the screen.
Its much easier and you have everything on VHS, no need for extra conversion from 4k later on.
@Zen Re: Dammit
7:05 - Do people still use FRAPS?? It hasn't been updated in 7 years and is really outdated compared to most other screen capture software.
I think there is a story that FRAPS is still good at something compared to other software, but i don't remember exactly to be fair lol
@fremmenista I just use fraps for the fps counter personally.
It's video capture. What's changing? If it doesn't restrict resolutions then it just needs to copy what is output to the screen, which is likely never going to change.
@@kaldo_kaldo Fraps's way of video capturing is very inefficient by today's standards and tanks your FPS in games if you don't have a powerful computer.
Win + G for life
Idk why. This video just felt great to watch. Amazing work. Good job
Linus, You are the man!!! Just searched VCC's on google and there you are! Thanks for the Vid! Very helpful! But amassed with more confusion for what in trying to do IE: WMP and maybe even streaming older PC based games also using PIP. Would they be ok in virtual xp window or should i connect the old pc to a newer one with the VCC for recording?
3:14
the way it's in there just hurts yk
Yup
7:05 .....Linus doodling a self portrait...pretty good likeness...don't forget the beard.
When a family member passes away and the task of digitizing all the VHS home movies falls to you. I start on that today.
Sorry for your loss and I hope it turned out lovely for the families viewing 🙏 😊
Still obsessed with the updated intro. So smoooothe
When someone has never played Halo before and trys to drive the Warthog in the passenger side.
(His left joystick movement when jumping into the vehicle) 4:46
Well to be fair the amount of time I have jumped into the passenger side and done exactly that is a little concerning
joystick, how nerdy are you, why you need linus his face?
@@lucasrem The hell you talking about?
Look, it's not our fault you guys drive on the wrong side of the road
Linus: "So, today we talk capture cards..."
EposVox: *HEAVY BREATHING*
I bet Linus hasn't heard about the Chinese new thing yet
🤔
@@EposVox wtf he replied
@@EposVox 😂
Aadi Sahni and you didn’t even have to @ him.
I still have my old Hauppauge PVR Rocket somewhere. That thing was awesome for it's time.
wow shot, edited and directed by pelle. great vid man!
When they reached out to give me money it seemed like a no brainer
gemer84 yeah but remember, Linus does turn away some sponsors depending on what he wants to do. He once turned away Intel because they wanted him to say something he didn’t believe in
3:14 Linus getting real comfortable with his clicks
What a fucking clever way to take a sponsored video and make a truly normal Linus educational video. Fucking brilliant.
This is a win win all around truly.
"No legal device" any HDMI 1.3b splitter
What?
Tuxpeng
HDMI, nintendo? on mums family TV!
@@edwardcullen3251 some HDMI 1.3b spliters strip hdcp, if you don't need the features of 1.4
@@maswizzle5735 isnt that the poi- nevermind
This feels like a long advert tbh.
It's annoying sometimes the way the video is wrapped around what is just an ad for something else
Well it is a sponsored showcase so...
Jokes on you. All Intel+LTT videos are considered advertisement that's why LMG charges Intel a monthly fee.
Ding ding ding. Congratulations, you've won!
What was not true in the video?
I appreciate you all doing a test to show the latency. Now I know I can use a USB version for now. (:
I am learning so much from Linus and friends along with his forum community that helped me troubleshoot to the point of upgrading a prebuilt gaming desktop to my advantage. I wish i can show him photos of my rig thanks to him and friends.
Thanks, thanks, thanks for testing the passthrough latency!!!
Legit at the time of this upload I was streaming and my capture card gave out! PFFT well timed.
I recommend the AverMedia Pro as a good budget option as it works great in Linux and Linux + OBS is like the super combo when it comes to streaming reliably.
Windows is probably more reliable (unless you update as soon as possible).
I'm surprised GPUs haven't added in capture card ability inside the card. I get now the 30 series can basically stream without much issue but If I want to capture from my old PC (playing an unsupported game for example) or console to allow it to be recorded and if you need a 2 pc system (or just want it for the convenience of not ending your stream if the gaming PC fails) a GPU having this ability would be awesome.
Getting a PCIe capture card with a passthrough and a built-in standalone encoder would be rad. Especially if you've also got it paired up with an atomic clock.
Disappointed... Come back to Capture Cards after they add RGB.
