Product Comparison: Hauppauge HD PVR 2 vs Elgato HD60
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- The PC capture and sound are well sync'd, and the resolution controls allow me to adjust the file size with minimal picture quality sacrifices.
- The amount of data recorded is very flexible. You can adjust the resolution Frames per second and audio quality.
- This item is really great at recording high definition video to upload on youtube and capture great gameplay in the best resolution possible. Thumbs up!
- It recorded in the advertised high resolution but with constant framerate drops and very bad screen tearing , therefore making the recordings terrible to watch.
- It occasionally will have issues with changing output resolutions, causing random coloured pixels to be rendered instead of black.
- The Elgato captures great quality video without any issue. Its very easy to setup.
- Highly distinctive product as the contour of the Elgato HD is smooth and shaped like a pill. Used for gaming my 'not to be mention' games and the resolution is fantastic!
- Very high resolution video capture card that works with almost everything.
- The editing software and interface works really well for what you pay. I really would recommend this product.
- There's a slight delay between when you make & see an input on the TV, and when it appears on the computer, meaning you still need to use the TV to play the games without the delay.
- Item is a nice small size and is great for taking to friends houses to record some on the fly madness.
- The device itself is also one above the other capture cards available. Its small square size means it can easily fit into a small area, and not be in the way.
- The size and weight of the product makes it extremely portable and the design itself is very nice.
- The package got to my house extremely quickly, and the protection (air bags) were perfect for the size and weight of the PVR 2.
- It is quite large and uncomfortable to carry.
- A fantastic help to bring recorded game play to life!! Perfect size, really easy to set up, instructions are very easy to follow and a really good quality!
- It's very small so does not get in the way. Captures perfectly with no lag.
- Anyway, it's a small, simple device which gives quality video recordings.
- The good aspects are that it is small and quite compatible and easy for travel. It is also easy to capture game play.
- The Elgato HD60 is so small and light weight that you could take it anywhere such as your friends house etc.
- Video bitrate can be changed in options in the software on pc. I like that I can do this.
- The disc comes with old drivers that don't work, the website has software and drivers that work perfectly.
- Great for video capture for youtube, etc. Performs better than software solutions, without negatively affecting the game or introducing input/video lag.
- The software (arcsoft), in that it tends to even to this day become unstable and many times the software would freeze.
- The device is not compatible with some streaming software such as OBS leaving you to capture a window.
- The Elgato software allows you to stream straight from the software. If you use other streaming programs the Elgato video signal can easily be picked up by these programs.
- The Elgato software also has a time machine like feature, meaning if you have the software open, even if your not recording, you can go back and watch footage.
- I have tried it on my PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and Wii U and all look superb with a decent contrast and sound quality when recording.
- If your using PS4, you must disable HDCP when you use the Elgato, this means some programs won't be allowed to run.
- I'm a mac user and Twitch streamer. Although the card works well and the software is fine, it is not compatible with OBS or Xsplit on a Mac.