Capture Quality Sample Thread

This is just for those that were wondering how good the quality for the elgato HD60 is at 1080p. Of course, this is compressed for youtube but I still think that it looks great. The bitrate that the elgato HD60 captures at while recording at 1080p(60FPS) is 40Mbps.

Here is also a direct download link if anybody wants to see it not on youtube.
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/watch/30ztfqi2krmm1tq/elgatoHD60_Quality_Test_F...

Here is the raw recording of that clip as well.
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/watch/hp4rztblzqfr71k/elgatoHD60_Quality_Test_F...

Again, this is just for those that are curious as well as in the market for a new capture card.

Halo 3

1080p 60fps look too stronk.

Just stumbled on this thread, I personally use an elgato HD60, and I know sk0ls already beat me to it, but here's a gameplay I recorded at max bitrate.  I uploaded the raw file to youtube, no sharpening or CC added and there's no compression aside from whatever compression the capture card used while recording.  The amount of detail elgato gives you is very impressive.

Hauppauge HD PVR Rocket @ 1080p 30FPS 90$ new

https://mega.co.nz/#!lMxhEZob!_nmO6-14LjyJGidhAJLn5MM_tUzQvM22YvrruYBuiok

Here's my day one MCC clips captured using my method:

Some quality was lost in the youtube upload, and the h2 audio files were corrupted by accident (lol).
But it's 720p 30fps. Not bad for being free.
 

Avermedia Live Gamer Portable: 1080p@30 FPS and 60 mbps bitrate. Best quality for the money. Elgato HD60 and Avermedia U3 Extreme are the only two cards that beat this out head to head.

Raw File: [URL="https://mega.co.nz/#!UgImGKwQ"]https://mega.co.nz/#!UgImGKwQ[/URL]

Youtube (really kills the quality):

Hauppauge HD PVR 2:

Here's the Matrox MX02 Mini captured RAW 1080p 60fps. It's a pretty awesome external card.