EVGA Xr1 Capture Device, Certified For Obs, Usb 3.0, 4K Pass Through, Argb, Audio Mixer

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Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. The bitrate shows more fluctuations with action sequences and it begins to drop a few frames, amounting to 0. One of these handles mic input and line output (headset audio), and the other is a “console party link” for connecting to a controller. I know my Desktop can handle it, I did a 4 hour stream using it the other day with no hiccups or slow down on my PC whatsoever.

Because Sony thought it a good idea to block HDMI game audio when a headset is connected, you need a way to hear the game audio as well as output the video to OBS to handle. In this example, I tested out the 1440p60fps pass-through, though OBS was set to record a 1080p canvas.

Different modes and audio levels use the lights as an indicator of what's going on, and the RGB is the only part of the XR1 to have its own companion software. I wouldn’t recommend playing off of something like the OBS preview, but if you really needed to, it wouldn’t be a terrible experience.

While slower encoding presets can help quality, the is no substitute for raw bitrate, which folks more interested in recording footage will want to keep in mind. EVGA touts the XR1 as the first "OBS Certified" capture device on the market for extra compatibility peace of mind, though we have not personally experienced any issues with other cards in OBS.The lighting effect mode can also be changed by rocking the control dial up or down to cycle presets. There’s some information regarding the card itself, and a small “OBS Certified” sticker, but that’s about it. This isn't necessary, because I'm using a high-quality Razer USB-C cable, getting maximum performance and all features, and freeing up one USB port on my PC.