AVerMedia Live Gamer 4K Video Capture Card Installation
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2022
- Since I needed to install a better video capture device for making videos on this very channel, I thought it some folks might enjoy following along.
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Thanks! Entire video helped me a bunch. 🎉
You're very welcome!
I turned mine on and got the blinking red light and then found this video and you helped mr fix it! thanks!
Awesome! I'm glad I could help you out. I'll have a follow-up video on the AVerMedia card coming out very soon.
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Thanks! 👍
Nice capture device! I'm guessing there's gonna be a Broken Life Twitch stream in the future? 🤪
Ehhh... I'd never say never, but I could some day see some RUclips live streams.
Thank you very much this video helped alot. Does anybody know how to make it also record the audio of the pc?
You're very welcome.
The card records audio over HDMI. In OBS, around 8:20 in my video, under the heading of "Audio Mixer" you can see "Video Capture Device" and the 2 level meters for the left and right channels, which are unmuted (white speaker icon next to them). If there had been any sound playing on the device I was capturing, those meters would have been moving.
You can also see in the same selection that I have "Desktop Audio" muted (red speaker icon with an X next to it). That turns the sound off on the host PC (the computer the card is installed in) so you don't get Windows sounds, unwanted music from other things, etc in your recording. If you wanted to plug in a microphone to that PC and record audio for that, you would need to add it as another audio device just like how I added the video capture card as a device at 8:00. You would just pick Audio Input Device instead and then select your mic. Then you can control desktop audio, your mic, and the capture input all independently. You can even set them up on separate channels so in editing you can do your own track mixes instead of OBS mixing them down to 2 channel stereo as default.
If it's OBS you're having trouble with, there are a million really good tutorials for how to set everything up. It's powerful software that is pretty complex once you get into it and I'm not really qualified to cover it. 🤣 As regards this card, I think mine just pretty much worked. I don't think I had to do anything more than plug it in, install the software, then start OBS. What you see in the video is all I did.
this card is mainly for dual pc setup, don't buy and stick in your gaming pc and think its going to solve your problems
This is a _video capture card,_ and as you said, is for capturing video from external sources. I don't think I said anything to indicate that it was a display adapter?