Post: Elgato Game Capture Review
09-01-2012, 06:29 PM #1
TheRock_
Climbing up the ladder
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I used to have a HDPVR but it was getting very complicated with all the wires and it was just taking too much space. So recently I heard about this product called an Elgato Game Capture and I had to try it out.


PROS:

1. Records Full 1080p
2. Very Small and only 2-3 wires
3. In-software video editing
4. Apple TV and iPads can be connected
5. Very Sexy Name


CONS:

1. A Good Computer/Laptop


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Elgato is very easy to setup and very useful, let's say you forgot to click record and then got an insane clip. Don't worry with an Elgato you can get your footage back without recording, that is one great reason why you should choose an Elgato over other capture cards.

Elgato also allows you to tag your videos so when its uploaded to YouTube you don't have problems, it also has a feature which shares your video to multiple social media websites such as Twitter and Facebook.


Here is the screenshot of their software

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So if you are having a hard-time between choosing a capture card, i would say Elgato is a way to go. It's about the same price as HDPVR, much easier to setup, a better editing and video capturing software, not excessive wires and a small device which can be carried in your pocket.


They sent me two devices, so I will be doing a giveaway for you guys soon. Enjoy Gobble
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Cryptic
09-06-2012, 06:09 AM #20
whynot
Pokemon Trainer
nice thanks for the review
09-06-2012, 12:38 PM #21
xGscClan
Bounty hunter
Originally posted by ClutchlikeLBJ View Post
Elgato Game Capture Review


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I used to have a HDPVR but it was getting very complicated with all the wires and it was just taking too much space. So recently I heard about this product called an Elgato Game Capture and I had to try it out.


PROS:

1. Records Full 1080p
2. Very Small and only 2-3 wires
3. In-software video editing
4. Apple TV and iPads can be connected
5. Very Sexy Name


CONS:

1. A Good Computer/Laptop


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Elgato is very easy to setup and very useful, let's say you forgot to click record and then got an insane clip. Don't worry with an Elgato you can get your footage back without recording, that is one great reason why you should choose an Elgato over other capture cards.

Elgato also allows you to tag your videos so when its uploaded to YouTube you don't have problems, it also has a feature which shares your video to multiple social media websites such as Twitter and Facebook.


Here is the screenshot of their software

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So if you are having a hard-time between choosing a capture card, i would say Elgato is a way to go. It's about the same price as HDPVR, much easier to setup, a better editing and video capturing software, not excessive wires and a small device which can be carried in your pocket.


They sent me two devices, so I will be doing a giveaway for you guys soon. Enjoy Gobble


So if I have a PVR then there is no point in me getting this?
09-06-2012, 08:24 PM #22
Cryptic
Former Staff | Content Manager
Cheaper than a Huppage, simpler to use, less hassle, it's own video editing software...sounds too good to be true, but then again might be just what I'm looking for.

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TheRock_
09-07-2012, 01:54 AM #23
TheRock_
Climbing up the ladder
Originally posted by A
The bad part about it is that you can't play in HDMI on PS3. I can't composite quality my God. Get the HD PVR 2! About $20-30 cheaper!


but you cant do hdmi on ps3 with the hdpvr 2 either no device can.. ps3 made it like that you can do it on the fat ps3 with elgato but not slim or else they would get sued.. other then that hdpvr 2 is still big does not have playback if you forgot to hit record and has still a lot of wires

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Originally posted by xGscClan View Post
So if I have a PVR then there is no point in me getting this?


well if you can sell your pvr then i would recommend buying this because it has many more advantages then a hdpvr

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