How do you get the in game multiplayer chat to get recorded/streamed when streaming on Twitch with a Xbox Series X? I can't get the game chat in warzone or other multiplayer games to get picked up so people watching the stream can hear too
Sure. If you're using something like OBS, just hit Stream and Record. Of course this ability is also tied to your computer resources. If you are trying to encode two different streams at the same time you'll need a moderately powerful computer and video card.
@@ghostsofsociety That will depend on the quality of your stream and recording. At 720p, probably. Maybe 1080p. I doubt you would be able to stream at 1080p60 and record in 4K30 at the same time though. But all of that has to do with the PC and not the AVerMedia card. You'll have the same issues with any card, ie Elgato etc... You'd really have to try it out to see if it works. Settings in OBS or RECentral will make a HUGE difference depending on your hardware. The strain on your CPU/GPU vary widely if you're recording at 6000kpbs vs. 30,000kbps. If you are going to use the NVENC encoder from the video card and not H264 on the CPU, then you could "probably" hit 1080p60 at 6Mbps, maybe more. Like I said, It all depends. If you have other process running in the background, or a low amount of Ram - I can't really say. You'd have to try it out on the system, and if you can't get what you want, you'd need to upgrade to something more powerful. And that would be true for any other capture card too. You can check the suggested specs on the site www.avermedia.com/product-detail/GC553#specification And they say that an i5 6xxx or above and a GTX 1060 or above CAN do 4K30. So... if you're streaming with 720p or 1080p, you "should" be able to record at 1080p at the same time provided you don't try to blowout the encoder.
@@BenoniTech Thank you again for your time and reply, I was thinking about Streaming/Recording in 1080p at least for now. I forgot to mention that I have 16Gb of RAM but I will order that Avermedia Capture card and Upgrade my PC later.
as noted in the description, Fortnite was playing at 60fps while it was being captured at 23.976 fps since thats the fps of this video. To see more clips go to @SQ3X to see clips recorded at 60fps. Here's an entire playlist of Like a Dragon: ISHIN! captured with the Live gamer ultra ua-cam.com/play/PLTBMojjs52aDXGXlNs5j5xJycn4GCDKww.html please note that the other videos on the channel playing in 4K60 we're captured with the Live Gamer Bolt not the Ultra
I’m so confused because I plugged it in how it’s shown etc. and the lights blue, but I don’t see my Xbox screen on my monitor
How do you get the in game multiplayer chat to get recorded/streamed when streaming on Twitch with a Xbox Series X? I can't get the game chat in warzone or other multiplayer games to get picked up so people watching the stream can hear too
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You have to make their voice play through speakers instead of headset.
@@Zypher. I have it set to that but still nothing gets picked up
@@SmallHalfBeard In your xbox settings you selected that? That's weird
@@SmallHalfBeardyou have to use remote play to get all of the in game audio.
To do you fix the audio. I can talk to my team an my steam not hearing me
Does it support dolby vision pass through?
How u remove hdcp? My series X is still showing "no signal"
Hello, I'm thinking about getting this Capture Card but I have a question: is it possible to Stream and Record at the same time?
Sure. If you're using something like OBS, just hit Stream and Record. Of course this ability is also tied to your computer resources. If you are trying to encode two different streams at the same time you'll need a moderately powerful computer and video card.
@@BenoniTech Thank you for your reply, my recording PC is an i5-8600 with a GTX 1060 6Gb, will that be enough?
@@ghostsofsociety That will depend on the quality of your stream and recording. At 720p, probably. Maybe 1080p. I doubt you would be able to stream at 1080p60 and record in 4K30 at the same time though.
But all of that has to do with the PC and not the AVerMedia card. You'll have the same issues with any card, ie Elgato etc... You'd really have to try it out to see if it works. Settings in OBS or RECentral will make a HUGE difference depending on your hardware. The strain on your CPU/GPU vary widely if you're recording at 6000kpbs vs. 30,000kbps.
If you are going to use the NVENC encoder from the video card and not H264 on the CPU, then you could "probably" hit 1080p60 at 6Mbps, maybe more.
Like I said, It all depends. If you have other process running in the background, or a low amount of Ram - I can't really say. You'd have to try it out on the system, and if you can't get what you want, you'd need to upgrade to something more powerful. And that would be true for any other capture card too.
You can check the suggested specs on the site www.avermedia.com/product-detail/GC553#specification
And they say that an i5 6xxx or above and a GTX 1060 or above CAN do 4K30. So... if you're streaming with 720p or 1080p, you "should" be able to record at 1080p at the same time provided you don't try to blowout the encoder.
@@BenoniTech Thank you again for your time and reply, I was thinking about Streaming/Recording in 1080p at least for now. I forgot to mention that I have 16Gb of RAM but I will order that Avermedia Capture card and Upgrade my PC later.
@@ghostsofsociety Yeah, according to the AVerMedia site, you should be able to do that no problem with your computer specs. 👍👍
Is it just me or did the capture samples seem choppy like it couldnt handle it?
as noted in the description, Fortnite was playing at 60fps while it was being captured at 23.976 fps since thats the fps of this video. To see more clips go to @SQ3X to see clips recorded at 60fps. Here's an entire playlist of Like a Dragon: ISHIN! captured with the Live gamer ultra
ua-cam.com/play/PLTBMojjs52aDXGXlNs5j5xJycn4GCDKww.html
please note that the other videos on the channel playing in 4K60 we're captured with the Live Gamer Bolt not the Ultra
is there a way i can use this with switch with one display?