- PARTILINK HDMI VIDEO CAPTURE DEVICE LINUX SOFTWARE
- PARTILINK HDMI VIDEO CAPTURE DEVICE LINUX WINDOWS
PARTILINK HDMI VIDEO CAPTURE DEVICE LINUX WINDOWS
NOTE: MOST OF THESE TESTS ARE DONE IN WINDOWS DUE TO ME USING THE ELGATO SOFTWARE. I will be daisychaining the output from the cards to the Elgato to give an exact comparison of how the other card compares in terms of video fidelity.
PARTILINK HDMI VIDEO CAPTURE DEVICE LINUX SOFTWARE
Software on for audio, monitor switched to HDMI input for video) Good video quality with minimal lag that did me fine for most of BoTW, but started using HDMI Passthrough when I got into Celeste due to the input latency. NO LINUX SUPPORT WHATSOEVER, EVEN IF YOU TRY TO USE A VM
But AFAIK, you can't get "Instant Gameview" without it. And my experience with it was pretty consistent until I switched to Linux.Ĭrappy sound grounding (very noisy, lots of ticking and sometimes hissing)ĭefault software. I got this card back when I first got my Nintendo Switch in early 2018. This one I just wanted to add for that one person who just wants to see how a $80 "card" functions compared to the rest that have proper Passthrough and other neat features. Plugable Performance NIX $100 (When I was first looking around, I was stuck between this and the MiraBox before I decided to buy them all for this post.) MiraBox Capture Card (HSV321) with updated firmware (more info on this later) $99 (on sale from $179, but unsure if it goes up from $99 due to reviews and Honey saying it didn't see any price changes in 30 days.) (Also, bypasses HDCP which is a nice bonus, but might make some companies or countries mad)ĬlonerAlliance Flint 4KP $140 (The most expensive one here, but boasts USB Type C, mic + audio in + audio out jacks, and passthrough. (Otherwise, UVL is acceptable, but V4L2 wording is preferred.) Has Linux in the search terms and looks like it supports V4L2 at a glance. HDMI Passthrough for 0 latency on another monitor
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