HDMI to USB Video Capture

Save my day when I was live steaming on our event. It gave me super clear camera connection with my pc. Pictures are clear and got very positive feedback from our team. I love it and already share the amazon link with my team. I hope this will remain in my camera bag and help me all my streaming events.

A small but really handy device for daily use if you want to have video access for your HDMI devices from PC . Tried PS4 and Raspberry Pi and both are working well .

It's simple, its nothing of uber quality or anything but it comes in really handy when trying to setup devices like Raspberry Pis or other items that will not always need a monitor hooked up to it.

Tried to use this A/V capture card to play a Raspberry Pi Nintendo emulator on my Chromebook. I used a USB to usb-c adapter to connect. Chromebook recognized it in the camera app and the video was quite good quality. The Pi audio was set to HDMI but it still didn’t play through the laptop speakers. Audio did play through headphones when set to that and I could have accepted that. The kiss of death for this unit, however, was just how hot it became in use. It wasn’t enclosed in anything, had plenty of air circulation, but got really hot all the same. Like, hand-warmer hot. Returned.

It worked well! When I first tried to set this up on my laptop I could get it to work. I would whole-heartedly recommend this product.

Worked for about 24 hours out of the box. It got very hot and then stopped displaying video and stopped hearing audio. Not worth my time to return for the low price.

It worked well! When I first tried to set this up on my laptop I could get it to work. I would whole-heartedly recommend this product.

Arrives in full color retail box.Inside: User Manual, USB Capture CardSimple directions.Plug capture card (output) into your usb slot on your PC.Plug full size hdmi cable into the (input) of the capture card that works with your camera.Use a small Lanyard wrist strap with the metal loop on the side of the capture card. (not provided)Now I can hang it up when I'm not using it.For my testing, I used one old Nikon DSLR and a HDMI cable.Also I have an Elgato Cam Link 4k to test against.This produced the same exact results during my 1080p captures at 30fps.Captured all my footage with OBS.So bottom line, this uses USB 2.0 and max output is 1920x1080 at 30fps.Difference of over $100 and the Elgato can do 60fps and is USB 3.0This is a great portable capture card that's made very well.1080p at 30fps, I'll use this device all day.No fuss and again works out of the box.This may be the only usb capture card I've seen with the lanyard loop.Highly recommend this for anyone needing to Livestream or capture HD quality footage.The capture card only weights .5ouncesHope this helps.

HI this is my review of the HDMI video capture dongle. this is a cheap product that works perfectly and the funny thing is you can record to 60 FPS at full HD . Audio seems to be mono but that's fine with me. Works great with obs or even the camera app from windows 10. For 1/10 of a elgato this is a steal!

This capture card doesn’t work. I tested it out with my Nintendo Switch and it didn’t capture audio nor video. I even tested multiple software like OBS and ManyCam

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