Does Pc Internal Capture Card Work For Consoles

The 4K60 is easily the best internal capture card I've ever used. Great if you need to share your feed over multiple apps, (OBS and Discord, for example). 4K Pro also automatically tonemaps HDR games to SDR so your recordings always look right! If you want to install a permanent capture card in your PC, this is the right one!

Does everything I want it to, mainly capture in 2k 60 while passing through to a 144hz monitor. Card can go in any slot that is PCIe 4x or above (mine is in a x16). You do need to use AverMedia's REC Central to configure the lighting or turn off HDCP, I am not a big fan of that program but you may have better luck and can never use it again if desired.

High Quiality and Durable. Does exactly what it says it will, with no delay into my PC's audio card. I can turn on FL Studio (for Example) and choose and insterment and use my keyboard's MIDI out to record, or even jam on a different (sounding) insturment. helped me come up with tons of song ideas. Prongs seem iffy at first but once you plug it in u realize just how good they are :)

I was hearing a lot of good reviews for this game when it was released for the consoles. I do not play consoles so when this came to PC, I was excited to check it out. I haven't played too much yet but it is very much worth the purchase. Fun, good graphics, and an excellent story.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My experience with gaming on PC and consoles has been completely revolutionized. Crystal clear image and very high quality material and build

I do a lot of things that have to do with gaming both on console and pc. I use it for everything from recording commentary during tournaments to having voice communication during online play. There is nothing wrong with this microphone in anyway. It may not be an extremely high end microphone but for it's price it can't be beat. It is well built; it's almost completely metal with absolutely no flimsiness or weakness at all in it's build. The things I like best about the microphone is that it's completely universal. It plugs right and starts to work on both my pc and my gaming consoles. The other thing is that it's the only microphone that works with consoles that has a complete line of accessories like wind screens and shock mounts. The only mark I can give against the microphone is that it cannot be compared to much higher end microphones. But it's an unfair comparison because this is the only microphone that fulfills it's specific role.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this monitor for everything from gaming consoles to PC as well as the many smart monitor features. I have the m3 32” next to this and can mention the differences with the m3 to m7 make a huge improvement.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 32" LG UltraGear UHD Gaming Monitor is capable of delivering 144Hz at a resolution of 3840x2160. The monitor supports a generous assortment of connectivity with one DisplayPort, two HDMI, a convenient USB 3.0 Upstream connection to the PC and also 2 USB 3.0 (type USB-A) downstream connections, as well as a 4-pole (sound and mic) headphone jack. All of this is to say that for the typical gamer there, this monitor delivers a fantastic experience while also allowing for multiple gaming consoles/PC to be connected without having the need to connect and disconnect consoles as frequently. Personally, I have an XBOX, Playstation, and gaming PC connected to the monitor and I can easily transition between each. HDR is easily recognized with all connected devices, and the monitor also delivers a beautiful and crisp picture. The colors are vibrant and not faded or an off-color, which means that whites are white and not a weird off-white. There are also settings available that are built into the monitor to adjust the picture and also access extra features that can add extra to the gaming experience.

We have been buying and using these for several years now, installing them in classrooms for lecture capture recordings. They work well, BUT as they are plug and play, a PC also thinks that the device is a speaker (the built-in headphone output). You will need to disable the playback choice on a PC.

At first, I only bought an external USB-C dock with a card reader, to hopefully work on videos with the iPad software. Unfortunately, the software will only recognize files if the card is in your camera, which has to be on, and using wi-fi, or transfer your files to the iPad's internal memory. If you don't have a large internal memory space on your iPad you can get this adapter to be able to work with the raw files transferred to the SD card.