Elgato Game Capture HD60 has a strip of LED lights that have various meanings, depending on their color, duration, and what direction they are traveling in.

 

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Device Connected

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When Elgato Game Capture HD60 connects to the computer, seven white lights will briefly flash twice, all at the same time.

 

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HDCP On

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If Elgato Game Capture HD60 detects a signal protected by HDCP, then seven red lights will briefly flash once, all at the same time.

 

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Live Commentary On

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When Live Commentary starts, six white lights will briefly flash three times, and one red light will stay on until the white lights disappear.

 

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Live Commentary Off

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When Live Commentary stops, six white lights will briefly flash once, and one red light will stay on until the white lights disappear.

 

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Live Streaming On

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When Live Streaming starts, seven white lights will travel from the HDMI In to HDMI Out ports, repeating twice.

 

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Live Streaming Off

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When Live Streaming stops, seven white lights will travel from the HDMI Out to HDMI In ports, repeating twice.

 

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Recording Started

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When Recording starts, seven red lights will travel from the HDMI In to HDMI Out ports, repeating twice.

 

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Recording Stopped

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When Recording stops, seven red lights will travel from the HDMI Out to HDMI In ports, repeating twice.

 

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Signal Lost

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When the signal is lost, seven red lights will flash once, all at the same time.

 

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Software Started

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When the Elgato Game Capture HD software starts, seven white lights will flash once, traveling from the middle to both edges.

 

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Software Stopped

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When the Elgato Game Capture HD software stops, seven white lights will flash once, traveling from the edges to the middle.