USB 3.0 HDMI Capture Card for Gaming Live Streaming - Compatible with Windows Mac OS

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• 【Wide Compatibility USB Capture Card】 Easily streams to Facebook, Youtube or Twitch. With the connection, this HDMI to USB C/3.0 video capture devices can be working on several Operating Systems and various software: Windows 7/ 8/ 10, Mac OS or above, Linux, Android, Laptop, Xbox One, PS3/PS4/PS5, Camera, Webcame, DSLR, Switch, TV BOX, HDTV, Potplayer/VLC, ZOOM, OBS Studio etc.
• 【Ultra Low Latency Screen Sharing】 HDMI capture card is made of good quality aluminum alloy with strong heat dissipation, allowing you to enjoy ultra low latency while live gaming or video recording or live streaming, avoiding blue screens and lag. This HDMI to USBC capture card supports easy recording of good quality audio or HD video and transferring it to your computer or streaming platform, allowing you to record 60 fps HD video directly on your hard drive and real-time preview
• 【Simple Setup, Portable Design】 This HDMI 1080P video capture device operates without the need for extra drivers or an external power source; simply connect it for quick video capture. Its compact and lightweight design allows for easy storage in your bag, making it convenient for live streaming on the go. Additionally, it serves as an excellent tool for sharing content during gaming sessions, video conferences, and online education.
• 【1080P 60FPS Video Capture Card】 This HDMI game capture card is based on USB3.0 high speed transmission port, input resolution up to 4K@30HZ, output resolution up to 1920×1080@60Hz. Type c and USB interface can meet most of the devices in daily life. Easily meet the online capture, real-time recording, online meetings, live gaming and other functions, so you have a better visual enjoyment
• 【Package Content & Note】 1 x HD Video Capture Card , 1 x USB 3.0 to USB C Adapter (A-side 3.0，B-side 2.0), 1 x English user manual. Please note that you need to restart the OBS Studio software after the audio setup is complete, otherwise it will result in no sound output. When using an adapter, if the device is recognized as USB 2.0, try using the other side with the USB-C port. Simply flip the capture card and reconnect it to be recognized as USB 3.0