The AverMedia GC553Pro tries to be a streamer's ideal video capture device, but it's not a viable option for Mac users ...

Update: It's official—AVerMedia today launched the Live Gamer Duo, an internal PCIe capture card with two HDMI inputs, priced at $250.In a follow-up tweet, AVerMedia said its initial stock sold ...

The company already released the external Live Gamer ULTRA 2.1 with HDMI 2.1 support and 4K60 capture, but for folks who prefer an internal card, it's got two new products on the shelves today.

The supported 2.0 HDMI pass-through works flawlessly as well. For testing, I ran the capture through to my gaming PC (via the RECentral software) as well as an external 28in 4K monitor (via ...

Like most modern capture cards, this is an external unit that connects over USB, so you don't need a free PCIe slot. It supports zero-lag pass-through video, so you can keep a dedicated TV/monitor ...

There are two audio channels allowed sound to pass through at the same time. You can also perform live mixing of two HDV cameras using a pair of Intensity cards and Blackmagic's On-Air 2.0 software.

Elgato’s latest external capture card is the HD60 X. It’s priced at $199.99, like the HD60 S Plus before it, but features an updated design that sees its HDMI and USB ports all placed on its ...

Elgato is launching its first HDMI 2.1 capture cards. They’re designed for dual PC setups or anyone streaming from an Xbox Series X or PS5 console.

Avermedia's HD capture card is up to 38% cheaper today. ... The Live Gamer Mini uses an HDMI pass-through solution, along with a USB connection to get those recordings over to your PC.

I've got an odd need, I think. I've got a 27" monitor connected to my computer, and I've got Series 3 TiVO. What my monitor doesn't have is speakers. What I would like to do is pass the signal ...