UGREEN Full HD 1080P 60FPS Capture Card HDMI to USB A/Type C 4K Video Capture Card for Streaming, Recording, Gaming, Compatible with Switch 2, PS4, PS5, Xbox, Work with PC/Windows/Mac OS

This is a high quality capture device for the price. If you know what you're doing and already have an HDMI splitter set up so you can use a TV or monitor to play on while you're recording, there's little or no lag. Aside from that, it's plug and play, so it's as easy to use as a not "fully featured" capture device gets. Video quality's great, audio sounds fantastic (I use listen mode on the mic source so there's no lag there either) through my USB sound card and headphones. As long as you've got this and an HDMI splitter, there's no need to spend over a hundred dollars on a high end capture device, and you get the same results.

Créeme que no necesitan gastar en la marca que ya saben, esta está más que excelente y por su precio aún más. Funciona muy bien y no he tenido fallo, en mi caso lo uso para stremear en TikTok.

This little dongle is great. I always wanted to play my switch on my iPad. Best part is I can finally screen record my games and post them on my gaming channel on YouTube. The app I best recommend is Dongled. It’s totally free with no ads or subscriptions. Unfortunately after a while the sound would start to cut off. When it does that, I just close the app and restart the app. It does the trick for me. Overall it’s a really good video capture dongle. It has its pitfalls, but it still works good enough for my needs

Barely ever got it to pick up a video signal, it freezes up constantly and gets very hot to the touch.

Excellent, very satisfied. This enables me to record, monitor, and/or livestream from my professional mirrorless and camcorders using my Samsung S21 phone. This is a great value for money, good video quality, and a more modern alternative to a Camlink 4k if you don't need to pass a 4k signal. My Camlink doesn't play nicely with Android so I'm very happy to see that this UGreen capture card is compatible and can fill that need. The USB-C + A combo adapter is a nice touchworks with OBS on PC as well as USB Camera Pro on AndroidBoth seem to do 1080p60 in MJPEG instead of YUY2, which is interesting since the included manual lists YUY2 as recommended. OBS didn't have a custom option for YUY2, even when attached over USB-C (has enough pins for USB3) instead of the USB-A (USB2.0) adapter. This is a minor difference and doesn't affect the final image much unless you're super technical. OBS appears to be able to accept rec2020 HLG and PQ color as well as rec709 and others.

Capture card works as intended, but gets too hot to touch when used longer than an hour. Wouldn't be comfortable leaving this unattended and am unsure if it'll keep working long term.

Not going to deep dive this review, just share the facts for those that need them. It does in fact capture Audio and Video seamlessly at 1080p 60hz. Incredibly easy to use, nearly plug and play but if capturing to OBS and you don't have audio, open the Source Settings and check the 'Use Custom Audio Device' box. I also set Audio Output Mode to Output Desktop Audio (WaveOut) because the other options had some static. I used this to video capture my Raspberry Pi running Batocera, and it worked perfectly for my needs, and I definitely plan to buy more.

I have currently been using the cable to run from my Genki switch dock (https://www.amazon.com/Global-Covert-Charger-Nintendo-Portable/dp/B0CRXZ6RM6/ref=asc_df_B0CRXZ6RM6?mcid=b00bbb505fa13de2aec2519a42fde8dd&hvocijid=17631672993447739026-B0CRXZ6RM6-&hvexpln=73&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=721245378154&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17631672993447739026&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1012931&hvtargid=pla-2281435179778&psc=1) to my meta quest 3, and its been running smoothly; It works when directly connected to the quest, using both the Meta Quest HDMI Link app, and using the sideloaded USB Camera app. I have also tested with the LecLooc data and charge splitter (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D65RWDRB?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title) and the Ugreen powered hub (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D9Q9WCLX?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title) which has allowed me to play and charge, though I am looking into a hub with more power for peripheries, as I generally use the soundcore VR buds with my quest, and theres not enough power in the ugreen powered hub for more than one periphery device that uses watts. I could switch to wired headphones, since the quest 3 has a 3.5 jack on the right but I like my soundcore buds.