If I have made any errors here please correct me. I hope this helped some people who might have been confused with how to setup the Elgato HD60 specifically for the Nintendo Switch.
If you have set everything up right then you should see your Nintendo Switch screen appear in the Elgato software. Make sure your Nintendo Switch is docked and turned on.Launch the software once the setup process is complete.
Go through the setup process to install the software. Go to and download the "Game Capture for Windows" or "Game Capture for Mac" depending on your operating system. Plug the final HDMI cable in the Elgato and have the other end connect to the monitor. Plug the micro USB cable into the Elgato and plug the other end into your computer. Then plug this into the input side of the Elgato. Instead, you must connect it to the special Nintendo Switch Dock that comes with the Nintendo Switch. With the HDMI cable that was running from your switch to your monitor, unplug the end that was plugged into your monitor. The Nintendo Switch itself does not have a video out port - you cannot connect it directly to Elgato Game Capture HD, no matter what adapter you try to use. Make sure you have 2 HDMI cables (one that came with the Elgato and one that came with the Switch) and a Micro USB cable (which should have also come with the Elgato) Get out all of the cables and the Elgato from the packaging. 
Even though the packaging explains everything fairly well, some people might be a little bit confused. I thoughts I'd make a quick little guide for anyone wondering how to setup the Elgato HD60 capture card specifically for the Nintendo Switch.
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