I (ok my kids really - but a good way to teach them things) want to stream from PS4/5+overlay via my PC using OBS Studio. Looks like Elgato is a decent choice, but I'm a little torn about USB3 vs PCIE ...

With the rise of content creation and live streaming as well as the number of businesses offering remote work options, the demand for video capture cards is pretty high. Over the past few years, we ...

Content-sharing has become integrated into video game culture so heavily that modern consoles are typically all built with some sort of on-device YouTube or Twitch streaming option. Though ...

A simple and powerful USB streaming and capture solution for content creators, the HDMI 2.1 pass-through makes the AVerMedia Live Gamer ULTRA 2.1 brilliant for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X gamers.

If you ever took up with the idea of streaming or recording gameplay for uploading online then you’ll need to dabble into game capture cards. These are little hardware devices that connect in a ...

If you want to record or stream your Nintendo Switch gameplay, you need a capture card. Unlike the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, Nintendo’s hybrid console can’t record gameplay internally or ...

The original Nintendo Switch is a brilliant portable console, but we’ll be the first to admit that recording gameplay isn’t a strong suit. With the ability to record only 30 seconds of gameplay and no ...

Low-resolution streams are a big turnoff for any viewer, so as a content creator or streamer, it is important that you deliver top-quality content to your audience. So, bring the best capture card for ...

A viable option for streamers and gamers on the go A viable option for streamers and gamers on the go is an editor covering deals and gaming hardware. He joined in 2018, and after a two-year stint at ...

Iogear’s latest capture card offers up to 30Hz 4K gameplay capture or 120Hz 1080p capture for $129.99. That makes it significantly cheaper than Elgato’s equivalent card, the recently announced HD60 X, ...

There’s a good few options for exporting data out of FPGAs, like Ethernet, USB2, or USB3. Many FPGAs have a HDMI (or rather, sparkling DVI) port as well, and [Steve Markgraf] brings us the hsdaoh ...