Upgraded Video Capture Card Cable GEN 3 60 FPS, 4K HDMI to USB 3.0 MJPEG YUV Game Capture Device Aluminium Windows Android Mac,HD 1080P 60fps Video Live Streaming Gaming, Teaching - 2024

Easy to set up and use. It does need updated instructions with the updated version of OBS Studio but its easy to figure out from the older instructions. Love the product!

This is my 15th capture card purchase in 2 years, and I can confidently say this one works the best. I specifically ordered this upgraded GEN 3 version because it supports 4K, and I’m very impressed. I tested it at 4K 30fps (the max my camera supports), recording through OBS while simultaneously recording on the camera itself — and it worked perfectly. That’s a big deal, because with most capture cards, trying to record both ways usually leads to a black screen. No lag, no delay, smooth performance every time. At this price point, you won’t find anything better. Highly recommend it!

My products were great! Excellent!!

Plug an play with OBS so well you can watch your 4K Firestick on a decent laptop.

Honestly at this price range this is good. 1080p 60 fps on usb 3.0 and even 1080p 50 fps if you have only usb 2.0 But as the title on Amazon claimed this is capable of capturing 2k and 4k i don't see these options in my OBS studio (I am using it for a capture loop for streaming) Anyways nvm at this price range i would only expect 1080p 60fps. I was only gonna use 1080p@60. For now no stutters or anything. Latency is also okay okay doesn't effect much. and special mention for braided wires thank you so much for this. The aluminium case is supposed to go off that heat very easy i hope it does it job in the long run. No drivers or anything required just plug and play. There are no stutters observed until now. Might update in future if there are any issues. Entry level capture card with around 40-60ms Latency. I guess that's okay doesn't makes any major difference, Okay product for beginner streamers. Also a tip for absolutely beginners, new users you need to tweak the display settings in windows (mirror your main screen or game capture monitor to the capture card if you wanna use the capture card like me - capture loop) HDMI port out from your gpu -> hdmi cable -> hdmi in port of the capture card -> capture card -> usb out cable -> this usb cable back in your motherboard (USB 3.0 or more for 60 fps ) If you have USB 2.0 it will only give you 50 fps. Now you should be able to see this input as a Video input source in your streaming software (I use OBS studio). Hope it helps. Cheers