Elgato 4K60 S+, External Capture Card, Record in 4K60 HDR10 with ultra-low latency to PC or SD Card on PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One X/S, in OBS and other broadcasting software, for Windows
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- Condition
- Used - Like New
- Style
- 4K60 S+
- Model
- 10GAP9901
- Dimensions
- 5.59 x 4.37 x 1.26 in
- Weight
- 0.34 kg
- Hardware Interface
- USB 3.0
- Operating System
- windows
- Warranty
- 2 years
- Works with
- Personal Computer
Features 4
- Item Package Dimension: 10.16L x 5.8W x 3.7H inches
- Item Package Weight - 2.27 Pounds
- Item Package Quantity - 1
- Product Type - TV TUNER CARD
Description
4K60 S+ sports 4K60 HDR10 capture and zero-lag passthrough, an SD card slot for standalone. Compatibility with all your favorite PC broadcasting software, including OBS Studio and Streamlabs OBS. Cutting edge onboard HEVC encoding keeps CPU load and project file sizes minimal. Flashback Recording enables you to slide back in time and save gameplay retroactively. Whether live streaming to Twitch or recording on location for a YouTube video, your content looks amazing. Now, you play and capture high-fidelity console games in unaltered 4K60 HDR quality, and record your performance even without a computer.
Specs 22
| Brand | Elgato |
|---|---|
| Hardware Interface | USB 3.0 |
| Video Capture Resolution | 4K |
| Operating System | windows |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Video Recording |
| Antenna Location | Video Recording |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Flashback Recording, 4K60 HDR10 Capture, Zero-Lag Passthrough |
| Platform | Windows |
| AV Output | MPEG-4 |
| Minimum System Requirements | Windows 10 (64-bit), 6th generation Intel Core i5 CPU (i5-6xxx) or AMD Ryzen 7, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 10xx graphics card, 8 GB RAM, USB 3.0 port, internet connection, power outlet |
| Item Weight | 0.34 kg |
| Item Dimensions | 5.59 x 4.37 x 1.26 inches |
| Model Name | 4K60 S+ |
| Built-In Media | Quick Start Guide, Stream Deck hardware, Stream Deck stand |
| Model Number | 10GAP9901 |
| Manufacturer | Elgato |
| UPC | 008400066077 840006607731 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 31 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Item Type Name | 4K60 S+ |
| Mfr Part Number | 10GAP9901 |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Best capture card owned!!
I was in dire need of a new capture card and Elgato products have always been my go-to whenever I needed something of high quality and I can honestly say that this capture card goes beyond that. After a lot of use with this capture card, I can safely say that this is hands down one of the best ones to own and it’s very much worth the price. The functionality of being able to record without a PC is also a plus if you honestly don’t feel like booting it up or if you use a laptop. Just insert your SD card, plug it in, and it’s good to go! I’ve also recorded a few videos without PC and went onto Premiere Pro and the quality and playback are absolutely crisp. It captures everything perfectly and it’s no struggle setting up. I would highly recommend this to anyone if you really want to take your game recording up a notch, as it really does the best job!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2022 by J-Dawg Andre
Not Good Enough For Next Gen
I purchased this product to record game footage from a new Xbox Series X console. I currently record using an internal capture card on my desktop PC and record in 4k@60, on a SSD using OBS. I wanted to get away from having my PC next to my console in the living room, and would use the “best external capture card” available. I was interested in the standalone functionality of this $400 brick of hardware. After having purchased an SD card that is capable of 240mb/s write speed, I was told by several techies and early adopters that this was the capture card I needed to record 4K at 60 frames while also playing the game. It has a very good pass through?! So they said. After downloading the Elgato software and updating the system.txt file to record at the MAXIMUM BITRATE that the card can do...every recording has a