ELGATO 4K60 | RECORD EVERYTHING INCLUDING NETFLIX (BYPASS 4K HDCP) 

Was kidding. Hope you have a laugh. I only meant humor -- no desire to get you enraged and turn ya green ...

Ty! Ill have to check 👍

Do check. I think EVERYONE seems to say stereo. But, I'd like to find way to record in surround. Not sure if possible in easy fashion. But, lot of stuff that I like, you can't find on DVD. Like Paranormal stuff or Bigfoot videos are only online, and I'd go broke trying to pay $9.99 to $14.99 each for them. So, be nice to "time-shift" them where I can decide to watch them later.

Did you ever find the answer?

Yes, I would buy an HDMI splitter... a splitter bypasses most HDCP errors. Only reason "i believe" it says display doesnt support hdcp is cuz there is a communication error between ur console and pc. For example, a ps3 has hdcp built inside of its hdmi port. There is no setting to turn it off. An hdmi splitter bypasses this n ur able to get signal from the ps3 to the computer anyway. Hence, bypassing the security of the signal

​@@GamingCanBeFun I play games mostly on my PC and want to use the capture card and record my gameplay in the same PC. I have connected the Capture Device in the Graphics Card and then the card to the Monitor and in the NVIDIA control panel it says "This display doesn't support HDCP". So is buying the HDMI splitter will really work? I already spent my one month salary on buying the capture card so that's why I am asking you again and making sure. Thank you so much for the fast reply. Most of the RU-vidrs don't have this quality.

​@@BanglaWashYT why would u buy a capture card when ur Nvidia graphics card already has a recording feature? If ur just recording on PC directly, just use OBS or GeForce Experience software. Both free. If using OBS, right click under sources on bottom of software and select "game capture". This will detect any fullscreen game that opens. Once the game opens, count to 10, then hit the windows symbol key to switch back to OBS and you'll see ur game in the OBS preview window. Now, depending on how powerful ur Nvidia graphics card and processor is, you can set the fps of the videos to 60 frames a second by going to settings on the right of the software, then clicking video on the left. Changing the base resolution (ur monitor) and also the Output (Scaled) resolution (the video recording's resolution). Know that if outputting to 4K on a monitor that isn't 4K will produce stutter and lag when playing the 4K video. Has nothing to do with the computer's inability to play it if ur for certain ur graphics card can play 4K. Also changing the common fps values to 60 so it outputs the video to 60fps which is the max RU-vid supports. Remember, higher quality content can equate to higher pay from sponsors and advertisers on RU-vid. This is why I made the big jump and spent over $3,000 on my computer to "invest" in making 4K game videos. 1080p, to me, is SO 5 years ago. lmao. Also depends on how much u can afford. U invest money to make money. Remember that. Life of a RU-vidr. 1 more thing, go to settings in OBS again and click on Output on the left, making sure Output mode is set to "simple". Then under Recording, set quality to 1 of the top 2 in the dropdown box. I like to use "indistinguishable quality", however this uses a lot of hard drive space. Remember what I said earlier, quality wins on RU-vid. You'll get paid more in the longrun... So if u have the harddrive space, do it. Change format to mp4 since most video editing software supports mp4 for editing the footage if u edit videos. Encoder should be set to Software x264 low CPU usage preset. It also increase video file size too but I do it cuz I have issues with the original Software settings. Probably because I record 4K videos and anything below 4K doesn't need the CPU as much anyway so it'd be a waste of time to use the CPU as much for recording 4K. lol. If u want flashback recording, u can turn on Replay Buffer n put the amount of seconds (just multiply however many minutes u want to record back in time by 60 seconds and u can get the seconds to put in this), under maximum memory, put 8000 as this is the max OBS supports right now. Make sure u have 8GB RAM or more in ur computer if setting it to 8000. Also change the hotkeys on the left under Hotkeys and change the Replay Buffer keys (mainly the Save Replay key in the middle) cuz u can just click start Replay Buffer in the main OBS window when u set everything up. In the same dialog under Streaming (if u stream), the video bitrate should be lower than RU-vid's recommendations cuz streaming is very hardware consuming. For 1080p 60fps footage, RU-vid recommends 4500 to 9000 bitrate for live streaming, but I usually go a little less than the first value. So, instead of 4500, I might go 3500 or 4000. I say this cuz I live stream 4K 60fps and RU-vid recommends 20,000 to 51,000 bitrate for livestreaming that. lol. I put 16,000 which is less than the 20,000 it recommends. Keep in mind, the higher in bitrate u go, the more internet usage will occur. Fast internet is a MUST for live streaming. I pay $150 a month for 1Gbps internet. I can download a 50GB PC game in less than 10 minutes with my internet. It's also fast enough to livestream 4K video. support.google.com/youtube/answer/2853702?hl=en U really don't need a capture device unless ur recording from a console to ur PC. U just use software to record PC activity directly as most Nvidia graphics cards have this capability built in. And you're welcome. I didn't reply fast this time cuz I went to bed. lol.

@@GamingCanBeFun Lol. It's okay man. This was a grate help. But the thing is I have GT 1030 which does not have a NVENC encoder in it so I can not stream or record using Gforce experience which I did not know when I bought this. I though as 1050, 1060 and 1080 has this feature the 1030 will also be enough to record my gameplay. That's why I bought a capture card to use it as a encoder so that I will not get any lag when I record my gameplay.

