Is this computer good for streaming and recording games on the xbox one when using an elgato game capture device?
216282
Yes deo finitely. For movie streaming and recording games are perfect, I watched lots of netflix and played lots of online game. It worked like a charm.
1384545
Not sure about Xbox One... But I use mine with Wii. I had to reformat the hard disk to FAT32 and it works without any issues.
211173
Depends. If you're going to be recording things in SD (NES, SNES, PS1/2, Xbox, Wii etc) it's a good little device, though quality wise it does have some interlacing issues at time. If you want to record in HD (PS3/4, Xbox 360/One, Wii U) this isn't a great choice, as it's max resolution is 480p. If you're looking for high definition capture your best bet is to get either the Roxio, AverMedia, or Elgato, but they aren't cheap ($100+).
372269
Do not use it for gaming. The input lag is atrocious and you can't disable the post processing to make it respond faster to your input. Impossible to play fast twitch games.
1140374
Hey mate, I'd suggest you getting a docking station; you'd have plenty of connections including HDMI, USB, headphones and mike inputs plus Thunderbolt ports. Amazon has a very good one from Elgato. Just my 2 cents.
598411
The read and write speed is good for games and graphics software and xboxlive etc
545987
No. And honestly - this product doesn't work at all anyway. I've only heard about 20% of buyers say it worked for them. If you're running XP, your chances are decent, but WinVis-Win7 is a for sure no-go. I decided to purchase something called an HD Game Capture from Elgato (their equipment is designed for Macs, but works well on windows as well) Check them out - it was more expensive, but worth every penny.
2137629
You can play video games on it but it depends on your needs. I've actually made some lag test on it and the results shows a delay of 2 frames (33.34ms) and there is a bunch of game's genera that needs perfect timing. In this image, the leftmost screen is my laptop using this PVR via composite, and the center screen is my LG Monitor connected directly to my Xbox via component cables. The rightmost screen is just a sample of this PVR capture work (and looks pretty good). http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/1e94/runatiq9dqe7nt8fg.jpg As you can see, in the laptop is still showing part of the carabine, meanwhile in the LG monitor the carabine is not visible at all. Those 2 frames will ruin the whole experience. It works excellent if your intention is just record your gaming sessions, but I won't recommend it to play competitive games like Halo. The only problem is that the PVR crashes when you plug in a N64. However, if you play N64 games through Wii's Virtual Console, it will work perfectly. And now, about the input lag: that depends on your Operative System and the device itself.
182590
I don't recommend buying it for gaming and streaming. It doesn't have Office.for heavy duty operations, get Asus laptop
902029
You can do either or. I have the box sitting next to the console with a long USB cable going into my laptop on the coffee table. You could also record straight to an sd card in the box and then transfer that later. For streaming you will need a PC hookup.
1159439
This is not a Capture Card. It's a simple Video Card to play games or graphic design with it. It's shoud work, on Windows XP work fine. Since it's older model must have driver compatible with early O.S. Regards
964991
I wouldn't recommend it for gaming. I ran a few games on our computer setup, and they ran much slower than an older computer using a quad core processor. I use it in an HTPC. Most of the tasks are done one at a time, so the dual core works fine. It is fast for light duty applications, but games aren't light duty.
212027
If you like Android gaming or emulation it's still worth it. I can use the streaming feature, but I personally use it to play Android and emulated games more than streaming from my PC.
212024
Yes, its still worth it, its still I awesome piece of hardware. I personally dont really use the game streaming feature a lot, but I love the attention it gets me in public. People are always like wow what are you playing on.
590358
It needs to be hooked up. If you want a device that can game capture without a computer, the AverMedia Live Gamer Portable will record to SD card if given usb power (such as plugging it into xbox for power), while also being able to record and stream directly to computer.
29172
Can't answer that. It does stream youtube Hulu type vids well (what I got it for), but my guess it would not do well for gaming.
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If you mean recording video game footage, as long the console supports composite output (or if you can adapt the output with an adapter), yes.