Done, asmedia has got your back with a 4K HDR capture card now with RGB lol
Or just get an Ossc it's amazing
When you’re so early that the bots want Linus’ attention.
iphone is better than Aindroid
@@loveiphones4550 you mean iOS
@@loveiphones4550 ok boomer
@@loveiphones4550 🤔
@@loveiphones4550 ok ?
I have an avermedia live gamer 4K 60 pro and it does the same thing as the algato camlink in the sense that it detects it as a webcam input. That said, if your capture card doesn't support such a feature, you can always set it up with obs and turn on the virtual webcam setting which also allows you to use obs overlays and any other desirable obs features.
3:14 It bothered me that I was bothered by the USB not placed straight.. xD
😤😤😤😤😤😤😤
That did me dirty
3:13 *TrIgGeReD*
ruclips.net/video/7s4W5SLHDw0/видео.html
Honestly, for most people getting a Nvidia GPU is more than enough, especially considering the price of capture card.
But then you only can record in games and not on desktop. Right?
you can record desktop
@@Julian-zd9kx Shadowplay has desktop capture.
@@Julian-zd9kx only if intel graphics are enabled (on laptops for example), on Nvidia only you can record anything
@@Julian-zd9kx geforce experience and amd relive can record desktop too
you guys should do a video on latency between cards or interfaces and latency on passthrough vs preview.
I use a capture card to play switch in preview on my ultrawide so the scaling doesn't get wonky.
maybe a video showing off old capture cards would be fun too.
me with my 20 dollar capture card: *hmm interesting*
AMD co-sponsoring the video: It ain't much, but it's honest work
I've always questioned the encryption part. I use an active VGA adapter, legally purchased and obtained. And yet I have no problem watching Netflix or other encrypted media. Since it's analog, I can't see any reason why a VGA capture card couldn't just record the same thing I could see on my screen.
Sure, there was that old Macromedia protection, but that depended on everyone using CRT TV signals to work.
Not to mention you could always just capture using a camera, a quality screen, and good placement.
Even cheap capture cards can do their job because the data is not encrypted when it reaches a TV/video card (unless the cards can read the multitudes of different encrypting).
Just the video i was looking for and Linus uploads today wth
Nice video, great breakdown on the tech.
As always on this channel, my wll probably NOT need it, I probably WON'T know how to install but I will definitely WANT it more than my degree.
Yeah I'm going to go with "no"
@Zen Re: bro ur trying too hard. No one's falling for that. how many times do we have to tell you
Linus: does your pc need this?
Me with empty wallet: *yes*
ruclips.net/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/видео.html
HDCP - there's some splitters that will basically get rid of it, allowing you to record HDCP content. It's just a tad tricky to know for sure if the one you're getting will work or not since most manufacturers make different revisions with some stripping the HDCP protection and others not. Though a quick online search should give anybody a good idea of which ones to look for :)
Also - USB 3 isn't required for the Elgato cards. They work just fine with USB 2, especially since the older ones from Elgato came with USB 2 only. It's just that the newest ones can make use of USB 3 , though any older version will work just fine as well
Lately I’ve been using an Elgato HD60 (with a composite to HDMI adapter) to digitise some old VHS and home videos. Not what it’s designed for, but it works a charm.
I'm surprised he never mentioned the necessity for this when streaming from a dual PC setup.
The feeling when you watch a 7,5 minute ad and enjoy it. wow
So happy you dident leave!
Can you do a latency test from single pc streaming? To test if the hardware encoding on your gaming pc causes any delay?
I remember using a capture device to be able to play NES games on my computer back in the early 2000s.
It's nice to see that technology vastly improved throughout the years.
Digital video capture is doing little more than compressing a digital signal, an analog video capture device is rather more tricky.
Original title : *Does your pc need this?*
Thank me later
Does my PC need a rectangular black thing with a PCI-E connector? I DON'T KNOW!
For budget builds with limited resources it can be used to lighten the load a bit
Holy crap!!! Thanks linus when i did my processor swap i forgot to see if my new one had integrated graphics for my second monitor, and it didnt, so whenever i streamed i would have to put my obs in the back ground on full screen so i could still see chat, then i would have to minimize the game to play, i didnt think about doing a game capture and playing through obs!
6:29 Does it bother anyone else, how the AIO tubes are twisted at the CPU block?
RedWingBlackBird
Why you cry about that crap, you do home video promotion too here, do a better job at home!
@@lucasrem hello there stupid keyboard warrior
0:27 That is because things stop working when you DROP THEM, LINUS
Is there not a difference in performance with using a capture card vs using software screen capping? I know a lot of streamers have a separate rig for capturing and streaming, but I would guess that the streaming part is more intensive than the capturing part.
