@@EposVox it seems to have made the image pink and green now
Год назад
Hello, I have had the XR1 Pro for two days, I have a Ps5 and OBS on my PC, I make the connections as indicated in the guide but the microphone volume remains very low, I have tried two different headphones/microphones that I plugged into the XR1 and the controller plugged into the XR1 and the mic volume is maxed on the XR1 and the mic sound in game captures is still too low, can you help me please?
Yo Adam, been searching through your videos I simply can not find it. Last year you recommended the alternative for the Elgato cam link (usb). It wasn't released yet (at least not in Europe) but you said it was better than the Elgato. What's the name? or just link the video in the reply, please
Ah man.. I wish more capture cards would support 4:4:4 chroma subsampling. 4:2:0 or 4:2:2 is fine for games, but when I was using dual PC setup, I remember being annoyed with the clarity of text when using a web browser, for example, in the capture. I was able to determine the elgato 4k60 pro mk2 supports 4:4:4 but I remember there being a graphical issue starting with the driver version which allowed 4:4:4 lol. I've since sold the card, but hopefully they have fixed it now. 🤷♂ EDIT: Seems like the driver was fixed according to an obs forum thread I was involved in.
I just bought an XR1 Pro capture card device and nothing seems wrong with only when I play trough the OBS tab you can tell there's huge fps drops sometimes but when you check the recording you can't tell there fos drops because of the auto buffer setting on OBS and that seems about it. I've been seeing reviews about the Elgato HD60 X and they say it's the best capture card of 2023 and I've been hearing a lot of good stuff about the Elgato HD60 X and I'm thinking of returning the XR1 Pro and going for the Elgato HD60 X but I just don't know if it's worth the switch? I would appreciate it If anyone could tell me which one is better.
I'm experiencing tons of frame drops in OBS 29.1.3 with this capture card at 1440p@144hz and capturing at 60fps. I'm currently drafting a big e-mail to evga support to see if they can help. I noticed sometimes it's okay, but most times it's dropping tons of frames. I'm currently going through a ton of testing - it seems to work better when the display is configured for 120hz or 60hz. It does make sense that video playback may not be smooth when playing at a constant 144fps and capturing at 60, however that's not the issue - there's massive amount of frames dropped even when recording the desktop. Edit: Since switching to Y/UV 4:2:0 video format I haven't had issues. Using 4:2:2 has an upper limit of 50fps I think with this card, so just avoid it at all costs.
@@nicklozonrightttt!!!! When I’m playing my Xbox everything is fine and obs is capturing the audio and gameplay but when I record it the frame drops by crazy as if it’s playing it at 1440p and 30fps
Thanks for covering this! Would you recommend the ASUS CU4K30 or this XR1 Pro capture card for someone wanting to play at 1440p240 on a gsync monitor with a dual PC setup while streaming at 1080p60? The audio sync issue gives me pause since playing with a variable framerate (and possibly sending a variable framerate to the capture card) sounds like it might result in the audio getting out of sync, where the ASUS card maybe doesn't have this problem? I'm curious which you prefer between the two.
Neither card would support 240hz at 1440p, (nor useful GSYNC support) so your best bet is probably using OBS Projector Preview output set to a locked 1440p60 at which point either card is just fine
What software can I use aside of OBS to capture 1440P 60FPS gameplay footage from my xbox series s with this evga card? I am using a 2014 Mac mini with High Sierra O.S and I am not looking to update to a newer O.S on my 2014 Mac mini{I don't want the Mac to slow down}. I can't find a compatible OBS version that will even detect my current capture card which is the early unit from elgato - the HD60.
@eposvox when I try capturing at 1440 in a two pc setup it is resizing my image on my gaming pc even though the capture card is set to duplicate my main screen. Any ideas?
It'd be nice if the adaptive refresh rate option was still there for pass through (but disabled by default), so you can play your Xbox with adaptive refresh rate on a VRR-enabled monitor when the device itself is not in use in terms of recording / capturing (I think that's (edit: the detection of being in use) possible with webcams?, Hopefully it's possible with this as a UVC device but I'm not well-versed in how these things work)
When I try to set my screen refresh rate to 144hz 1440p the screen goes black and resets back down to 120hz. I updated to the latest firmware and I am using HDMI 2.1 cables. Has anyone had this kind of issue and solved it? Thanks!!
