Hi, I recently upgraded from Elgato Video Capture to Elgato HD60 S for streaming retro games. I'm hoping someone might have some insight to my situation. I am connecting a SNES console to my Elgato with a RetroTINK 2X (low-latency analog to digital A/V converter) and am capturing with OBS Link. In OBS, the capture appears fine for about two or three minutes. After that, I start hearing clipping or stuttering in the audio, and OBS Link's "Searching For Signal" screen appears briefly. The audio and video begin to cut out for about 5 more minutes with increasing frequency until they are lost altogether.
Here is a sample log file: https://obsproject.com/logs/jx4tanSppJtVU6hb
One workaround with the RetroTink I've found is to enable its DVI mode; however, audio cannot be captured, so I would need some other audio capture solution. Still, with DVI mode enabled, I get a clean video feed for as long as OBS is open and can record with no problem.
My Elgato setup seems to work with other devices so far - I've successfully streamed gameplay from SNES Classic (HDMI output).
But my primary goal is to capture audio and video from the original SNES, so I'm open to any ideas or suggestions.
Here is a sample log file: https://obsproject.com/logs/jx4tanSppJtVU6hb
One workaround with the RetroTink I've found is to enable its DVI mode; however, audio cannot be captured, so I would need some other audio capture solution. Still, with DVI mode enabled, I get a clean video feed for as long as OBS is open and can record with no problem.
My Elgato setup seems to work with other devices so far - I've successfully streamed gameplay from SNES Classic (HDMI output).
But my primary goal is to capture audio and video from the original SNES, so I'm open to any ideas or suggestions.