You can now record and play on the same PC!
The Live Gamer HD supports a wide variety of graphic card resolutions up to 1080p@60fps. The video/audio pass-thru function allows you to record and play on the same PC. Don’t worry about the CPU loading of encoding a HD video because it’s taken care of by the Live Gamer HD. With the on-board H.264 encoder, you will no longer suffer from high CPU usage or frame drops.
The Live Gamer HD not only saves the system loading but also the hard disk space. Unlike the screen recording software, the on-board hardware encoder processes video files in H.264 format, which perfectly strike the balance between video quality and file size.
The installation is so easy
The Live Gamer HD records directly from your graphic card. After the driver and the card are properly installed, simply connect the graphic card to the Live Gamer HD and output to your display, you are done with the hardware installation. The display and audio will function normally once they are correctly connected.
Voice commentary is supported
You can now add voice commentary to the footages! As the Live Gamer HD records the audio from the gaming system, RECentral, the bundled software, allows you to record external audio source to a separate file. You can therefore add, edit or remove the commentary per your likings.
FAQ
Q: How come I can’t see the first part of BIOS POST when booting the computer?
This is normal since the Live Gamer HD capture card requires a brief boot up time to display the video source.
Q: Can Live Gamer HD capture card output 1080p@60 video?
Live Gamer HD capture card can receive 1080p@60 input, but doesn’t support 1080p@60 output. If the input resolution is 1080p@60, the resolution of the file recorded by Live Gamer HD will be 1080p@30.
Q: Why I cannot hear the sound in my recorded file?
First, please make sure the audio connection of Live Gamer HD is correct and select the corresponding setting in RECenrtral as HDMI or Audio In. And please go “Playback devices” of sound card to check the default device of audio output is matched.
HDMI: Select AVERMEDIA HD as default device
Audio In: Select Speakers as default device
Q: Can video be recorded in 3D (120Hz display)?
Live Gamer HD capture card doesn’t support 3D video recording.
Q: RECentral crashes when previewing or recording 1080P videos, what do I do?
If you’re using NVIDIA graphics card on Windows 7/Vista 64-bit OS, 8GB RAM platform, please try the following solutions.
- Make sure you have the latest drivers installed for your graphics card.
- Turn off Windows Aero user interface.
Q: Why is there AV sync problem from my recorded file?
It may cause from the audio sample rate did not be detected correctly and not match to Live Gamer HD record setting. Please go sound device properties page to modify audio sample rate from 44100 Hz to 48000 Hz manually.
Q: Why are there black bars on the edge of the screen?
If you’re using ATI graphics card, you may solve this problem by adjusting scaling options to 0% in Catalyst Control Center -> My Digital Flat Panel -> Scaling Options.
Q: I have color saturation problem when running RECentral, what do I do?
Please refer to the following screenshots to resolve the problem.
Q: Why do I get the ‘Out of Range’ warning message when I record even though the input source resolution is supported by Live Gamer HD?
Live Gamer HD only supports CEA standard and CVT reduced blank. For NVIDIA graphics card users, please refer to the following screenshot and be sure to select ‘CVT reduced blank’. 
Q: How come there is only video and no audio on the preview screen or during pass-through?
Redetect the audio source may fix the problem. Please try unplugging and re-plugging the audio source (HDMI or 3.5mm audio).
Q: Why are the Hot Keys not working in RECentral?
Please run RECentral as Administrator for smooth Hot Key application.