I get frame skipping like crazy on this card. Not in the frames dropped settings, but the recording of the video or the preview in OBS jump cuts like every 10 seconds or so. I don't even have a gsync monitor and the option is not shown in my control panel. I have no idea what I can do to fix it. Did they fix this option in some of the firmware updates? I think I'm just going to return it.
I can think of one way the passthrough support would be useful: for a machine where you primarily use it for gaming, but also want to use a PiKVM to control it remotely. When controlling a thing remotely, I don't usually mind if it's a little bit glitchy. Incidentally, is MJPEG one of the supported formats? Currently, PiKVM requires that for USB capture devices.
I’m new to capture card. Elgato HD60 X just released in my country cost around $227 while XR1 Pro unavailable in my country if i order from amazon cost include shipping it almost same price as elgato would you recommend this xr1 pro or elgato. Thanks
i'm sorta confused because at around 2:20 you said that it only records in SDR and all HDR content is automatically tonemapped, but OBS added this card to their list of compatible HDR capture cards. Was there like a firmware update to it or something?
There was just no access given to software to record HDR before. Unlike AVerMedia or Elgato cards, there isn’t an EVGA app to use to record HDR. Now you can in OBS, albeit only at 1080p
@@EposVox ah that makes sense i dont own this card i just sorta assumed EVGA had their own software. This seems like a good value for recording HDR though since its like 80ish bucks on amazon right now. Thanks for the response, love your stuff.
Epos Vox or Anyone. I have a HP 11 17 inch Laptop L G smart TV Spectrum good wifi , not a great TV. Frist I am 62 so forgive question but need HELP. When I try to connect my , hp window's 11 to the LG tv at time's most of the time it is hard to connect the Laptop to the tv. I want to run the Lappy on the TV screen. I have an HDMI cord of course and the old window's 10 laptop pluged into it at this time. Does a Capture Card help with this prolbem ? Would it be the tv , do I need new modem router? I have the one Spectrum gave me 3 years ago here. I don't mind the HDMI cord would like to have more freedom than that plug. GR Thanks in advance. Driving me CRAZY. No kids around. lol
Hey, not that it matters to the PS5 since it doesn't have VRR but I also have a Series X, so should I disable VRR in the settings whenever I want to stream with this card?
do you have to use passhtrough to record at 240fps? or how does that work? been thinking of buying this, but they are being very cryptic as to how you would do the 240fps recording, would it affect the refreshrate on my monitor of i were to record at 240fps?
Nice, but not made for me as I just need to capture my cam. And a pity that the XR1 lite is over a 100 € around here. Did you get a chance to get a Atomos Connect yet? There is the "Connect 2" and the "Connect 4K" (not sure what the difference is, the data sheet looks similar), both start at 60 € and might be a solid alternative to the CamLink. At least I hope so.
If you satisfy the Nyquist rate by maintaining 120 FPS or higher (despite adaptive sync enabled) I’d expect it to look fine. What kind of FPS were you getting in your tests?
Does this capture card support multiple applications accessing it at once? That's been my biggest complaint with all the recent released UVC capture cards from EVGA and Elgato. Makes it hard to share gameplay to friends over discord while streaming.
While streaming, (if you use OBS) you can make OBS appear as a webcam aswell, and then in discord, you select OBS as your webcam instead of the capture card ^^
@@TheGreatCoolykoen When I had the HD60 S+ the device would crash if I had OBS opened and tried to load either screen share or webcam in Discord. The HD60 S I'm currently using doesn't have that problem because it has multi-app support with it's custom driver, but I can't go above 1080p with it.
@@GamingToad66 multi app is nice for sure, i was just saying that obs can act as a second webcam though, so although you dont need it, maybe someone else does :D
@@EposVox Good because I'm currently having to use a work around with my HD60S + in order to play @1080P/144htz. I have to use the "project" monitor option on one of the displays in OBS. Just trying to find something that will work without a work around has been annoying. Thank you for posting this video!
