Elgato HD60S Game Capture Card - Unboxing & Setup with Sony DSLR and Game Recording

I finally got a game capture card and in this video I unbox it and set it up to run with my Sony A6400 as well as with recording game footage. While checking latency, running in to some errors and solving them on the way. Pretty much the way it is to start using a new product and a completely new setup - a little bit of learning curve and I wanted to keep it as authentic as possible.
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[@i.setyawan]

Nice... looking forward to watching future reviews captured using this card.

[@mfdez920]

I feel it is overpriced when obs exists and is enough for most people

[@w2best]

It's def pricey! But it's also very valuable to both be able to get the dslr footage into the PC and record game footage without hardware power consumption. :)

[@mfdez920]

@@w2best i mean, yeah it is a premium product and there is definately a market, i just find it too niche for myself .. glad you liked It tho!