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Colors are off on the Mirabox (greens are off the charts).

I’m no video expert myself but, even with YouTube’s compression, it doesn’t take an expert eye to see that something’s not right with the MiraBox capture card. On the left, the Mirabox HD on the right, the Elgato HD60 S+. Here’s a video comparing Metal Gear Solid 2’s (epic) opening captured on Xbox One X. While the frame rate was stable when recording with no loss, the overall image quality wasn’t the best.ĭon’t take my word for it.

#How to record on mac with obs using hd60s 1080p#

With the MiraBox card, capturing with no loss resulted in ending up with 3.5 GB of data per minute on a 1080p FPS capture.Īnother problem I faced with the MiraBox is color fidelity. Unless you decide to capture gameplay with no loss. Yet, using the MiraBox, I was shocked to see how difficult it was to capture at 60 FPS without observing drops in the framerate. My Macbook is no beast, but it’s still a very decent machine. At peace with a jumpy framerate (as in, the card will skip some frames).Not looking for high-fidelity in color rendering.The MiraBox is an okay capture card if you’re: I had read on the internet that the card works fine and even seen videos showing how great it is for a cheap card. I was foolish to think that I’d manage to capture flawless gaming sessions on a constant 60 FPS without paying for it somehow. But, at this price, concessions are made. Besides, I thought I wouldn’t need to buy a fancy card to record my sessions. I selected it because it’s a USB 3.0 card, and it’s very affordable. The Mirabox HD video capture card was my first capture card ever. But it works as well as a $70 capture card. Mirabox Capture Card: Performance reviewĭon’t get me wrong this capture card works very well. Now, things start to look a lot less promising on the performance side of things.

#How to record on mac with obs using hd60s manual#

It’s plug-and-play and recognized by OBS without any extra manual work. USB 2.0 devices have maximum transfer rates of 480 Mbps when USB 3.0 devices have maximum transfer rates of 4.8 Gbps. USB 3.0: USB 3.0 is a necessity for a game capture card.On the side of specs, this capture device is also quite promising. I wasn’t expecting it to be so well finished (relatively to the price, that is). The MiraBox HD capture card is a nice-looking piece of tech.

#How to record on mac with obs using hd60s ps2#

HDMI adapters such as the PS2 to HDMI or the Wii 2 HDMI work flawlessly with capture cards. As long as you have a way to plug your console using HDMI, you can capture gameplay.

Plug-and-play capture cards are easy to use. I tested both of those cards using OBS with: In this blog post, I’ll share my experience of trying two very different capture cards. As the title of the blog post suggests, this is the option I’ll discuss here.

Use a capture card: this is the best alternative IF you get the right card for your needs AND have the right equipment to use the card properly.

On the Xbox One, you can record up to 2 minutes of gameplay in 4K. For instance, on a PS4, you can record up to 30 minutes of gameplay in 720p.

Use the capture feature from your console (if any): this option is attractive because it doesn’t require any extra investment.

But this is also the worst possible alternative to record quality footage.

Film your screen: this is only OK if you want to brag and share your latest kill with your friends on WhatsApp.

In short, to capture gameplay from a console, you can either: While the latest consoles (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series) let you stream or record short clips and take high-quality screenshots, the features are limited in time or quality. On a console, however, the options are a bit different.

#How to record on mac with obs using hd60s software#

On a PC, you can utilize various software to stream or capture whatever is happening on the screen, with mixed results in terms of quality, or use a capture card for the best experience.

There are multiple ways to capture gameplay. This is an honest review based on my own experience. Disclaimer: Elgato doesn’t sponsor this post.