A:AnswerThe elgato capture card would need to be hooked up via USB to your laptop and you can control streaming options from your laptop screen . Then you plug in the hdmi into your tv that you want to play your games on .
A:AnswerHi Nick,
The HD60S has an audio input just for that!
If you need any help setting it up or have other questions please contact us: help.elgato.com
A:AnswerA laptop is a PC (personal computer), you can do it with it as long as it meets the minimum requirements, more info here: https://www.elgato.com/en/gaming/game-capture-hd60-s
A:AnswerYes, you do need a PC to run this as it requires a USB port of a computer and access to software that supports a capture card. I use the software provided with the capture card, the Elgato Game Capture software.
A:AnswerHi Tony,
You'd be able to find it here: https://www.elgato.com/en/gaming/downloads
If you have any other questions, please reach out and we'll help out: help.elgato.com
A:AnswerHello Rose,
I'm afraid we don't officially support those, but feel free to check out YouTube for pointers on how to have them work.
If you have any other questions, please reach out: help.elgato.com
A:AnswerI wouldnt recommend a laptop for streaming in general but if you already stream off your laptop and try to equip the Elgato aswell I'd be guessing you wouldn't be able to run it properly unless you have a high end laptop. Laptops will typically run you more on money than getting a desktop would honestly. You'd be look at close to $1000 if you were looking to get a pretty good gaming laptop. Main things you want to look at is the processor your rig will be running (atleast a 2nd gen i5 or ryzen 5) and the RAM and hard drive you would be looking at atleast 4gb MINIMUM and thats cutting it close and a decent graphics card, doesnt need to be top line if youre just going to be using it for streaming and not gaming.
A:AnswerHi Ren,
That's how this works, yep. Please consider our newer HD60 S+, however.
If you have something else we can help with, please reach out: help.elgato.com
-Art
A:AnswerHi Devin,
Yep! Here's more info: https://www.elgato.com/en/gaming/game-capture-hd60-s
If you have anything else we can help with, please reach out: help.elgato.com
-Art
A:AnswerAm sorry I can't confirm that but I did read a lot before buying and it doesn't say anything about elgato being not compatible with the Mac. You should be able to use it and it's pretty simple process.
A:AnswerHello,
The USB cable as I just measured is 41~ inches, the HDMI cable is ~80 inches.
If you have anything else we can help with, please reach out: help.elgato.com
-Art
A:AnswerYes we can use this for Switch, you have to hook to PC/Laptop while playing the game. The HDMI OUT from switch goes into this and the out from this goes to your tv or monitor. Using the software you can upload the videos directly to Youtube. This only records max resolution of 1080p.
A:AnswerHi Gary,
You'd have to set up first with the monitor, but you can definitely only use one. For PC gameplay, you do not need this device. As for PS4, it can record it, and do it beautifully!
If you have any other questions please reach out: support.corsair.com
A:AnswerThis will only work with devices that send their video and audio out over an HDMI cable. You may be able to do it with some sort of converter or adapter for your SNES. But if you have no way of using HDMI with it then it will most likely not work. The Elgato connects between your console and the TV/Monitor and takes a HDMI cable in from the device being captured (game console) and an has HDMI out to the TV/Monitor. Unlock older versions, this one does not have different video connectors.
A:AnswerHi Daniel,
If you're attempting to record/stream on the same and only PC then this wouldn't make too much sense I'm afraid. If you do have any other questions please do reach out: help.elgato.com