Anyone have an answer as to why I the XR1 Pro can capture from my Nintendo Switch but NOT the Xbox Series X? I primarily bought it for that console in particular, and I can't get the signal captured through the card at all. Switch is fine, for whatever reason.
@@EposVox They sure don't make it easy to figure out how to turn off HDCP, at least on the Series X. Got it figured out, and capture card officially works for the console. Thanks for the help!
@@jonathangodoy3638 Sorry, I had to translate, but to answer your question "Archaic Visionary do you know how to make the audio of the chat and mine be heard in the transmissions?" - if you're talking about streaming. Using OBS Studio can help with some pretty simple tutorials.
Why don't they make external capture cards with a RJ45 connector, so you can connect it to your network? Then the data can be streamed to another machine running OBS.
HDMI 2.1 chipsets are still super expensive or impossible to get under current conditions, and capture card companies have no clue what to do with adaptive sync and etc. It will be a while. 4k144/120 is still kinda bleeding edge. Broadcast hardware is always way behind.
if 1440p 120-144Hz HDR content is my thing, is Elgato 4K60 MK.2 still my best option if we say sub $1000 for a capturecard. i don't need passthrough, but would be nice to have but is in no way a priority and i don't need audio card function. Haven't really been following the market and i'm sick of having elgato issues my capture shifts/moves the image horizontal and vertical
Here is something you can test with the XR1 RGB, I can get 1440p capture. I have DP to primary monitor and HDMI out to the capture card, i duplicate display and boom. 1440p capture. What's even crazier, is if i have it connected to another monitor or t.v. The output gets changed to 2160/60p received by the t.v. I think the XR1 RGB and XR1 pro are the exact same device. Just different firmware and maybe a slight hardware OC or very minor upgrade. Give this a test. Inside advanced display settings Display 1 (Primary monitor shows 1440 desktop and 1440 active signal). This shows there is no resolution scaling. Display 3 (Capture card) Shows 1440 desktop 2160 active signal. Meaning the signal is 2160 with 1440p being upscaled Or stretched to fit.)
@@EposVox I can't wait to have one hehehe and btw is there any splitters that are hdmi 2.1 I saw Orei did something and then it was pulled out of market I wonder why 🤔
@@EposVox unfortunately HDMI name has been bastardised. We will probably see HDMI 2.1 devices that aren't significantly different to HDMI 2.0... most of the features are now "optional" :/ HDMI 2.0 no longer exists for certification by the HDMI group. So anything now on will be HDMI 2.1, that's how I understood it at least.
I mean, it is in terms of data compression. Which is all that matters unless you’re zooming in 500x or doing some absurd color grading. Every video streaming site is 4:2:0 output and even Blu-ray’s are mastered in 420
"They will probably release a FW update that disables this" WHAT?!?!?!?! Why would they "fix" the single best feature of their product? This is defacto the single best capture card in existence simply because of this. Why would they remove the single most demanded capture card feature of the past forever /cry.
Except it’s not. Because it ruins the captures. If you’re going to run a feature that ruins the viewing experience you might as well not capture at all
@@EposVox When you say ruins exactly how badly do you mean, like if you capture 1440@144hz with AS will it look worse than 1080@60? worse than 720@60? Like a VHS bootleg? :P TBH It's ridiculous that in 2022 manufacturers still can't give us AS passthrough, we shouldn't have to make our viewing experience look bad just to get usable captures :(
@@llynellyn it's in the video, the capture has frame skips, tearing, lag etc when VRR is enabled. Ideally they'd be able to have a fix where it can both pass through the VRR and record in a fixed refresh rate but the phrasing used in the video makes it seem like it's not possible (yet at least but maybe in the mid-distant future with full featured HDMI 2.1 capture cards)
![The Nearly Perfect USB Capture Card on a Budget [EVGA XR1 Pro USB Review]](/img/1.gif)
I just bought this one for $89.99
One year later I just bought it for 99.99 I can’t believe this 10 dollar bullshit
I have PS5... Will 1440p60 capture work while doing 4K60 pass through?