micro-stutter. The .aac audio file is great, having a separate audio file is handy for creators, but not at the expense of a very BAD capture of the video. Frustrated, I decided to use the Elgato software to record onto my PC again. This time the capture was good, in 4K and appeared to capture the HDR well also. However, when using the SD card, 3 different brands and all of speeds higher than 140mb/s bitrates which is the MAX write speed of the card, the stuttering was severe. After over 40 recorded attempts, with suggestions from the manufacturer, the stuttering was always there. I was even told to “lower my resolution” how exactly does a person lower the resolution of an Xbox? And why would I want to record at a lower resolution? Did their company just admit that this card doesn’t function as advertised in a standalone mode?!!! (My ONLY reason to purchase this product). After hours of support forums and literally hundreds of complaints about the EXACT SAME ISSUE, and I decided to return this product for a full refund from Amazon. Elgato (Corsair) clearly didn’t do enough product testing to release this at such a ridiculous price point. I would recommend ANY 4K internal card over this, and until they can get a pass through that will allow for 4K@120 or FASTER, then the capture market is limited to having a PC to capture from a console. Essentially removing the convenience of having an external card to capture the next gen footage. I’ll be purchasing their competitors latest internal card. And would NOT recommend this product to anyone. Overpriced crap that is dependent on an uninformed market.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2020 by Tech Buyer
Great Device. Fix for stuttering and choppiness when streaming.
Great capture device... Beautiful, crisp gameplay capture. There is 1 problem with the device (atleast in my system). There is a lot of choppiness and stuttering while gameplay capture. At first I thought it might be because of bitrate in Obs Studio or my internet upload speed is less. After fixing those, these problems didn’t go away. So, I thought why not try a last thing, that is get a usb-c to usb-c cable and not use the usb-c to usb-3.0 cable that comes with the box. And those choppiness and stuttering all went away. I understand why it includes the usb-c to usb-3.0 cable, but it will better if they include an usb-c to usb-c connector and let the customer buy the usb-c to 3.0 if their device doesn’t support usb-c.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2020 by SD
Not a fan of the standby mode.
My initial unit had issues and intermittently worked. After engaging support I received a replacement after some weeks. The replacement unit worked as advertised and does what I had hoped for, which was to capture gameplay downstairs from my consoles. There are some issues I still have that hopefully can be addressed by future firmware: * Device's clock gets reset easily. As a result, the timestamps in the saved files' names are useless and make organizing files saved to my NAS a hassle. * Lack of HDR tone mapping is annoying, particularly since I haven't figured out an HDR workflow yet without buying all new editing software and I want to play games with HDR enabled. * The most problematic issue though is standby mode which the device automatically enters when not being used. To exit standby mode you have to physically press the capacitive button on the device. This could be an issue if you've got a cat in your lap or are otherwise not able to cross the room to your entertainment center. Even worse is that (at least with XBOX) the console will refuse to start a remote play session if it can't detect an hdmi display is connected. You could literally be on the other side of the state at the time you want to play now that such remote features exist. To work around this, I keep an hdmi coupler nearby to directly connect my TV and Xbox when I am not recording. It would be a much better experience if standby mode ended automatically when I began using my console or if I could disable the use of standby mode entirely via the config file.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2021 by Eric P.
Best standalone HDMI capture device ever!