You should do the same with SDI cards, like Kona5 or Decklink.
In a nutshell:
*Well No, but actually Yes*
Arunanshu Biswas
: i love ads, nutcase nutshell people here!
The Elgato camlink is an amazing device. Glad I snached a few for work before they were out of stock at best buy and ebay prices shot up. Had issues with BlackMagic Shuttle with this clunky program, graphics laptop saw the camlink as a pc camera with source as 720 and was solid to decode scoreboard information.
Man, the profit margins on your water bottles must be pretty good for you to be shoving the advertisement down our throats every video lmao
Happy Birthday Linus ❤️
You totally forgot about the OBS-NDI plugin for over LAN 2 PC streaming. Or, maybe that's the next video...
sbryans123
Your next video, why you need linus to make a video?
How old are you?
I discovered this over quarantine, and I love it. No need to change your source resolution or refresh rate, no crazy cables. Works well over AC Wireless Wi-Fi too
@@Kaas_ WI-FI???!!! WTF!!! :P
@@sbryans123 I'm working on getting a switch, but the laptop is on Wi-Fi and it works without a hitch
So this is where the stock for the Elgato capture cards went...
Atticus Nari
Stock, how mad are you? invest in crap?
Given the title, would have liked to see an exploration of capture cards and capture card alternatives but I understand how it went the way it went given the sponsor.
As of Juli 2018 Elgato Systems is owned by Corsair. This information should be openly disclosed in the video. Otherwise to less informed viewers the information on Elgato products may seem unrelated to the video sponsorship. The video appears to be disguised as an advertisement for a line of prebuilt PCs sold by one of the sponsors that optionally feature a capture card while it is actually an advertisement for a certain line of capture cards.
Totally agree, dude. That's dishonest af.
No Linus, my laptop doesn’t need this.
I wonder what Linus without a beard would look like. The world will never know.
go back a year, before the war
ruclips.net/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/видео.html
@@techquire nice try
I know that link already lol
@@techquire it's not funny if all you do is spam the link every where , most people will just think you're a four year old trying to plug their gaming channel you have reply when someone asks for a link to something
@@munjee2 lol sorry hope the song cheered you up
More streaming tech stuff pleeeease!
Burnt out a USB capture device two weeks ago. Was using it with an old Mac Pro and I think the exhaust made it overheat. I can see the benefit of a PCIe card, but they’re more expensive and less flexible across devices.
You can find cracked versions of many captured card software that allows HDCP input I hate recording me playing on PlayStation because of this you can turn HDCP off but then you will be lockout of some stuff on it until you turn on HDCP again.
can you help me find the cracked version? would like to use on ps3
@@desho9472 crack versions are not legal so I can't. I would recommend you try googling the name of the capture card and then crack after if that doesn't work then you on Your own also I never had a problem with ps3 it's mostly ps4 that was my problem unless you trying to record BR or Apps
3:32 “If you’re using a budget motherboard” 5 seconds later “have a 4K webcam plugged in” hmmmm
I'd like to include that, even if you have a DSLR camera, you still don't necessarily need a capture card.
There are usually apps and/or obs plugins to allow the DSLR to be perceived as a webcam.
You will need, however, to get a power cable for the said camera, unless you only record under 20 minutes of gameplay ;)
Not all cameras have the 20-minute limit. Also, the limit only applies when the sensor is being used. My a6000 records unlimited OBS video and does not overheat as is their main problem with video recording. The only thing used for streaming is the lens and power, so all that is needed is external power through a DC adapter or a dummy battery.
@@KaptainCanuckWith 20 minutes I was referring to the battery limit, I know the time limit varies from camera to camera.
On mine for example (Nikon D5300) I had to download a modified version of the firmware to remove the live view 30min limit.
⚠️ Should anybody happen to read this and attempt the same, BE CAREFUL, do monitor the temperature on the back of your camera and if your screen can lift off of it in any way, do lift it.
Especially at 1080p and up, your camera may overheat, depending on your room temperature.
I remember that I used to have a capture card back in 2000 when I would have a video on my camcorder that uses vhs c tapes and if I wanted to convert them to a video file like an AVI. At the time, I was using Windows ME. BTW, my old camcorder still works even today, I bought it from Walmart in 2000 and the very last time that I used it for something practical would be when I graduated high-school in May of 2002.