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Any capture device Amiga compatible? Posted on 18-Jan-2018 8:40:55
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| Hello,
any capture device available for Amiga?
Compatible with Sam440 with DVI output
Thank you Last edited by AmigaBlitter on 18-Jan-2018 at 01:04 PM.
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Re: Any capture device Amiga compatible? Posted on 7-Feb-2018 18:37:01
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anyone?
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Re: Any capture device Amiga compatible? Posted on 7-Feb-2018 21:57:37
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I can't answer your question, but what are you trying to capture? Are you trying to capture the RGB output of the Sam? Or are you trying to use the Sam to capture some incoming RGB video?
I assume you are not trying to capture (analogue) composite video, because there isn't much of it around these days... _________________ cheers tony
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Re: Any capture device Amiga compatible? Posted on 7-Feb-2018 22:11:33
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Re: Any capture device Amiga compatible? Posted on 8-Feb-2018 1:05:36
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AmigaBlitter wrote: Hello,
any capture device available for Amiga?
Compatible with Sam440 with DVI output
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If you're talking about a device to capture the Amiga's output, then the Elgato HD60 works well. I've got the HD60 S model, but would recommend getting the plain HD 60. The HD60 S has lower latency, but not enough to be able to use your Amiga via its live preview. By contrast, the HD60 has a built-in encoder that lightens the load on your PC.
Elgato also have a PCIe version, if you've got a big-box PC to plug it in (I'm using a laptop).
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