Hey guys! I have a question. I don't plan on streaming or recording anything. I'd like to know if a capture card will allow me to play console games in a nice pixel perfect window on my Windows PC with zero lag. Is this possible?
>>54564230
PS4 already has official remote play functionality for PC and MAC
>>54564230
do capture cards still suffer terrible IRQ issues causing lag in the captured content itself?
>>54564230
a 1080p monitor is likely cheaper than an HDMI capture card
>>54564650
While the PS4 and Xbox One can remote play/stream to machines, PS3, Xbox 360 and the Wii-U don't. No bother to list the others since OP is going HDMI
>>54564230
Just plug your console into your monitor.
Some nice monitors even let you switch between multiple input sources.
>>54564230
Is it possible to record the output of a BlueRay player with one of these?
On Linux?
>>54567737
Ever heard of HDCP?
No
>>54564230
>zero lag
Def. not.
There are some that allow you a very low-lag experience though.
Anyway, if you just want to play on your screen, I would recommend trying some HDMI-to-DVI adapters or whatever first.
>>54567947
You can get cards that act as a HDCP end point for the player and then pass the decrypted streams onward.
I dunno about Linux support though. They're also banned in most countries for consumer purchase, some people can get them for doing reviews and such.
