 Linus Tech Tips coverage of Computex 2013 is powered by Western Digital. Our trusted gaming gear partner is Corsair Vengeance, and our trusted retail partner is NCIX.com. Hey guys, we're here at the AverMedia booth. I really like AverMedia stuff because we actually use it for our livestream. We use the internal one for when we're doing our general livestream, and we actually use this portable one, the live gamer portable, when we're doing our gaming stream. My brother's a caster, he's called ColdSC. He wants an AverMedia card, I'm going to hopefully get him one soon so that he can more easily stream things since he's not as much stressed on his computer. One new thing that they were talking to me about is you could already record in 1080p to your computer writing on your hard drive, but now on this side you can go and put an SD card in, and then you can record in 1080p to your SD card with a firmware update. This wasn't initially available, you could only record to the SD card in 720p, but now you can record in 1080p, which is awesome, because if you don't have a PC near you, say you're streaming on a console or something like that, you can record directly to an SD card, and those can come in very very big capacity, so that's great. Another thing that they were talking to me about is you can record from PC or Xbox very easily with an HDMI cable, with coming in the in, not the out as they have it currently, but PS3, they have some content protection stuff that doesn't allow you to do that, but they found another way. By going through component with this AVN cable that they have, you can now record through PS3, which is very very cool because that was previously locked off. Like I was talking about earlier, if I'm just going to turn this right here, if you want it to record in PC free mode, which is the mode where you're recording to an SD card, you just move the switch over there. If you want it to record in PC mode where you're recording to a PC's hard drive or SSD, you just switch it right like that. Very very very nice. The button on the top as you can see here, which is in red, or not glowing because it's not plugged in here, is how you start recording or start streaming. You can use this to either live stream or record a media locally. With everything on YouTube, with Let's Plays and game reviews and all that kind of stuff, tons of people are getting into streaming with Twitch TV, which is part of our partnership. You can stream with one of these things without putting extra load on your computer very very easily. These things are awesome, you should definitely check them out. Thank you for watching our AVerMedia content. If you want to see all of our Computex content, make sure to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips.