El Gato Game Capture HD60 Pro Instant Gameview Features

Your content. Perfected.



No matter what content you create, HD60 Pro has your back. With the most powerful capture card, you can focus on what you do best, without compromises. Take your content to the next level, and share your legacy.



Perfect performance.



Thanks to Master Copy, you don’t even have to choose between live streaming and high quality recording. Simultaneously save a full resolution 1080p60 recording, with separate tracks of your webcam and live commentary. Now, your stream archive is only the beginning.

Perfect streaming.



Nothing beats sharing your journey right when it happens. The built-in Live Streaming feature gets you up and running on Twitch or YouTube in a snap, but it doesn’t stop there. HD60 Pro introduces Instant Gameview, feeding your stream with superior low latency technology.



Add your webcam, overlays and more with Stream Command, and change your stream layout on-the-fly with scenes. Add your voice with the built-in Live Commentary feature, and you're all set for the big show.



▼ HD60 Pro Highlights:



- Stream and record your Xbox, PlayStation, or Wii U gameplay

- Stunning 1080p quality with 60 fps

- Built-in live streaming to Twitch, YouTube & more

- Instant Gameview: stream with superior low latency technology

- Stream Command: add webcam, overlays, and more

- Master Copy: simultaneous 1080p60 H.264 recording while streaming

- Built-in live commentary feature

- Advanced H.264 hardware encoding

- Unlimited capture right to your PC

- Flashback Recording: record retroactively

- Price: $199 USD, €199, £159

How to Make Live Commentary on El Gato Game Capture

The Game Capture HD Preferences window now has additional audio options.

The "Record Live Commentary in a separate audio track" checkbox decides if separate audio tracks are stored during recording.

 

 

If this checkbox is checked, then Game Audio and Live Commentary audio will independently accessible.

The default for this setting is "Record Live Commentary in a separate audio track" turned on.

 

Automatic Export of Recordings with Separate Audio Tracks

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For automatic file export there are 2 checkboxes in the Sharing section of the Preferences window:

1) Mute Live Commentary in exported video
2) Export Live Commentary to a separate audio file

Both options are unchecked by default.

 

The Mute Live Commentary in exported video option will give you a MP4 video file with only Game Audio in it.

The Export Live Commentary to a separate audio file option will create a separate M4A audio file with Live Commentary in it.

These checkboxes will affect "MP4 Original", "MP4 1080p" and "Movie Maker" exports only.

Other export actions (like "YouTube", "Facebook", etc.) will always make MP4 video files that contain the mix of Game Audio and Live Commentary, with no separate tracks.

Saving a Particular Audio Track

If you have turned on the "Record Live Commentary in a separate audio track" preference, then you can easily separate each audio track from your recording.

In the Edit section of the Elgato Game Capture HD software, right click on the Timeline of a recording, and you will see two new options:

1) Save Game Audio only
2) Save Game Live Commentary only

If a recording does not contain a certain audio track, then the corresponding options in the context menu will be greyed out.

Executing "Save Game Audio only" or "Save Live Commentary only" from the context menu will extract an audio track from the recording and store it as a new M4A audio file in the video folder.

The progress of the audio export will be shown at the bottom right corner of the Edit section:

 

After the export is done the video folder will be opened automatically.

 

 

 For audio only file exports, the same naming convention is used as usual, along with a suffix added at the end ("Game Audio" or "Live Commentary").

More Information about Separate Audio Tracks

All of your recordings are listed in the Edit section of the Elgato Game Capture HD software.

After you share or export a recording, a special icon will appear in the Videos section, next to that recording.

If "Export Live Commentary to a separate audio file" is checked the MP4 video file and M4A audio file will be exported separately after the recording ends:
 

What game consoles can work with Elgato Game Capture HD60?

Elgato Game Capture HD60 can work with all modern game consoles that use HDMI output, except for the PS3.

In general, Elgato Game Capture HD60 can work with a game console with the following characteristics:

1) Must have either HDMI output
2) When HDMI is used, the signal must be unencrypted (no HDCP protection)
3) Must output standard TV resolutions, like 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i or 1080p

What follows are a brief discussion of game consoles that we've tested with Elgato Game Capture HD60.

The Xbox 360 works with Elgato Game Capture HD60.

You can use the following outputs of the Xbox 360:

• HDMI - up to 1080p

Elgato Game Capture HD60 comes with one HDMI cable, that can be used for HDMI output.


The Xbox One works with Elgato Game Capture HD60.

You can use the following outputs of the Xbox One:

• HDMI - up to 1080p

Elgato Game Capture HD60 comes with one HDMI cable, that can be used for HDMI output.


The Wii U works with Elgato Game Capture HD60.

