Video Capture Card, 4K HDMI to USB 3.0 Audio Video Capture Card, 4k 18FPS Full HD 1080P 60FPS Video Recorder with Microphone 4K HDMI Loop-Out, for Gaming/Live Streaming/Video Capture

【4K@60Hz Input and 4K@60Hz Loop Out, 4k@18FPS/1080p@60FPS recorded】The 4k Capture Card is up to 4K@30Hz High Definition Input, and HDMI Loop out the highest resolution 4k@30Hz. HD 4k@18FPS/1080p@60FPS video can be recorded and shared without loss, YUY2 HD 4K video Recording and 1:1video capture makes the picture clearer, providing you with a trouble-free and wonderful live broadcast experience.
【Plug and Play, No Need to Install Drivers】The 4k HDMI capture card is easy to use and do not require any driver installation. The capture card is compatible with all HDMI devices such as PS5/XboxONE,Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and more without delay.
【usb 3.0 Fast Transmission, No Delay】This HDMI video capture card uses high-speed USB 3.0 technology. Let you to Game Live Recording without Delay. And Makes it Easier for you to have Real-time Streaming for Twitch, Youtube, Facebook, TikTok, Record Videos Directly to the Hard Disk, Output No Compression without Delay. (Note: When you Play the Game Living Broadcast Must Be Used with Capture Software, Such as VLC, Amcap,OBS,etc.)
【Wide Compatible with Multiple Systems】This HDMI video capture card is suitable for Windows 7/ 8/ 10, Mac OS X 10.9 or above, Linux and many other systems. Compatible with PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, Camera, Webcame, DSLR, be real-time streaming on.
【3.5mm Microphone and Audio Input/Output Port】Audio and video capture card, can record hdmi video and audio at the same time, and send audio and video signals to the computer for preview and storage. The 3.5mm microphone input and 3.5mm headphone output record and output audio at the same time, providing more options.
Warm Tips: Do not use HUB or USB extension cable. It must be connected to the computer’s USB 3.0 interface use. A low computer configuration will cause the recording screen to blinking randomly or black. This is a normal phenomenon that the recording screen and the original screen is not synchronized.