@@GamingCanBeFun Hey, finally fixed the issue. I had my camera switched off in the settings. Thanks a lot man. Can you tell me how do I stream with it? I tried streaming with my PC encoder (x264) before but it was very laggy. Then I bought this capture card hoping that I would be able to capture using this card so that I don't get the lag while I stream. How can I do that can you help me? Do I need a second PC for that? Suggest me what should i do to make this work? You helped me so much. Thanks a lot man.

unfortunately no, just amazon a 4K 60hz splitter n you'll get what you need. The 60hz part is needed for 60fps output. U can even add HDR in it too if the splitter supports it, but not really needed

To record anything from a console u need an elgato so yea. An hdmi splitter lets u record anything the console wont let u record

whatever the elgato's PC requirements are is what ur PC should be or better.

I dont experience any lag... so id imagine not

That's exactly what i did in this video... just make sure u buy a 4K UHD 60Hz HDMI splitter or the splitter won't be able to receive the 4K input from the PS4 or Xbox One. Works for Switch too

​@@GamingCanBeFun Where is the video signal on your TV coming from? The PS4 or the Elgato HDMI (out port)?

Mr Glasgow 955 Possibly... i have no idea lol. ty n Ur welcome by way 😁

@@GamingCanBeFun Hbo max on playstation 4 pro?

You ever find out the answer

Any hdmi splitter will do. If u want 4k 60fps, get a 4k 60hz hdmi splitter...

It should

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Thanks man, nice rig.

MVPxD Gaming ty n ur very welcome 😄

Unfortunately not. I dont even think they sell it anymore cuz i can't even find it online anymore 🤔

@@GamingCanBeFun oh thats bad :/ is there any other 4k 60hz HDMI Splitter that works?

@@bumbumgaming1408 i haven't tried any others yet. U can just Amazon a 4k 60Hz hdmi splitter n they all will do same thing

@@GamingCanBeFun Hi, sorry to correct you GamingCanBeFun, but not all the 4k splitters strip the HDCP because the companies would get into trouble.

@@TukabelTukabel well I bought 3 different ones n they all strip HDCP out. So idk 🤷‍♂️

amzn.to/3pvfq0m any 4K 60hz splitter will work. HDCP 2.2 or higher preferred tho

@@GamingCanBeFun I tried the OREI and it didn't work.

J-Tech digital also didn't work

It was Oz something. They don't sell it anymore i dont think. Just look for a 4K 60hz HDMI splitter.

@@GamingCanBeFun ok thanks for getting back to me so soon

@@tonyrollin402 ur welcome

It should... still works for my PS4 Pro and my Nintendo Switch

Yep... long as u have a 4k 60hz hdmi splitter.

@@GamingCanBeFun Thank you.

@@DavidGonzalez-is8ns ur welcome 😊

Whatever is displayed on ur screen is what it will record. Just make sure u put the bitrate all the way to the left cuz u dont want massive file sizes 😏

@@GamingCanBeFun , thanks -- I got the 4K60 and things kinda work; I got a different splitter (gofanco pro-hdrsplit4p-lt), and when I enable HDCP, it won't work. TV goes black and nothing on the monitor. Turn it back off, everything displays. Weird. I might have to go back and buy the one you have to see if mine's too smart for its own good(?).

@@GamingCanBeFun Welp, I can confirm it's definitely all about the splitter, and it's a hit-or-miss whether a person can find one that'll bypass HDCP. It's definitely not easy, since they constantly update these to comply with encryption standards. If you find a splitter that works, hang on to it, and don't update the firmware! :)

@@GamingCanBeFun i get 60hz for vg but if movie 24fps or 29.97 or 30 will it just do that not 60...cuz if movie 24 then it makes it 60 on usb thatll suck

@@rustymixer2886 u can use software like OBS n just set the output FPS to whatever u need. I just say 60hz splitter cuz u won't get a signal from the console to ur computer if u don't use a 60hz splitter.

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If the Elgato capture device u have supports HDR, just buy an HDMI splitter that supports HDR. I know the updated 4K60 capture cards support it. You'll know urs does if when using ur software (4K capture utility) on computer, HDR is an option u can enable. If not, Elgato offers a free exchange for the updated HDR version only till January something. Idk if the HDMI splitter I used in this video supports it or not. U should just get a 60hz 4K HDMI splitter n make sure it's HDR compatible in description of the item.

Yes it should. Tho the elgato 4k60 capture device is only for desktops... youll have to buy the elgato hd60 (only 1080p) or usb video capture device if u plan on using this method with a laptop

Yes, except the link for the ozright dont work n idk if that product is still on amazon as i havent checked. Just buy a 4K 60hz HDMI splitter. 60hz for sure of u plan on recording games that wont let u record certain parts cuz games wont go higher than 60fps on consoles in 4K anyway... tv shows n movies are usually at a max of 30fps/30hz

lol

Eb: Yeah, not all of us are rich and can buy every movie on Bluray that we want to. Don't give us morality ... he he ...

Poe Lemic if you're too poor to afford it you shouldn't have it

You're welcome ;)