This next video does a great job of exploring the questions you should ask when choosing which capture card to buy.
A primary device with an HDMI output and an HDMI cable.Here are the things you’re going to need in order to use a capture card successfully. The purpose of a capture card is to take a video feed from one device and transmit it through an HDMI cable to another device so that it can be encoded for playback or streaming. The most important thing to look for in a device you’d like to use a capture card with is an HDMI output. Cameras: Most cameras with an HDMI output.Computers: PC, some Macs (check hardware requirements on capture card site).Current gen video game consoles: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One.The best capture cards, but not all, are compatible with the following devices: What does a capture card do? How do we know if a capture card is going to be compatible with our system’s needs. It may have been because I tried running OBS in admin mode.Purpose of a Capture Card Requirements to use a capture card It started working capturing GI with Game Capture, for some unknown reason. Hope somebody's got a good idea on how to (if at all possible) get GI to capture willingly. Then add a source in OBS Studio and keep the default setting. Step 1: First, you need to run OBS and remove all the sources or views that are black-windowed.
It CAN be captured with Display Capture, but it becomes a stuttery mess (can be my OBS Rec settings, but I dont think so since I've played very demanding games om my machine with those settings and had perfect quality and zero stuttering / dropped frames.) GI must be a beast to capture it seems. The following steps will tell you how to solve OBS game capture black screen by running OBS as an administrator. So here it is, GI doesn't seem to capture at all with Game- or Window Capture. Second, I've got quite the interesting issue here, very much like what we've seen with games like Destiny 2.
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