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The HD60S employs the use of USB3.0 (USB Type C)
connectivity to reduce the latency and have as clear and crisp
a stream as possible. A capture card targeted at those wanting
more to stream than to record, the HD60S enables 1080p60
streaming and is closest to the literal term of “plug-and-play”
than most, with the USBC’s reversible capabilities.
Also featuring the built-in streaming facilities with Stream
Command, you’ll be able to take further control of your stream
with the Live Commentary feature. And of course there’s
Flashback Recording included, so you never miss your best
plays. The same size as the HD60, the HD60S will make a sleek
addition to your current gaming setup, and it fully utilises the
HDMI connectivity to enable lag-free pass through. It’s one of
your best shots at being noticed in the ever-growing world of
influencers.
The AWP Dragon Lore of game capture
cards is the HD60 Pro. The best on offer
from Elgato – you can stream and capture
1080p60 footage from your Xbox One,
PlayStation 4 or WiiU and share it with your
audience with ease.
Including instant gameview, stream
command and flashback recording, it’s got
all the bells and whistles, and the H.264
encoder will capture your gameplay and
keep the file size low. The HD60 Pro also
makes full use of Master Copy, which
saves a copy of your stream as it happens,
with separate tracks for your webcam and
commentary files.
Once you’re setup, it's super easy to
jump straight in and start providing your
audience with the quality content they
expect, even better than before.
With 1080p recording and a H.264 hardware encoder (giving
you smaller save files that won’t eat up your hard drive), Elgato’s
HD60 is perfect for those looking to primarily record video and
upload it to their channel. Featuring full support for current-gen
consoles (Xbox One/PlayStation 4/WiiU), you can seamlessly
record 1080p60 gameplay, without struggling with complicated
programs. Also employing the use of Flashback Recording and
the built-in streaming software, the HD60 is perfect for those
who are perhaps more comfortable with recording and editing
their vids, rather than streaming straight to the web for the
whole world to watch and pass judgement.
Also including Stream Command, you can easily add
your webcam and personalised overlays, and even change
your layout on the fly with scenes. The HD60 is a middle-
tier experience with all the bells and whistles necessary for
capturing quality content in this generation.
Elgato’s HD capture card is an entry-
level model for those looking to
ease themselves into the streaming/content-
producing market. You can use it on some of the older
consoles as well, which makes it all the more appealing to those looking to break
into the market on a budget.
The card features a built-in Live Streaming feature, allowing you to stream
direct to YouTube or Twitch, and the software is so simple, you’ll be able to teach
yourself to use it.
The addition of Flashback Recording also ensures you
never miss a beat, even when you weren’t recording.
The retroactive record allows you to still get those crucial
moments you may not have been ready for, with a lag-
free connection to your TV screen allowing for seamless
interaction. What are you waiting for?
We could preach to you all day about what makes
Elgato the best in the capture card market, or we
could let the facts speak for themselves.
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