4K HDMI Video Capture Card, Cam Link Card Game Capture Card Audio Capture Adapter HDMI to USB 2.0 Record Capture Device for Streaming, Live Broadcasting, Video Conference, Teaching, Gaming(Black)

Works perfectly under Linux Mint for connecting my 1080p HDMI microscope to the computer. To the computer, it looks like a web camera, and I use with the guvcview program. There were no additional drivers required under Linux. Picture quality is excellent. In order to get the full 60 FPS, a compressed MPEG stream must be used, but I have not noticed any compression artifacts in the fairly static image coming from the microscope. Higher quality uncompressed formats are also available, but the framerate drops. At the highest quality, framerate is 5 FPS.

This does what it says on the tin. It's a cheap, effective and very simple little device and works without surprises. The only downside is that it comes with no capture software, but that's probably for the best since any bundled software would likely not be as good as real programs you can get for free. I use mine with OBS (Open Broadcaster Software), and OBS detected this device right out of the box and worked without surprises.If all you need is simple HDMI capture for regular SD or HD sources, it's hard to beat this for value.

t works and the quality is good for the price, and I wouldn't recommend it for 4k gaming though. It works well for my purposes (picture stuff).Make sure the port you plug it into is USB 2.0 or it won't work.

I want to clarify that the virtual camera in OBS only does video, therefore if you aren't getting sound like me don't waste 3 hours trying to figure out a way to do so. Simply right click on your stream in OBS and pop out a windowed projector. Then screenshare it on discord for easy use. This worked perfectly for me allowing me to stream my nintendo switch to friends with no input delay or sound delay. Quality looks really good considering the price. However, it is only 1080p max so keep that in mind. Aside from the troubles with OBS it works great especially with how cheaply you can pick this up.

It gets the job done

Works, it's very plug and play, but after a few months it started turning unstable, then just outright BROKE. Come on, man!

I bought this to record output from my Nintendo Switch to a Macbook Pro. I plugged it in and it immediately showed up in OBS studio where I was able to see the video output from my Switch and hear the audio as well. I have noticed that the video stutters very slightly, but for my uses it's more than sufficient, especially at this price point.

I bought this to digitize home movie VHS tapes. Everything seemed to work well at first, but I soon discovered the audio would randomly cut out around half the time while recording. It usually happens around 30 - 45 minutes in, and then sometimes it would come back again after 20 minutes or so of silence.Other times there would be bursts of crackling audio throughout the entire recording that sound similar to clipping, but the volumes are not anywhere close to max. Unplugging and re-plugging the dongle usually fixes the issue for a while, until it starts cutting out or crackling again.I do not recommend this capture card and will be returning it and buying a different brand while I still have some hair left that I haven't pulled out!