Elgato 4K Pro Internal Capture Card: 8K60 Passthrough
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Elgato 4K Pro Internal Capture Card: 8K60 Passthrough
$274.99
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| Current Price | $274.99 | October 18, 2024 |
| Highest Price | $274.99 | October 11, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $274.99 | October 11, 2024 |
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Elgato 4K Pro Internal Capture Card: 8K60 Passthrough Description
- Seamless Broadcasting and Versatile Streaming: Connect effortlessly to any app such as OBS, Streamlabs, Twitch Studio, Restream, Zoom, Teams, and stream flawlessly on various platforms like YouTube, Twitch, Discord, Facebook Gaming, etc., providing you with unparalleled flexibility and reach.
- Unrivaled Gaming Experience: Immerse yourself in pure gameplay at an astounding 8K60 resolution, all while effortlessly capturing the action in stunning 4K60 quality.
- Cutting-Edge Connectivity: Harness the power of HDMI 2.1 in/out to effortlessly record high frame rates, reaching up to an incredible 240fps in pristine 1080p resolution.
- Seamless Visuals: Say goodbye to screen tearing and relish in a flawlessly smooth gaming experience with Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) passthrough technology.
- Perfectly Synced Entertainment: Achieve unparalleled synchronization between your broadcast and gameplay, thanks to ultra-low latency that ensures every moment is captured with precision.
Elgato 4K Pro Internal Capture Card: 8K60 Passthrough Specification
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Elgato 4K Pro Internal Capture Card: 8K60 Passthrough Reviews (13)
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Arthur Grauer Jr. –
This capture card was very easy and wanted to try out an internal capture card. It was easy to set up and easy connection, however, ran into a lot of black screen issues on the output, and froze several times during streaming. Couldn’t find a solution on YouTube to troubleshoot it.
Terrel M. Thompson –
Clean and Compact.
Neptune –
The naming of Elgato can be really confusing but after a bit of research I found out that the 4K Pro ist the newest one.
I had an Elgato HD60 which was awesome back then but it is time to upgrade!
It is plug and play! Install the software or use OBS and it will work out of the box.
Recording at 1440p 120/144hz is amazing!
No issues
Terrel M. Thompson –
I’m a Twitch Partner, been streaming with a dual pc setup for about six years now. I recently got an Alienware AW3225QF. Currently on my game pc I’m running OBS with the Teleport plugin to send game and game audio capture to OBS on my stream pc. This allows me to experience all the 4K HDR Dolby Vision goodness on my new monitor while sending my game and audio capture in SDR to my stream pc. Works great. Capture image looks really good.
I have a minor issue using Teleport where for unknown reasons, after awhile the game/audio capture sent via Teleport lags a bit behind in OBS on my stream pc (workaround is running my games in windowed borderless instead of fullscreen). From what I can tell in the Elgato 4K Pro documentation, the card should be able to do 2160p240 HDR passthrough while capturing at 1080p60 SDR. It can do it… sort of.
I did manage to get it to work but on the AW3225QF monitor, when running at 2160p240, HDR via HDMI 2.1 cables, the only output color format was YCbCr 4:2:0. I was only able to see YCbCr 4:2:2 or RGB if I was running 2160p at 144Hz or less. Running at 2160p240, HDR via HDMI 2.1 through the 4K Pro, the picture looked like garbage compared to what I’m used to seeing running direct from the game pc at 2160p240, HDR via DP connection.
The image capture quality in OBS had a slightly green cast to it, as if it needed a proper white balance. I never managed to fix it, but planned on applying a LUT in OBS to make it look better. Definitely worse quality out of the box compared to the 4K60 Pro Mk.2, or the Avermedia Live Gamer 4K (GC573).
I also noticed a slight stutter in the capture quality from the card in OBS at 60fps. It was still there but somewhat improved if I brought it in at 240fps, but not better than the same capture coming from Teleport.
And… in spite of what some youtube influencers might be telling you, the documentation for the 4K Pro is extremely sparse on the Elgato website. There’s slightly more documentation for the 4K X, and whenever I searched the Elgato website, the results consistently confused the 4K Pro with the 4K X and every other card they’ve come out with. Good luck googling info about it, you’ll see lots of results for the 4K60 Pro, the 4K60, and so on and so forth. I think you get the idea. You’ll be heroically blazing your own trail with the 4K Pro.
TL;DR – if you’re on a dual pc stream setup and you have an Alienware AW3225QF monitor with all the glorious modern bells and whistles, the 4K Pro is not for you. Not yet ready for prime time. Capture on your game pc using the Teleport plugin in OBS to send your capture to OBS on your stream pc.
Jhon Sebastian Torrealva Valverde –
I have a dual pc setup and sometimes it wouldn’t capture the game. In order to work I have to restart both my computers multiple times in order to see my gameplay captured. I updated to the latest driver and nothing seems to be fixed. I’ll wait till they fix it with upcoming drivers.
Kay Gabriel –
Estoy muy contento con la calidad de grabacion todo lo que es capaz de hacer.
La compre para grabar Ps5 hay algunas cosas que se tienen que ajustar antes nada calibrar tu pantalla respecto a la de grabacion, desactivar HDR y configurar el obs rango de color dejo foto en comentarios este es importante.
Por ultimo añadir que va en un puerto PCI-e en mi caso tengo dos 4×16 no he tenido problemas lo unico que tengo poco espacion en la torre y se quedan muy pegada a la grafica y a la tarjeta wifi, es importante que verifiques espacio si tienes una grafica como la mia que te ocupa 3 slot xD y tambien graba 8k por lo que espero que dure bastante tiempo conmigo.
Eduardo –
Fait tel que décrit par le fabricant.
Erick A. –
Don’t waste your money. This doesn’t work, the output was broken on mine so I couldn’t see anything on my screen
Eduardo –
Would be better if if come with both back plates, but had to spend more money on postage than the actual thing cost. The actual 4k pro had a few problems to set up – mainly going from 120 hz to 60 hz, in the end sorted this with an hdmi splitter that will split it in to another resolution as needed.
Now it’s all working and all the settings are correct it’s absolutely perfect. Would definitely suggest hdmi splitter with it as you can then by pass the need for a pc to be on too.
Seems a lot of money but it’s a new product and what isn’t expensive now days?
Is about the best you will get for the moment .
Derek Ciesielski –
While the capture side supports 40gbps sources, passthrough does not. Trying to send 2160p/120hz/4:4:4/10bit through the passthrough will always fall back to 4:2:0. The avermedia hdmi 2.1 products do not have this limitation.
Don’t buy this.
Amazon Customer –
It was easy to set up, and I can play the switch how I wanted it.
Nick –
Las grabaciones que realizo, sea a la resolución que sea, tiene Lag o Tartamudeo cada 5 o 7min.
Y congelamiento previa previsualización desde su propio programa (4K Capture Utility).
Amazon Customer –
The thing would not even show a capture screen after 12 hours of messing with it i had to give up, Nvidia 4090 with a steel legend x670e MB, HDCP Locked! i tried everything to get this working, i wish it would have worked, i tried everything!