Sixty Capture Control

Sixty is a control panel for the Elgato HD60 X capture card, designed like the front of a piece of studio hardware.

SEE THE SIGNAL A recessed screen shows what the card is receiving: no signal, SDR, HDR PQ or HLG, read straight from the HDMI infoframe. The raw link status and the card's firmware dates sit beside it.

AUDIO • Choose HDMI audio or the 3.5 mm analog line-in. • Set the line-in level on a mixer-style fader with a detent at 0 dB.

VIDEO • HDR tonemapping: convert an HDR source to SDR on the card, or capture it as HDR. A live diagram shows how brightness from the source lands in the capture. • Color range: keep the source's range, expand limited to full, or shrink full to limited. • EDID: present the card's own EDID, the passthrough display's, or both combined.

MADE FOR THE DESK • Changes apply the moment you press a key, and are checked against the card. • Settings changed by another app show up within seconds. • Quick controls live in the menu bar. • More than one card? Name each one and switch between them. Sixty goes back to the card you picked whenever it's plugged in. • No card yet? Click Try Without a Card to explore every setting with a simulated one.

REQUIREMENTS An Elgato HD60 X (Rev. 1 or Rev. 2) connected over USB.

Sixty collects no data and makes no network connections.

Sixty is an independent app. It is not made, endorsed or supported by Elgato or Corsair. Elgato and HD60 X are trademarks of Corsair Memory, Inc.

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