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4K USB 3.0 HDMI Video Capture Card 1080P 60fps Recorder
Price range: $6.74 through $12.01
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Capture high-definition HDMI video seamlessly with USB 3.0 speed and no driver installation required. Supports 4K 30fps input, 1080P 60fps capture, and microphone input for clear audio. Compatible with Windows, Linux, and Mac OS.
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Estimated Delivery Time3β7 business days
Effortless HD Video Capture
ICANINGβs HDMI video capture card allows you to easily record and stream high-definition gameplay and video without installing drivers. Plug and play with USB 3.0 connectivity ensures fast data transmission and low latency for smooth real-time recording and streaming.
Add a microphone via the built-in 3.5mm port to include live commentary or interpretation during your recordings and broadcasts.
Wide Compatibility With Popular Devices
Compatible with a broad range of HDMI devices including gaming consolesβPS3, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo SwitchβBlu-ray players, cameras, and set-top boxes. Also supports security and DSLR cameras, making it versatile for various recording needs.
High-Definition Performance
Supports 4K HDMI input at 30 frames per second with hardware-accelerated zoom to capture video at up to 1080p resolution at 60 frames per second. Recorded video resolution matches the original input source.
Low latency and seamless software compatibility with OBS Studio, VLC, PotPlayer, Vmix, and more enable professional-quality live streaming.
Multi-Platform Connectivity
Works smoothly on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X, providing cross-platform flexibility. Ideal for gamers, educators, and streamers who require reliable video and audio capture without complex setups.
Key Specifications
- USB 3.0 interface for high-speed data transfer
- Supports 4K 30fps HDMI input/output
- Captures 1080p video at 60fps
- 3.5mm microphone input for audio
- Plug and play driver-free operation
- Compatible with Windows, Linux, Mac OS X
What's in the box
- HDMI video capture card
- USB 3.0 cable
- User manual
Product FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01 What video resolutions does this capture card support?
It supports 4K 30fps HDMI input and can capture video up to 1080p at 60fps, depending on the original video source resolution.
02 Is any driver installation required for this capture card?
No, it is a plug-and-play device requiring no drivers for operation across Windows, Linux, and Mac OS.
03 Which devices are compatible with this capture card?
It supports HDMI output devices such as Blu-ray players, PS3/4, Xbox One, Wii U, Nintendo Switch, DVD players, cameras, ZOSI security cameras, DSLRs, and set-top boxes.
04 Does this capture card support audio input?
Yes, it includes a 3.5mm microphone input supporting audio input for interpretation or commentary during recording.
05 Can this capture card be used for live streaming?
Yes, it supports real-time RTMP streaming and is compatible with streaming software such as OBS Studio, VLC, PotPlayer, and Vmix.
06 What interface does the capture card use to connect to computers?
It uses a high-speed USB 3.0 interface for video data transfer and connection to computers.
07 Does it support video sharing to social media platforms?
Yes, users can share recordings directly to platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter.
08 Can this capture card be used for video conferencing?
Yes, it can be used in video conferencing and multimedia teaching applications due to its compatibility and performance.
09 What operating systems are supported?
It is compatible with Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
10 What comes included in the package?
The package contains one HDMI video capture card, one USB 3.0 cable, and one user manual.
Discussion
4.4
Based on 37 reviews
The delivery guy threw my package on the concrete and i just was gonna be snarky but decided not too is this really how yall wanna be receiving your package ? it had my electric stuff in it and it couldβve broke with i could give it 0 stars
Product is exactly as it is supposed to be, but the description is a bit confusing. It is marketed as a 4k capture device, but the description does not make it clear that this means it can capture Β€k from the source, but only 1080p is delivered to the connected computer. Granted, 1080p appears in the title, but with no context.
Also, the listing allowed you to chose between a lower-spec weaker device and the device i bought. The weaker device is selected by default, while the images shown is of the more powerful one, making it look like this is the one you are ordering if you don't pay attention to the "color" selector. I was aware, and got what i wanted, but the setup is confusing.
It works! The quality doesn't reach 4K, but for starting out, it's more than enough.
Okay, fine.
