AVerMediaLive Gamer HD 2 - PCIe Internal Game Capture Card, HDMI and 3.5 mm, PassThrough, Ultra Low Latency,1080p60 Uncompressed Streaming Technology for PS4, Xbox, Switch Live Gamer - (GC570)

Easily installable drivers, easy to understand how to pull it up in ReCentral4 or in OBS.I do have one small issue though that is nothing bad. When my PC restarts, the blue LED on the side turns on and blinks until windows boots. You can turn the LED off in ReCentral4, but it turns on at pc restart.Does not work with Linux, which makes me a little sad, but I mainly use Linux for messing around in. The light on the device will continue to blink when on Linux so it is a bit annoying

Yes, it works for video capture. I had to replace my 15 year old AVerMedia capture card because it doesn't work with windows 10/11, and my windows 7 machine died. The older software, super simple to use and didn't take up half the screen with menus and buttons and everything else. This horrible software, 1/4 the left screen is menus and the bottom 1/4 of the screen is 2 buttons.I also at least once a week have to unplug the source cable and plug it back in. Didn't have to do that with my older capture card.

The media could not be loaded. Was a good capture card.. Until when I upgraded to Windows 11 24H2, my capture card started flickering, I went on the site to see if there's any fixes, and it says this. Guess it's obsolete e-waste now. What a shame, paid good money for this too.. Wish I knew how old it was before I bought it back in 2023.

I installed the card relatively easy but it simply did not work. Moment I inserted it, I could no longer boot into windows as stream pc monitor was not registering any signal. I tried plugging into in/out hdmi on the card itself, then back to hdmi of my tower, nope, not a peep ...Returning it...BTW: I have gaming G-Sync 1440p 165hz monitor, and was hoping to get to stream into 1080p60, but apparently I could not test it since it did not work... Looks like for my setup I need working capture card first, then OBS on both machines so I can tell gaming PC to project into 1080p60 (not stream) and then send that projected signal into capture card so there is no issues w my gaming monitor and refresh rates...