Lemorele Video Capture Card USB C 3.0 with 4K HDMI Loop-Out, HDMI Capture Card for Live Streaming Game Recorder Device, Compatible with Windows Linux OBS OS X Twitch for PS3 PS4

So, I was a bit skeptical after reading some negative reviews, but I went ahead and got this thing because, you know, it seemed like a better deal based on my research in this price range and had better reviews, when compared to others. And hey, turns out it's pretty cool! It's tiny, it has this sleek aluminium casing which gives feeling that it’s good quality.Been using it for about a month now, mainly for streaming games from my console. The max quality that I am able to stream is at 1080p, 30 FPS (as I have PS4), though in obs setting it shows higher resolution 4K capability. Maybe my console's holding it back, who knows? But, no major hiccups, and the video quality stays solid even during those marathon 5 to 6-hour gaming sessions.This also, works like a charm with my MacBook Air, but here's the catch – only with the Apple cable. The one in the box won't work for the MacBook. Weird, right? But for my Windows laptop, the in-box cable does the job just fine.All in all, I'd say it's a pretty sweet deal. Cheapest & best.. Not sure, what’s the difference between this and those expensive Aver Media & Elgato capture cards. But for sure in future if I get any of those expensive ones, I will compare it and post it here.If you're currently on the lookout for a budget-friendly option and want to save some cash, don't overthink it – just give it a shot. And hey, if you're in a grateful mood, consider dropping by & subscribing to my channel 'TrippyAnkitGaming'! 🫣

The product works fine for the first 20 mintues and then the screen glitches until you unplug it and plug it back in. Sometimes it doesn't capture audio. I'd recommended you too go for a higher end product. Cheap capture cards will mostly never work fine

The media could not be loaded. I don't know what the other reviewer is talking about the capture card not doing more than 1080@60FPS but I'm pretty sure it's user error. This Lemorele AC06 capture card can certainly go beyond 1080p and is amazing value at the moment when nothing else in this price range can do 4K or even 1440p!All other cheap (sub 1K INR) capture cards on Amazon (based on Macro Silicon MS2109 chipsets) only capture output video at 1080p@60FPS even though they support input video resolutions upto 4K@30FPS. The AC06 can capture output video at 4K@30FPS, 1440p@60FPS, 1080p@60FPS and other configurations but nothing above 60 FPS at any resolution.I haven't opened this one up yet so I don't know exactly what's inside. I tried capturing gameplay from my gaming laptop and PS5 using OBS and both worked flawlessly. It captured 1440p@60FPS and the video is smooth. The video quality is pretty good but since it's a compressed MJPEG stream, it's not as high quality as the input video. The AC06 can also do 4K pass through so you can play and capture at the same time. Pass through works at 1440p@60FPS resolution as well on the PS5 however there's no HDR support and VRR doesn't work either. The device doesn't excessively heat up like all the sub 1K cheapo capture cards and was just barely warm after I used it to capture gameplay and passthrough video from the PS5 for at least 2-3 hours.I must admit, the initial setup is a bit tricky because PS5 wouldn't send it a video signal above 1080p@60 even though my PC didn't complain about doing 1440p@60. I had to disable HDCP on PS5 (Settings->System->HDMI) for the video output to be passed through and if I selected a higher (>1080p) capture resolution in OBS, the AC06 would error out with the "HDMI resolution is smaller than UVC capture. For better fitting, please adjust HDMI input source or change UVC resolution setting" message on screen.I didn't want to disable HDCP so I reached out to Lemorele support and they told me that the small hole on the unit which has a blue LED in it is hiding a button which when pressed (using a SIM card ejector tool or a pin) changes the 'video acquisition mode' that helps with PS5 video capture. I tried it out and to my surprise, it worked! After pressing the stealthily hidden button, the AC06 can now capture video with HDCP enabled and it also fixed the problem I was having with the AC06 only capturing in 1080p and not passing through 1440p to my monitor. Lemorele Support has been outstanding in this regard and I highly recommend getting the AC06.Pros:1. Capture upto 4K@30FPS2. Capture 1080p@60FPS, 1440p@60FPS3. No need to disable HDCP for video capture4. Decent capture qualityCons:1. No 4K@60FPS or 1440p@144FPS capture support2. No HDR capture or passthrough support3. No VRR passthrough support4. MJPEG format capture only (video is compressed and lots of artifacts)5. Works over USB 2.0 only (480 Mbit/s throughput). No USB 3.0 support, so no higher quality YUY2 capture supported which requires USB 3.0 to transfer large amounts of uncompressed dataIf you need higher quality video capture, you're better off buying something like NZXT Signal 4K30, Asus CU4K30 or Elgato HD60 X which actually works over USB 3.0 and you can capture 1080p@60FPS HDR footage (or 4K@30FPS) while doing 4K@60FPS with HDR and VRR passthrough. They're way more expensive though (6-7x more at least).I purchased the Lemorele AC06 for 2399 INR but days later it went down to 2159 INR. Despite its flaws, I'd highly recommend it for the low price - 9/10

I believe this is best capture card in this price range under 2.5k ( 4K 30fps capture card )

30hz is so less i can feel the jitter and lagif its 60hz it should be great I returned and going to buy PiBox

The product did not work and it gave a no signal output when I connected to ps4 and pc respectively. Even the replacement model gave the same damn error. I’m very angry at this product and got no support from company also.

Very innovative high quality product. 1080p Video recorded using this device is very smooth and easy to use. Comes with all necessary accessories

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