Microware Audio Video Capture Cards,HDMI to USB 2.0 Full HD 1080p Record,via DSLR Camcorder Action Cam for High Definition Acquisition, Live Broadcasting Gaming （Support VLC/OBS/Amcap)

The device is good but lacks sometime in terms of audio . And is not hd as described in portfolio

Works and functions as expected. Very plug and play. Size is just right for my needs. Has work well for over a year. Very good video and audio signal.

Sarò onesto... non mi aspettavo un granché. Una Elgato costa 4 volte tanto (ok, arriva a 4K, ma ora ci arriviamo), mentre questa il suo lavoro lo fa ALLA GRANDISSIMA! Ho comprato questo grabber (si dice grabber?) per fare streaming su Twitch, così da poter collegare la Sony A6400 direttamente tramite HDMI. Beh, funziona benissimo, il computer l'ha riconosciuta immediatamente e ho iniziato a streammare in 5 minuti. La risoluzione si ferma a 1080p e il frame rate massimo è di 30fps, ma per questo prezzo volete anche di più? :D Con 20€ ci si aspetta un HD a 720p, mentre così si può acquisire e streammare in ottima qualità. La consiglio alla grande, la uso da qualche mese e a questo prezzo difficile trovare di meglio ;)

OBS picked up on it immediately. Very impressed.

No videos and audio lag, working good no 4k support and fps is locked at 30 it doesn't support 60fps, good for cam recording and game recording and streaming. Quality is also good clarity good. Difference between this and elgato is 60fps with hdr etc support.

Completely new tech (capture card) for me. But after a couple of days, here is what I learnt. It's natively recognised by Windows and Raspberry pi. No drivers needed. Works out the box. Tested with VLC on Windows and Hyperion on Raspberry Pi. Supports YUYV or MJPG (Both these codecs are new to me, I believe YUYV is what you'd call "raw" video). But latency. I couldn't get consistent results, more than likely my testing apparatus/method. For example, in Windows, I'd get way better latency after killing DWM (I think this is a long standing issue with my laptop). However, best case, from a 1080p source the best I got was 100ms capturing 640*480 YUYV. Which isn't bad for a £10 device. Capturing MJPG at 1080p was around 150-250ms. Again, not bad. I'm quite surprised really as I'd have thought the device would have to do some conversions depending on the source/destination resolution/codec, but here we are. Device does get warm but nothing I'd worry about. Quality when capturing 1080p source/destination using VLC/MJPG seems about as clear as the source. Audio, no comment, didn't test it. Will probably buy another one as a general use KVM type use. Probably worth checking the supported resolutions if it matters to you, it does capture MJPG1080p at 60fps, but YUYV tapers of significantly from 5fps at 1080 down to 30fps at 640. My understanding is that this is a limitation of USB 2.0.