Yes
I’ve been trying to use this as a capture for my Sony A7IV camera in Streamlabs but it only lets me go to 1080p. Is there something I’m doing wrong?
Set your HDMI mode on the camera to 2160p
@@EposVox ok thank you!
@@EposVox it seems to have made the image pink and green now
Hello, I have had the XR1 Pro for two days, I have a Ps5 and OBS on my PC, I make the connections as indicated in the guide but the microphone volume remains very low, I have tried two different headphones/microphones that I plugged into the XR1 and the controller plugged into the XR1 and the mic volume is maxed on the XR1 and the mic sound in game captures is still too low, can you help me please?
Yo Adam, been searching through your videos I simply can not find it. Last year you recommended the alternative for the Elgato cam link (usb). It wasn't released yet (at least not in Europe) but you said it was better than the Elgato. What's the name? or just link the video in the reply, please
Ah man.. I wish more capture cards would support 4:4:4 chroma subsampling. 4:2:0 or 4:2:2 is fine for games, but when I was using dual PC setup, I remember being annoyed with the clarity of text when using a web browser, for example, in the capture. I was able to determine the elgato 4k60 pro mk2 supports 4:4:4 but I remember there being a graphical issue starting with the driver version which allowed 4:4:4 lol. I've since sold the card, but hopefully they have fixed it now. 🤷♂ EDIT: Seems like the driver was fixed according to an obs forum thread I was involved in.
I got this card and it's outputting video with only green/purple colors. Happens with all devices I've tried it with. Do you know what might fix this?
I just bought an XR1 Pro capture card device and nothing seems wrong with only when I play trough the OBS tab you can tell there's huge fps drops sometimes but when you check the recording you can't tell there fos drops because of the auto buffer setting on OBS and that seems about it. I've been seeing reviews about the Elgato HD60 X and they say it's the best capture card of 2023 and I've been hearing a lot of good stuff about the Elgato HD60 X and I'm thinking of returning the XR1 Pro and going for the Elgato HD60 X but I just don't know if it's worth the switch? I would appreciate it If anyone could tell me which one is better.
I'm experiencing tons of frame drops in OBS 29.1.3 with this capture card at 1440p@144hz and capturing at 60fps. I'm currently drafting a big e-mail to evga support to see if they can help.
I noticed sometimes it's okay, but most times it's dropping tons of frames. I'm currently going through a ton of testing - it seems to work better when the display is configured for 120hz or 60hz. It does make sense that video playback may not be smooth when playing at a constant 144fps and capturing at 60, however that's not the issue - there's massive amount of frames dropped even when recording the desktop.
Edit: Since switching to Y/UV 4:2:0 video format I haven't had issues. Using 4:2:2 has an upper limit of 50fps I think with this card, so just avoid it at all costs.
@@nicklozonrightttt!!!! When I’m playing my Xbox everything is fine and obs is capturing the audio and gameplay but when I record it the frame drops by crazy as if it’s playing it at 1440p and 30fps
@@chaosbills7095 are you using OBS? Try using Y/UV 4:2:0 video format and not 4:2:2 - this seems to have been the fix for me.
Thanks for covering this! Would you recommend the ASUS CU4K30 or this XR1 Pro capture card for someone wanting to play at 1440p240 on a gsync monitor with a dual PC setup while streaming at 1080p60? The audio sync issue gives me pause since playing with a variable framerate (and possibly sending a variable framerate to the capture card) sounds like it might result in the audio getting out of sync, where the ASUS card maybe doesn't have this problem? I'm curious which you prefer between the two.
Neither card would support 240hz at 1440p, (nor useful GSYNC support) so your best bet is probably using OBS Projector Preview output set to a locked 1440p60 at which point either card is just fine
What software can I use aside of OBS to capture 1440P 60FPS gameplay footage from my xbox series s with this evga card? I am using a 2014 Mac mini with High Sierra O.S and I am not looking to update to a newer O.S on my 2014 Mac mini{I don't want the Mac to slow down}.
