We’re having a look at some of the best capture cards, ones that work for gaming on both console and PC. Recording gameplay on your Xbox Series X or PlayStation 5 is a fairly simple endeavour. Both ...

I (ok my kids really - but a good way to teach them things) want to stream from PS4/5+overlay via my PC using OBS Studio. Looks like Elgato is a decent choice, but I'm a little torn about USB3 vs PCIE ...

If you ever took up with the idea of streaming or recording gameplay for uploading online then you’ll need to dabble into game capture cards. These are little hardware devices that connect in a ...

Low-resolution streams are a big turnoff for any viewer, so as a content creator or streamer, it is important that you deliver top-quality content to your audience. So, bring the best capture card for ...

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PCWorld explains how to affordably digitize VHS tapes using a USB capture card, composite-to-HDMI adapter, and free OBS software. This method preserves old footage like family videos while offering ...

If you want to record or stream your Nintendo Switch gameplay, you need a capture card. Unlike the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, Nintendo’s hybrid console can’t record gameplay internally or ...

If you know what you're doing, the UpStream 4K can provide a 2160p30 signal with almost no input delay, but IOGEAR disappoints with a complete lack of software and setup guidance. This capture card is ...

This little capture card pulls off a simplistic versatility, working with ease across a range of devices. While great for 1080p 60 fps content and play, its outdated ports and passthrough don't hold ...

There’s a good few options for exporting data out of FPGAs, like Ethernet, USB2, or USB3. Many FPGAs have a HDMI (or rather, sparkling DVI) port as well, and [Steve Markgraf] brings us the hsdaoh ...