I was wondering if there is anything i could buy like a pci-e card that would allow me to plug in consoles such as a Nintendo switch to my computer and run it on my computer like an application?
Hdmi is video/audio only which you can view through a pc with a capture card but there isn't any data being sent back to the console to control it. As for running it like an app, if you mean to play the game on your pc, you can't unless the console supports game streaming. I think only the xbox one and ps4 support that. Those use your network so there is nothing extra needed.
Hdmi is video/audio only which you can view through a pc with a capture card but there isn't any data being sent back to the console to control it. As for running it like an app, if you mean to play the game on your pc, you can't unless the console supports game streaming. I think only the xbox one and ps4 support that. Those use your network so there is nothing extra needed.
Hdmi is video/audio only which you can view through a pc with a capture card but there isn't any data being sent back to the console to control it. As for running it like an app, if you mean to play the game on your pc, you can't unless the console supports game streaming. I think only the xbox one and ps4 support that. Those use your network so there is nothing extra needed.
i know i would not be able to use the controller through my computer, i could just use the controller with Bluetooth to the console. Is there a program that lets you show the video from a capture card in real time with no lag?
What would be the point/advantage of doing so? What are you hoping to achieve?
I could easily switch from pc gaming to also playing on my switch and ps4 without having to change monitor inputs. It all being contained within windows just needing different controllers for the consoles
Flipping a switch is easier than alt tabbing but a capture card will do what you want. You may need to do some research on which ones won't have input lag.