You can use the following outputs of the Wii U:

• HDMI - up to 1080p

The HDMI output of the Wii U seems to be unencrypted for games, but partially encrypted when using services likeNetflix. Netflix and other services are very likely to be blocked, with nothing but a black screen appearing, forcing you to hit the Home button on the Wii U to go back to the normal interface.

The PlayStation 4 (PS4) works with Elgato Game Capture HD60.

You can use the following outputs of the PlayStation 4:

• HDMI - up to 1080p

Elgato Game Capture HD60 comes with one HDMI cable, that can be used for HDMI output.

Before you set things up, make sure to connect your PlayStation 4 directly to your TV set or display via HDMI, without using Elgato Game Capture HD60.

Then, visit the Settings > System section of the PlayStation 4 interface, and turn off Enable HDCP.

After that, you can use your PlayStation 4 with Elgato Game Capture HD60.

El Gato Stream Command works by using separate Scenes

How to use El Gato Stream Command works by using separate Scenes.

Each Scene can have an unique layout, where a Webcam and/or Images are placed at various locations over your video.
 

 

There are a total of 9 Scenes that you can use. Each one is numbered from 1 to 9.

To layout a Scene, first select it in the Stream Command section of Elgato Game Capture HD. That section is directly above the red Capture button.

You can toggle the Stream Command section to show or hide by clicking on the disclosure triangle.

In the screenshot below, the first scene is selected, with a blue highlight.

 

 

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Edit Scenes

After you highlight a Scene, you can use the Edit Scenes button to change it.

Below the Edit Scenes option, there are two buttons.
 

One is to add a Webcam - it looks like a camera, along with a "+" sign.
 

The other one is to add an image - it says "pic +".

 

You can only edit Scenes if Elgato Game Capture hardware is connected to your computer.

 Add Webcam

First, highlight the numbered scene you want to use.

 

  The, press Edit Scenes. That button will change to Save Scenes.
 

Press the first button under the Save Scenes option to add a Webcam.
 

A dialog will appear asking you to select your Webcam from all internal or external cameras your computer has access to.

Then, a rectangle will appear on screen - your Webcam image will appear in that rectangle.
 

You can move it to the location you prefer. You can also resize it by grabbing a corner and dragging.

At the bottom left corner of the Webcam window there are three buttons.
 

The first button looks like a hammer and wrench. That button brings up the Webcam settings window.

The second button brings that Webcam window to the front layer, so it will float over other elements you've placed.

The third button puts that Webcam window into a lower layer, so it will appear underneath other elements you've placed.

At the top right corner of the Webcam there is an "X", which can be used to remove the Webcam window from the Scene.
 

Press Save Scenes to save your changes.

 

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Add Image

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First, highlight the numbered scene you want to use.

 

 

  The, press Edit Scenes. That button will change to Save Scenes.

 

Then, press the second button under the Save Scenes option option to add a Image.

A dialog will appear asking you to select an image to use.
 

Then, a rectangle will appear on screen - your image will appear in that rectangle.

You can move it to the location you prefer. You can also resize it by grabbing a corner and dragging.

At the bottom left corner of the Image window there are two buttons.
 

The first button brings that Image window to the front layer, so it will float over other elements you've placed.

The second button puts that Image window into a lower layer, so it will appear underneath other elements you've placed.

At the top right corner of the Image there is an "X", which can be used to remove the Webcam window from the Scene.

Press Save Scenes to save your changes.

New ElGato Game Capture HD 60 Records you PS4 and XBox One Gameplay

Here's the New ElGato Game Capture HD Price and Specs.You constantly push the limits, and so should the gaming gear that powers you. With superior H.264 hardware encoding, Elgato Game Capture HD60 raises the bar to a whole new level.Easily capture stunning 1080p with 60 fps, and enjoy incredibly smooth footage in easily manageable files. The next generation of gameplay sharing has finally arrived, and it's the perfect match for your Xbox One or PlayStation 4.

When you're in the zone, you shouldn't have to worry about your capture. With Flashback Recording, Elgato Game Capture HD60 has your back - simply slide back in time on your PC or Mac and hit the record button retroactively.



The lag-free passthrough to your TV will let you focus on your game, until you're ready to marvel at your feats. Re-living greatness has never been this easy.

Nothing beats sharing your journey right when it happens. The built-in Live Streaming feature gets you up and running on Twitch, YouTube or Ustream in a snap, but it doesn't stop there.

Now, Stream Command puts you in charge: easily add your webcam and overlays, and change your stream layout on-the-fly with scenes. Add your voice with the built-in Live Commentary feature, and you're all set for the big show.



Stream Command for Mac coming soon.

Elgato Game Capture HD60 was created with the next generation of gaming in mind. Designed to give you full control without getting in your way, so you can shape its legacy. Now more than ever, the gaming experience is all about sharing. Come be a part of it.