I can't find a compatible OBS version that will even detect my current capture card which is the early unit from elgato - the HD60.
@eposvox when I try capturing at 1440 in a two pc setup it is resizing my image on my gaming pc even though the capture card is set to duplicate my main screen. Any ideas?
Hello just curious what microphone are you using in this video? sounds great.
I bought the Lite and I'm super happy with it. For my a6000 it's perfect and inexpensive.
It'd be nice if the adaptive refresh rate option was still there for pass through (but disabled by default), so you can play your Xbox with adaptive refresh rate on a VRR-enabled monitor when the device itself is not in use in terms of recording / capturing (I think that's (edit: the detection of being in use) possible with webcams?, Hopefully it's possible with this as a UVC device but I'm not well-versed in how these things work)
When I try to set my screen refresh rate to 144hz 1440p the screen goes black and resets back down to 120hz. I updated to the latest firmware and I am using HDMI 2.1 cables. Has anyone had this kind of issue and solved it?
Thanks!!
What if I play using gync and it’s set up the right way. Will it work good still?
So will this work if I’m recording switch gameplay on my steam deck using obs?
I get frame skipping like crazy on this card. Not in the frames dropped settings, but the recording of the video or the preview in OBS jump cuts like every 10 seconds or so. I don't even have a gsync monitor and the option is not shown in my control panel. I have no idea what I can do to fix it. Did they fix this option in some of the firmware updates? I think I'm just going to return it.
I can think of one way the passthrough support would be useful: for a machine where you primarily use it for gaming, but also want to use a PiKVM to control it remotely. When controlling a thing remotely, I don't usually mind if it's a little bit glitchy.
Incidentally, is MJPEG one of the supported formats? Currently, PiKVM requires that for USB capture devices.
I’m new to capture card. Elgato HD60 X just released in my country cost around $227 while XR1 Pro unavailable in my country if i order from amazon cost include shipping it almost same price as elgato would you recommend this xr1 pro or elgato. Thanks
i'm sorta confused because at around 2:20 you said that it only records in SDR and all HDR content is automatically tonemapped, but OBS added this card to their list of compatible HDR capture cards. Was there like a firmware update to it or something?
There was just no access given to software to record HDR before. Unlike AVerMedia or Elgato cards, there isn’t an EVGA app to use to record HDR.
Now you can in OBS, albeit only at 1080p
@@EposVox ah that makes sense i dont own this card i just sorta assumed EVGA had their own software. This seems like a good value for recording HDR though since its like 80ish bucks on amazon right now. Thanks for the response, love your stuff.
It's HDR10 pass through or just HDR?
So can this device support retro gaming to like xbox and playstation 2?
Epos Vox or Anyone. I have a HP 11 17 inch Laptop L G smart TV Spectrum good wifi , not a great TV. Frist I am 62 so forgive question but need HELP. When I try to connect my , hp window's 11 to the LG tv at time's most of the time it is hard to connect the Laptop to the tv. I want to run the Lappy on the TV screen. I have an HDMI cord of course and the old window's 10 laptop pluged into it at this time. Does a Capture Card help with this prolbem ? Would it be the tv , do I need new modem router? I have the one Spectrum gave me 3 years ago here. I don't mind the HDMI cord would like to have more freedom than that plug. GR Thanks in advance. Driving me CRAZY. No kids around. lol
Hey, not that it matters to the PS5 since it doesn't have VRR but I also have a Series X, so should I disable VRR in the settings whenever I want to stream with this card?
It should still be turned off if on, though mine did not auto enable by default
@@EposVox osea que no hay manera de usar el VRR tanto en ps5 como en series X con esta tarjeta?
Would u reccomend this one for recording nintendo switch games?
Does 1440p also imply 3440x1440? or is this another capture card that cant handle ultrawide resolutions?
I want to check the ranking of the capture board for 2022 of gc573. I would like to see a retest to see if it still shows the fastest latency.
do you have to use passhtrough to record at 240fps? or how does that work? been thinking of buying this, but they are being very cryptic as to how you would do the 240fps recording, would it affect the refreshrate on my monitor of i were to record at 240fps?
