Elgato Game Capture 4K S - Μαύρο

Enkel å sette opp, funker bra til å streame switch 2 til pc.

Veldig bra 👍👍👍

The Visuals: 9/10 ​ When it works, the 4K S is stunning. ​Crisp Detail: It handles 4K60 capture with very high bitrates, meaning your recordings don't look "muddy" or pixelated during high-motion gameplay. ​True Passthrough: It supports HDR10 and VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) passthrough. This means you can play on your TV with all the bells and whistles (no lag, no screen tearing) while the card does the heavy lifting in the background. ​ The "Pink Screen" & TV Fighting: 4/10 ​ The "Pink Screen of Death" is a notorious Elgato quirk, usually caused by a handshake disagreement between the card, your TV, and your console (PS5/Xbox). ​ The Cause: It often happens because the card is trying to interpret a 120Hz or HDR signal that the software isn't ready for, or because of HDCP (copy protection). ​The Fix: You often have to dive into the Elgato 4K Capture Utility, go to Settings > Device, and change the EDID Mode from "Internal" to "Display." This forces the card to "listen" to your TV's settings rather than trying to dictate them. ​ The Audio Struggles: 5/10 ​ You hit the nail on the head—Elgato's audio drivers frequently "fight" with Windows and OBS. ​The "Underwater" Glitch: A common issue where the audio sounds muffled or distorted. ​Software Conflicts: If you use other programs like Discord, Wave Link, or Voicemeeter, the 4K S audio stream can sometimes "crack" or disappear entirely. ​The Secret Fix: Many users find that going into Windows Sound Settings and unchecking "Enable Audio Enhancements" for the 4K S input fixes the distortion immediately. ​ The Verdict ​ Pros: ​Excellent 4K60 and 1440p120 capture quality. ​Compact, sleek design that doesn't require a PCIe slot. ​Flawless passthrough for modern consoles. ​ Cons: ​Driver Jitters: Requires constant "babysitting" of Windows audio settings. ​Handshake Issues: The pink screen/black screen issues require manual EDID tweaking. ​Software Heavy: You almost always need the 4K Capture Utility installed just to "fix" settings for OBS. ​ Final Thought: If you want the best picture and are willing to spend 30 minutes in the settings menus every few weeks, the 4K S is worth it. If you want "Plug and Play" without ever touching a setting, it might drive you crazy. I find with some Elgato products you're just paying for the brand rather than what it has to offer.

Doesn’t work how it should. When I turn on the ps5 it doesn’t work and leaves me on a blank screen and this can happen 5/6 times in a row until it randomly works

An amazing capture card. Works great with Switch 2 and 1440p capture. Image quality is outstanding. Highly recommend!