Question / Help how do i let my game pc my capture card is a monitor on amd

[pittsniper]

my game pc has 1 hdmi output and 2 dvi outputs
i used to have a hdmi splitter going to my capture card but i caused issues with flashing green screens

now i bought a dvi to hdmi connector but my gaming pc doesnt see the capture card as a monitor

how do i fix??

 

[pittsniper]

like i want to clone my hdmi signal to the capture card

 

[dping]

like i want to clone my hdmi signal to the capture card

The best capture cards have passthrough but if you have a splitter you will need an actual splitter, not a cable. the other choice is to duplicate your displays. plug in both cap card and monitor to the GPU. then press and hold [windows key] + then tap P to change to Duplicate. release windows key when you are over the clone. in AMD software this mode it called clone.

 

[pittsniper]

The best capture cards have passthrough but if you have a splitter you will need an actual splitter, not a cable. the other choice is to duplicate your displays. plug in both cap card and monitor to the GPU. then press and hold [windows key] + then tap P to change to Duplicate. release windows key when you are over the clone. in AMD software this mode it called clone.

but the problem is i cant duplicate because my gaming pc only sees gaming screen (monior 1) and chat screen (monitor 3)
he doesnt see monitor 2 witch is the capture card im using a avermedia gamebroadcaster hd

 

[sam686]

Many graphics card might have 3 outputs, but can only output 2 at a time. Maybe unplug a monitor?
For some graphics card, active DisplayPort adapter/monitor can be used for more then 2 outputs at a time.

Flashing green screen? Try switching HDMI cables to check if one HDMI cable might be bad.

What's your gaming computer's CPU and graphics card?
What HDMI splitter you have?

 

[dping]

but the problem is i cant duplicate because my gaming pc only sees gaming screen (monior 1) and chat screen (monitor 3)
he doesnt see monitor 2 witch is the capture card im using a avermedia gamebroadcaster hd

yup what same said. your best bet in this case is to get a somewhat pricy hdmi splitter (not a cable like a blackbox brand splitter) and plug your game monitor and cap card to the outputs.

cable splitters will not work with non-identical devices.