🎥 Pirect Uldra-P60 Video Capture Card for 1080p 60fps Recording and Streaming, Ultra Low Latency Preview, H.264/AVI Software Encoding, PCI-Express x1 (Pirect Uldra-P60) Review

I've been using this capture card for a while and haven't had any problems with it. It doesn't support video output, but that's not a problem for me and my usage. Due to the low latency I can play all my games directly through OBS (if I had to estimate the latency I would estimate it to be 5-10ms). I also installed the software that came with it and it works fine. enough. I prefer to use OBS for streaming, but the included software seems good enough if you just want to play or watch straight…

The device works perfectly. Your program leaves a lot to be desired. Full screen didn't work no matter what I tried. Their tech support blamed my computer. All other capture programs on my PC work fine in full screen mode. I've had capture cards before and after that they worked flawlessly. Obviously this is their program. Good luck if you try.

I like the price and the video quality because you can do 1080p @60fps but it's really native 720p 60fps. At 1080p60, however, I don't notice any performance loss. There is a strange problem that sometimes the inputs stop working and you have to switch back and forth to port 2 or port 1, even after a reboot, the port that stopped working doesn't respond until you switch input ports, for that one annoying comfort I took off the star. This seems to happen most often with Obs, I've been using…

The Pirect Uldra-P60 video capture card is the best of both worlds. Okay, best of three worlds. There are three important factors to consider when choosing an HDMI capture card: cost, ease of installation/use, and image quality. The Pirect Uldra-P60 video capture card performs well on two of the three points and poorly on one important point. First, it's plug-and-play, so easy to set up. It's also easily recognized by a number of video streaming and recording programs, making it easy to use…

I experience choppy scrolling when capturing video from HDMI sources. Other HDMI sources do not display any picture at all, although they work with other devices. After contacting support they tried to say that the problem was with my motherboard. Several other customers have reported that they had a similar issue when contacting support. Since no progress could be made, I had to refuse support and return the product as defective.