4K Capture Card for Streaming, HDMI to USB 3.0/Type-C Audio Video Capture Card Device 1080P 60FPS Recording with Low Latency, Works for Nintendo Switch/PS5/PS4/Xbox/Camera/PC, External TV Tuners

Has been working perfectly ever since I got it, totally worth it

Very good and very cheap. I was going to drop $200 on an elgato that only got 1080p. Very glad I found this instead. Zero latency, 4k and easy to set up. What more could you ask for. If using OBS it is found under video capture, not game capture. Literally the only issue I had.

Works great for video capture at 1080p, it gets pretty warm but I haven't experienced any problems. The audio is noisy however, you will need a ground loop eliminator to clean it up.

Isn’t recognized by some systems

1. I finally managed to get the device working with OBS Studio (free). The USB A was the connection to my computer, no USB-C port. I was able to record a bit of some movie and playback faithfully with sound.2. I then set the device aside for about a year. Other than installation and initial testing this was the first time I was actually being used.3. There is a webinar that I am attending that I thought would be of interest to the other members of my American Legion post. I got out the device and hooked it up again. The device will not allow any information to pass to the monitor.I verified both the input and output cables by: 1). running from my computer to the monitor (sound and video); 2). running from my Playstation 3 to my monitor (sound and video); 3) using a female-female HDMI cable and running from my computer to the monitor (sound and video); and finally running tests 1-3 to another monitor (sound and video for all 3 configurations).I tried connecting running with the USB cable connected to my computer and with the USB not connected.The unit gives a red dot when plugged into my computer via device's USB port connected to the computer via the USB-A terminal. I have added a USB-C card for using with a Meta Quest III. I tried using the USB-C port. The monitor reported "No Signal".One very strange thing I did notice. If I had the computer directly connected to the monitor (so I had a display), OBS Studio was reporting detecting sound and it was matching in amplitude what was playing on the computer. The strange this is the input for the device was had no cable attached. When I paused the bar dropped to zero. When I started back up the bar bounced up and down. When I turned to a movie on Amazon that had loud noise the bar kept pegging out. I had no microphone or speakers/headset connected. Further the little red dot of the device would be on if the USB cable was connected but not an HDMI cable and/or when a HDMI cable was connected to either the input or the output.I had made no changes to the computer except Microsoft Updates. I ever removed the OBS Studio, downloaded the current version and installed that version 30.0.2.Windows 10 Pro 64bitASRock Z87 Extreme IVi7-4770K32GB RAMLots of hard drives (both HDD and SSD - total 277TB not all connected at the same time due to running out of SATA III connections (32 counting on motherboard))

So I'm actually giving this 3 1/2 stars because this has nothing to do with 4k. It will only capture 1080p. I also feel the plug and play advertising is misleading as well. Full disclosure I am not a smart man when it comes to electronics so it could all just be user error for a wannabe Tuber like myself. TL;DR at the endCons:What I don't like about this capture card is it says 4k right up top but will not even read a 4k input. I had a black screen until I switched my Xbox to 1080p display. It also seems claims a plug and play fashion on OBS as if it will just pop up ready to go and it doesn't. That part may just be user error but I want to point out that you have to select what item OBS will be recording however, it does not require a software update or download from what I have seen . I had to look up a video of how to record from this card.Pros:What I like is that it seems to do pretty well with capturing footage and audio. I have a Snowball that I use for audio and I am still playing around with the settings. I have captured footage from games like R6 Siege, Battlefield Hardline (a great game no matter what anyone says) and Zombie Army Trilogy. I have play ZAT with someone else and it seems to keep up with the audio and video. I also like that the case is metal instead of plastic. It comes with the cables you need to connect to a computer but I would like it if the included a HDMI that was maybe 3 or 4 feet long.TL;DR a good budget capture card for consoles. Does not capture 4k and take a bit of setting up on OBS but now software needed.

11.2.21 UPDATEI decided to ask for a replacement on this capture card to see if I still had a static sound issue. Upon unboxing and hooking the capture card, I realized the cable that goes from the card to pc didn’t work. I talked to customer service who reached out quickly after my review and they apologized profusely, and offered to send another replacement. Luckily the cable from the last card works, so I didn’t need another replacement, but customer service gets a 10 out of 10 from me. Very kind and understanding, I’m glad they are a seller who cares about their customers opinions and making things right. Thank you again so much for reaching out and helping me, I sincerely appreciate it.I bought this to stream my switch gaming to twitch, one of the very first things I noticed is there is a static-y squealing noise within the switch audio. I don’t have problems with my audio on my pc or switch so I’m assuming it’s probably the capture card. Regardless of that it works amazing. I may buy another capture card to make sure it’s not my pc, like I said I never had issues with noise like that until I plugged my switch & pc into the capture card.

I was scared because of the price but it was so easy to connect…the hardest part was the laptop part, witch I figured it’s better to use with the (HP All In One Desktop) its faster and better without lags.