EVGA XR1 Pro Capture Card, 1440p/4K HDR Capture/Pass…
EVGA XR1 Pro Capture Card, 1440p/4K HDR Capture/Pass Through, Certified for OBS, USB 3.1, ARGB,…
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no it has copy protection detection and it is aggressive (wont even capture an ipad pro screen share w/o a device in the middle to strip the copy protection flags)
Omegatotal
 · February 21, 2022
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Yes, you will need to use something like OBS to record or stream. You will just select the capture card as your video input device.
Corey Soto
 · May 9, 2022
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No the USB provides the power
Robert McCracken
 · April 10, 2022
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Yes it dose pass 4k and yes it’s type c and it comes with a 3ft c cord
Sketchyset
 · April 18, 2022
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Los requisitos mínimos que pide para lo que buscas son los siguientes:
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CPU (Intel i5 6xxx o Ryzen 3 1300X) … see more Los requisitos mínimos que pide para lo que buscas son los siguientes:
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CPU (Intel i5 6xxx o Ryzen 3 1300X)
GPU (GTX 1060 o RX560)
RAM 8 GB recomendado 16GB
USB: 2 entradas de 3.0/3.1 see less Los requisitos mínimos que pide para lo que buscas son los siguientes:
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CPU (Intel i5 6xxx o Ryzen 3 1300X)
GPU (GTX 1060 o RX560)
RAM 8 GB recomendado 16GB
USB: 2 entradas de 3.0/3.1
Lukas
 · June 27, 2022
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Recording gameplay locally on pc will cost you fps so technically this is better.
JustAvideoguy
 · September 21, 2022
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Depends on what streaming software you’re using…check the audio in levels
J.S
 · July 21, 2022