It only passes through 240 and records 60
@@EposVox damn, im looking for an external capturecard which lets me record 240 fps, Got any recommendations?
@@okPhobos none
what happens at 00:50? did your camera fuck up or was that editing?
When the titles said G-sync, I was hoping variable frame rate would come to capture cards so tearing wasn't a thing for those anymore :P
When is your review of the Beacn mic coming? I know NDA but still they say they are launching later this month.
When I have it and can review it
Nice, but not made for me as I just need to capture my cam. And a pity that the XR1 lite is over a 100 € around here.
Did you get a chance to get a Atomos Connect yet? There is the "Connect 2" and the "Connect 4K" (not sure what the difference is, the data sheet looks similar), both start at 60 € and might be a solid alternative to the CamLink. At least I hope so.
If you satisfy the Nyquist rate by maintaining 120 FPS or higher (despite adaptive sync enabled) I’d expect it to look fine. What kind of FPS were you getting in your tests?
Halo Infinite was running at a locked 120 or free between 120-144 and both had the same issue. The card isn’t made for adaptive sync
Does this capture card support multiple applications accessing it at once? That's been my biggest complaint with all the recent released UVC capture cards from EVGA and Elgato. Makes it hard to share gameplay to friends over discord while streaming.
While streaming, (if you use OBS) you can make OBS appear as a webcam aswell, and then in discord, you select OBS as your webcam instead of the capture card ^^
@@TheGreatCoolykoen When I had the HD60 S+ the device would crash if I had OBS opened and tried to load either screen share or webcam in Discord. The HD60 S I'm currently using doesn't have that problem because it has multi-app support with it's custom driver, but I can't go above 1080p with it.
@@GamingToad66 multi app is nice for sure, i was just saying that obs can act as a second webcam though, so although you dont need it, maybe someone else does :D
I can’t get this to capture in 1440 correctly.
Great video man! This guy or the HD 60S+ for Xbox series X to m1 Mac mini 🤔
Could this card work in a dual pc streaming set up?
Yep
So does this mean the card will stream 1080p @144htz via passthrough?
Yes
@@EposVox Good because I'm currently having to use a work around with my HD60S + in order to play @1080P/144htz. I have to use the "project" monitor option on one of the displays in OBS. Just trying to find something that will work without a work around has been annoying. Thank you for posting this video!
Anyone have an answer as to why I the XR1 Pro can capture from my Nintendo Switch but NOT the Xbox Series X? I primarily bought it for that console in particular, and I can't get the signal captured through the card at all. Switch is fine, for whatever reason.
Connect your Xbox to your TV first and make sure it’s set to 4k60 or lower and that HDCP is disabled
@@EposVox They sure don't make it easy to figure out how to turn off HDCP, at least on the Series X. Got it figured out, and capture card officially works for the console. Thanks for the help!
@@Archaic-Visionary sabes cómo hacer para que el audio del chat y el mío se escuche en las transmisiones?
@@jonathangodoy3638 Sorry, I had to translate, but to answer your question "Archaic Visionary do you know how to make the audio of the chat and mine be heard in the transmissions?" - if you're talking about streaming. Using OBS Studio can help with some pretty simple tutorials.
This over the el gato 60 s??
Yes
@@EposVox My guy 👊🏻
It is a shame but i cant find the XR1 Lite anywhere for under 100$ anymore.
It dropped to $45 for holiday sales. It’ll be back
You can grab it directly from EVGA for 44
Why don't they make external capture cards with a RJ45 connector, so you can connect it to your network? Then the data can be streamed to another machine running OBS.
They do with NDI hardware. It’s more expensive
Do I need a pc to just record normal video?
Yes
Where can I get your shirt?
Still no 4K120 or 4K144.
We have literally have TV 's and Monitors now.
HDMI 2.1 chipsets are still super expensive or impossible to get under current conditions, and capture card companies have no clue what to do with adaptive sync and etc. It will be a while. 4k144/120 is still kinda bleeding edge. Broadcast hardware is always way behind.
