Razer Unveils New Ripsaw Gaming Capture Card

[IInuyasha74]

Razer released a new capture card designed to work with the latest generation of gaming consoles. The Ripsaw capture card is able to record game data in full 1080p resolutions at 60 FPS.

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[razor512]

How does it handle games that for some reason, choose to implement HDCP?

 

[ymmiT7o2]

Do we know if there will be any kind. Of video delay with this card? Kinda how the hodgepodge had a slight delay.

 

[brisa117]

How does it handle games that for some reason, choose to implement HDCP?

This looks like a rebranded (or iterated) Elgato HD60 (by specs). Razer has a long history of rebranding (with slight modification) other OEM's products. Their Seiren Elite microphone is almost identical (except the shell) to the Blue Yeti, and I had Razer Nostromo keypad that was a rebrand of a Belkin product.

Long story short, if it is similar to the Elgato HD60, there will be HDCP issues, but most consoles (the PS3 being the exception) don't use HDCP over HDMI when playing games. They do use it when replaying movies however. The work around to record PS3 footage is to use the component cable input.

As far as lag, there is virtually none on the Elgato HD60. So I imagine that there will be minimal here either.

 

[Baron_]

1080p 60fps
are you sure this is for a console?!?

 

[ryutsusama]

How does it handle games that for some reason, choose to implement HDCP?

I use a similar product, the Avermedia Live Gamer Extreme with my PS4 and Wii U to record gameplay and stream on Twitch. The PS4 has the HDCP thing but since an update in 2014, there is a way to toggle it in the options. If you're referring to the PS3, the only ways are use an HDMI splitter or use component cables..