Life is much easy with this product, All you need to do is insert SD card then hit record button. I purchase this to capture drumming music game. It have 3.5mm line-in jack as additional audio input. This is what I'm looking for and fit my use-case as all of my audio came from electronic drum, it does not come from HDMI. The configuration method for standalone recording is very clever, just edit configuration file which automatically created when you insert SD Card. Recording quality is very high, Actually too high :p . Default bitrate for 1080p is 60Mbps which is overkill, I've reduced it to 40Mbps and still got amazing result. This product worth every dollar that I spent. Very happy with the product and highly recommend to everyone that looking for standalone capture device.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2020 by Suttichort Sarathum
Don’t believe the hype
I got this card because I believed the hype. I was sadly disappointed. Before I got this card I had a Razer ripsaw which worked flawlessly for over 3 years before it died. Reading reviews that I now suspect where paid I thought I was upgrading to a better card that does 4k. It’s not. This card cost me 2,000 followers on twitch because I couldn’t stream for 3 months. Why couldn’t I stream? Because Elgato own firmware bricked the card, and elgatos customer service is terrible. 1st off there is no support phone number so all correspondence has to be done by email. That wouldn’t be terrible if they responded in a timely manner but they don’t. On average it took the days to respond. 2nd after I explained that all I did was download and install their own firmware and it bricked the card they told me it was a “known issue”. What kind of company release software they know will kill their own card, and not inform their customers or try to fix the software? 3rd after a lot of back in forth that took weeks they sent me a defective refurbished replacement. That’s right they sent a replacement card that was both refurbished, and defective. It then took weeks of back and forth just to get them to finally replace that card with a new in box card, which they should have done in the 1st place. 4th the Elgato card is not plug and play and takes a ton of configuration just to get the colors right. The Elgato card has its own proprietary software it wants you to use and makes using the card with any other software a pain even though it claims to work with OBS and OBS streamlabs. The big issue is that colors are washed out and has a gray haze if you try to use anything but their proprietary software which is a huge resource hog. Elgato support acts like they have never heard about this problem, but a simple google search for “Elgato colors grayed out in OBS streamlabs” or “ Elgato colors are dim in OBS” shows that there are alot of people who are having this issue. I find it hard to believe that Elgato isn’t aware of this problem. I do find it easy to believe that they just don’t care giving my experience with their support. In fact this is why I believe there is no way to call or chat with support. The harder they make it to contact them, means the less complaints they have to hear. All in all I am very disappointed in this card and will be switching back to the razer ripsaw. 3 years of flawless plug and play dependability from a $200 razer ripsaw vs the $400 Elgatos 1 month and then 3 months dealing with their terrible customer support just to get them to replace the card their own software killed. Don’t make my mistake and don’t believe the hype.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2022 by kenneth Conerly
Can extract pure signal from console if used correctly.
I bought this device so that I can record 4k60 FPS HDR footage from my PS3, I have AI devices that can force HDR from the PS3 and I wanted to record it. This device can record and passthrough the highest levels when not connected to a computer and with a v90 SD card. The best part is that is does not have to use the GPU of a computer to render recordable images. I can extract a pure signal from what my PS3 is emitting, which is what I wanted. It takes a lot of engineering to extract such footage which the elgato cannot do by itself, but it can record it when done right.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2021 by Ed
Oof...
Well.. what to say about this product... First off, I'd like to start by saying that I've been using Elgato capture products for my channel for the last six years. I'm happy with my following, and have support from Microsoft for my works. A couple of years ago I finally upgraded to a 4K TV along with an Xbox One X. The main goal here was to eventually start uploading videos in 4K, but the XB1x terabyte hard drive was a main selling point. Initially, I bought the internal 4K card from Elgato, and at first, it seemed to have some issues. I kept it installed (thinking that upgraded software might come along later), and continued to use the HD 60 which performed without flaw. Then I finally decided to take the leap and get the Elgato 4K external card for more ease and convenience. I had seen the reviews, but most of them were early on. By now, I had figured that a reputable company like Elgato had worked out the kinks. So far, at least, I was wrong. First, I tried hooking it up to my Xbox One X. I instantly noticed that roughly every other recording would turn out horribly distorted and pixelated. The sound came out perfectly fine, but the video was completely unusable. When my Xbox Series X arrived, I hooked the capture device up to the new console. The results were better, but far from what they SHOULD be. I noticed that while the capture card would record the full segment, certain parts were still horribly pixelated and unusable. I can still "technically" use the footage for reviews, but when it comes to longer videos (like strategy guides and so on), I can't see using this even remotely as a possibility. This device is the almost the price of a new generation console and has been out even longer. Elgato, please either fix this thing OR take it off the market. You're hurting your brand and drowning your name.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2021 by Victor