Anyone got the price?
if 1440p 120-144Hz HDR content is my thing, is Elgato 4K60 MK.2 still my best option if we say sub $1000 for a capturecard. i don't need passthrough, but would be nice to have but is in no way a priority and i don't need audio card function. Haven't really been following the market and i'm sick of having elgato issues my capture shifts/moves the image horizontal and vertical
Hey Geek, a firmware update for the 4K60 Pro MK.2 fixes the screen shift issue. I suggest reaching out to Elgato support about it.
@@VideophiIe Sounds great i will, sounds like you got it so can you confirm your version is newer than 19.08.08 (MCU:19.10.07 / FPGA: 19.06.12) ?
make a facking Resident evil or Cod Warzone or even Battlefieldl 2042 gameplay on CRT Monitor.
Nostalgia is the rule.
Nice review.
Is this better than the ELGATO HD60S+ ?
Yes, but not better than the HD60 X
@@EposVox cool I’m just wondering cause it’s on sale at Best Buy the EVGA xr1 pro. And is it a good deal for 89$? 😱🤩
That’s a great deal
Here is something you can test with the XR1 RGB, I can get 1440p capture. I have DP to primary monitor and HDMI out to the capture card, i duplicate display and boom. 1440p capture.
What's even crazier, is if i have it connected to another monitor or t.v. The output gets changed to 2160/60p received by the t.v. I think the XR1 RGB and XR1 pro are the exact same device. Just different firmware and maybe a slight hardware OC or very minor upgrade.
Give this a test.
Inside advanced display settings Display 1 (Primary monitor shows 1440 desktop and 1440 active signal). This shows there is no resolution scaling. Display 3 (Capture card) Shows 1440 desktop 2160 active signal. Meaning the signal is 2160 with 1440p being upscaled Or stretched to fit.)
Most capture cards pass through or mix the EDID from your display and set the max resolution accordingly, that’s nothing special nor unusual
can it record 5120x1440?
No
Again no HDMI 2.1 to pass or capture the new formats
Will be a while lol
@@EposVox I can't wait to have one hehehe and btw is there any splitters that are hdmi 2.1 I saw Orei did something and then it was pulled out of market I wonder why 🤔
@@EposVox unfortunately HDMI name has been bastardised. We will probably see HDMI 2.1 devices that aren't significantly different to HDMI 2.0... most of the features are now "optional" :/
HDMI 2.0 no longer exists for certification by the HDMI group. So anything now on will be HDMI 2.1, that's how I understood it at least.
I just bought the Xr1 lite I’m pissed
What got better about your video quality?
It’s the same-looking aroll in most of my videos
@@EposVox wire looked extra amazing then today man!!! :)
@@EposVox wow**
Well thanks haha
nice
Just bought this for 80 dollars
i owuldnt call 4:2:0 uncompressed tbh
I mean, it is in terms of data compression. Which is all that matters unless you’re zooming in 500x or doing some absurd color grading. Every video streaming site is 4:2:0 output and even Blu-ray’s are mastered in 420
yes but does it me hoy minoy?
"They will probably release a FW update that disables this" WHAT?!?!?!?! Why would they "fix" the single best feature of their product? This is defacto the single best capture card in existence simply because of this. Why would they remove the single most demanded capture card feature of the past forever /cry.
Except it’s not. Because it ruins the captures. If you’re going to run a feature that ruins the viewing experience you might as well not capture at all
@@EposVox When you say ruins exactly how badly do you mean, like if you capture 1440@144hz with AS will it look worse than 1080@60? worse than 720@60? Like a VHS bootleg? :P
TBH It's ridiculous that in 2022 manufacturers still can't give us AS passthrough, we shouldn't have to make our viewing experience look bad just to get usable captures :(
@@llynellyn it's in the video, the capture has frame skips, tearing, lag etc when VRR is enabled. Ideally they'd be able to have a fix where it can both pass through the VRR and record in a fixed refresh rate but the phrasing used in the video makes it seem like it's not possible (yet at least but maybe in the mid-distant future with full featured HDMI 2.1 capture cards)
Early from Switzerland. 😊
Never been this early