This is great! I can record myself bank sitting and dropping out of MMOs due to idle disconnect while I'm AFK for hours on end. I'm sure that will let me hit it big on YouTube and Twitch like the billions of other people with the same delusional dream of becoming the next pewdeepie.
I sold the HD60 Pro, which worked perfectly fine, with capturing the screen from a 2nd PC. The 'software' also captured the webcam+audio, adding everything together ready for editing in one sensible file (with each separate file also being available).
I bought the HD60 S+ as all the review sites loved it. Okay, I went for it.
Oh. The software is different. It needs the latest version, which does not have the option to add-in the webcam etc. Thanks for that. Not one youtuber/reviewer mentioned this. Had to sell on eBay, for less, so I could then return to a HD60 Pro.
It's one thing to release a lovely bit of new kit, while another to have the latest software drop a whole load of features.
Annoyingly, you have to use the 4K Software to capture HDR since OBS doesn't support it. I feel that "modern" gaming doesn't lend itself to streaming/recording very well, 1080P is still where it's at.
Get ATOMO Ninja V and it solves all the problems, captures to 2.5inch SSD, has ProRes support and 5inch HDR screen that shows live capture and can playback it later
Uhm, you can record console games to an HDD or SSD just fine, you just need to add a PC into the loop. This is how it's always been. What is new is the option to skip the PC and record straight to SD card.
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PeachNCream - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
This is great! I can record myself bank sitting and dropping out of MMOs due to idle disconnect while I'm AFK for hours on end. I'm sure that will let me hit it big on YouTube and Twitch like the billions of other people with the same delusional dream of becoming the next pewdeepie.jordanclock - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
Who pissed in your corn flakes? Seriously, you're always incredibly negative and rarely have anything constructive to add to discussions around here.Not everyone streams because they want to became some billionaire. Tons of people do it just because they have fun and their audience is entertained.
PeachNCream - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
Why would you read that as "incredibly negative?"nandnandnand - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
jordanclock is referring to your entire body of "work" here on AnandTech.PeachNCream - Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - link
If that is the case then I would disagree, but the clock should probably speak for him/herself on that matter.damianrobertjones - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
Okay. No.I sold the HD60 Pro, which worked perfectly fine, with capturing the screen from a 2nd PC. The 'software' also captured the webcam+audio, adding everything together ready for editing in one sensible file (with each separate file also being available).
I bought the HD60 S+ as all the review sites loved it. Okay, I went for it.
Oh. The software is different. It needs the latest version, which does not have the option to add-in the webcam etc. Thanks for that. Not one youtuber/reviewer mentioned this. Had to sell on eBay, for less, so I could then return to a HD60 Pro.
It's one thing to release a lovely bit of new kit, while another to have the latest software drop a whole load of features.
MenhirMike - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
Annoyingly, you have to use the 4K Software to capture HDR since OBS doesn't support it. I feel that "modern" gaming doesn't lend itself to streaming/recording very well, 1080P is still where it's at.Mr.Vegas - Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - link
Get ATOMO Ninja V and it solves all the problems, captures to 2.5inch SSD, has ProRes support and 5inch HDR screen that shows live capture and can playback it laterValantar - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
Uhm, you can record console games to an HDD or SSD just fine, you just need to add a PC into the loop. This is how it's always been. What is new is the option to skip the PC and record straight to SD card.