The Ripsaw HD is the follow-up to Razer’s first Ripsaw capture card. Released in 2016, the original saw a number of compatibility issues and lock-ups - not what you want in the world of game ...

The Osprey-700 HD captures standard HD and SD video resolutions for 1080p, 1080i and 720p and scales as needed for streaming applications. It is intended for ingesting HD/SD video, archiving and ...

Kona-HD supports most HDTV formats, including 1080i50/59.94/60. It also supports 1080psf23.84/24, used by the film industry. The PCI card is 66MHz and 64 bit, and works well with Apple’s Xserve ...

One of the most important parts of any streamer’s setup is the capture card, but these crucial devices aren’t cheap. Luckily, the Razer Ripsaw HD external capture card is discounted to $104.49 ...

It might be getting a little old but the Razer Ripsaw HD is still an amazing capture card, especially if you only need to capture content in 1080p. See it at Amazon. Product Specifications.

Razer has announced a new capture card for game streamers and content creators, with support for up to 1080p streaming, 4K video passthrough for gaming, and built-in audio mixing. It will cost $160.

Like most external graphics cards, the Ripsaw HD is connects to your streaming PC through USB 3.0 and uses HDMI outputs and inputs to capture game footage from either a console or a second gaming PC.

Razer launches $160 Razer Ripsaw HD video capture card. Dean Takahashi @deantak. April 8, 2019 8:00 AM. The Razer Ripsaw HD capture card is the ...

To determine how powerful a system it takes to produce and deliver live event streams, we tested a range of computers (old and new), capture devices, and multiple live streaming software programs, ...

The AVerMedia AVerTV HD DVR video capture card (model number MTVHDDVRR) is for people who want to digitize footage of some type. Be it old VHS movies or camcorder tapes, video game console ...

Despite not being able to capture 4K @ 60fps, this PS5 capture card can still capture 1440p at 60fps, and 4K at 30fps. With no drivers required, you can simply plug the EVGA XR1 Pro into your ...

Then along came Hauppauge's HD PVR and while it isn't without its issues and limitations, ... Now Hauppauge has addressed those nit picks with the release of an internal PCI-E capture card for $159.