The Razer Ripsaw X works with Open Broadcaster Software, XSplit, and Streamlabs.
Plug and play: The Capture Card works straight out of the box, so you can start streaming as soon as it's connected.
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Misc Gaming Peripherals
Misc Gaming Peripherals
Misc Gaming Peripherals
Misc Gaming Peripherals
Misc Gaming Peripherals
Misc Gaming Peripherals
Misc Gaming Peripherals
Misc Gaming Peripherals
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Convert your DSLR or handheld camera into a Webcam with the Razer Ripsaw X, a compact specialized Capture Card that connects your favorite cameras directly to your Livestream. Simply plug in and create in up to 4K 30FPS. With up to 4K 30FPS recording and extremely low latency, enjoy smooth, immersive videos with this Capture Card to capture every detail and elevate your production.
The Razer Ripsaw X works with Open Broadcaster Software, XSplit, and Streamlabs.
Plug and play: The Capture Card works straight out of the box, so you can start streaming as soon as it's connected.
The Razer Ripsaw X works seamlessly with all DSLR and handheld cameras that have an HDMI input. Compatible with models from various brands such as Nikon, Canon, Sony, Panasonic, Fujifilm, and GoPro, you can start your stream directly.
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Very good and easy to use. It requires a powerful computer, I have it connected to an 11th generation i3 laptop without a dedicated graphics card and it requires 30% of the processor power at 30 fps, and the video quality is very good. It cannot record at 60 fps at all with a laptop. I imagine it would work perfectly on a computer with at least a basic GPU.