Bluetooth Adapter For Super Usb Cassette Capture Card

The 4K X is such a powerful piece of tech to be a USB capture card, but Elgato continues to break the barrier between what's expected and what's actually possible.

Kondor Blue HDMI to USB-C Capture Card for Live Streaming Video & Audio. I use this as a framing/focusing monitor connection from my Lumix S5 (with a separate small-to-full hdmi connector cable) into my iPad mini 6th. It was a bit frustrating to setup --no instructions-- but I did find out that it required an iPad app (I chose the free CamX) for it to display the camera's hdmi output. Good product, good price, from B&H.

This capture card just works. Plug USB in and connect to computer, and connect up HDMI to camera, and you are ready to stream or record.

I love this capture card so far. My favorite part is the fact that you can just plug it in and pull up signal. I do not have to match the exact frame rate and size in Wirecast in order to see signal at all like the Blackmagic Ultra Studio Express Capture cards. One tip I learned from hands on experience streaming corporate video is to put this on a separate USB bus so it has enough bandwidth to work. I have been adapting the custom USB type a that is provided with an adapter cable that goes to USB type C so it's on it's own bus and works super smooth with my laptop ; ) Happy streaming!

Need a HDMI capture card to transfer Z6 video into MacBook Pro for OBS + Zoom. I chose this brand because its hardware design (no CPU usage needed from computer and plug and play). Indeed it delivers as promised, no installation needed, smooth 1080p video flow into MacBook Pro via usb 3.0 + usb A to usb C adaptor. The 2nd HDMI port is handy since I also use it to connect Sound Devices Mixpre 3 ii and use Z6 to control record and stop via HDMI. I also have scratch Audio fed from Mixpre 3 ii to Z6 and transferred through HDMI capture card to computer, in comparison the sound quality via HDMI to computer is not as good as Mixpre 3 ii directly fed into MacBook Pro via usb c. There is lag between HDMI video and Mixpre 3 ii's audio via separate usb; The lag can be synchronized in OBS (around 250 ms). Another note is that this capture card can get really hot. I placed it on a steel candy box, inside the steel box contains a block of refrigerated ice pack. This way the heat generated will be transferred from capture card's aluminum enclosure to steel box, and then absorbed by the ice pack. Temperature will remain relatively low during live streaming / recording session. Another way is to sandwiched capture card between a pair of USB box fans. These fans are really quiet and only make whispering noise. Overall it is very easy to use and delivers excellent quality video.

Bought this card to replace the other USB card which went bad. So far so good! Plug & play, speed of transfer is good specially with faster cards. Bluetooth interference in my is not an issue since I have extended the Bluetooth antenna on my Mac Pro 2012. You still need to eject the card before Mac goes to sleep otherwise you get the error massage. No other issues I have encountered so far.

The Pyle PSBT65A Portable Bluetooth System is amazing.  You can use two microphones at once, one wireless and one wired. You can play music or MP3s by selecting from Mini SD card, USB drive, Line In or stream from your Phone by Bluetooth. It can get really loud if you want it to. There is a volume control for the mics and another to balance the music. When you record in saves your voice on the USB or SD card.  There are voice prompts when using the Control Center buttons. The written instructions declare a lot of features but some things on the Button Control Center are not mentioned. Hold the Mode switch to turn ON/OF voice prompts. HOLD the record button to start recording or it will just play a recording. Hold the CYCLING (Repeat) button to turn Repeat On/Off. The only sound control I have found is for ECHO, none for Bass and Treble.  There may be other features I have not found. Mainly the directions show what features are available but not how to use it.  Feels to be solidly built. Looks like the picture here. Non rubber feet. 13 tall.  Power supply cable is rather short so you might need to use an extension cord. LED to show charging. I think that this will work perfect for our needs.

I bought this after moving into a new apartment and I had a wireless router already installed before moving in. There are no ethernet connections available currently and I was using a older usb 802.11 g/ac adapter to connect to it. After doing a few speed tests I can say that I am getting 4 times the speed with this card than the usb stick. I would say very close to what I was getting with ethernet when I had the service elsewhere. I'm not doing any real heavy intensive online gaming at the moment so I am not worried so much about ping times, but I am getting them in the teens in case anyone is interested. The only drawback I would say is that you need the included cable to be used in order for bluetooth to work, but in my case it isn't necessary, its just that I couldn't play around with it to see if the receiver on the card is better than the one I am using with my bluetooth headset. The reason being because all of my internal usb headers are being used for rgb fans. If you are thinking of buying this card you should just go out and buy it, I don't think you will regret it.

Bluetooth pairs well with Windows or Linux on my laptop, and the USB adapter provides reliable fallback. The mouse fits my large hands, feels solid, and responds smoothly.

My significant other works from home and needed to replace her Polycom Voxbox, which has been malfunctioning when its warranty ended. Replaced it with the Jabra Speak 750. Even though the Speak 750 supports wired USB and Bluetooth, I used the USB adapter that came with 750 in order to establish full Teams control from the Speak 750. It has worked flawlessly with her Windows 10 Pro HP laptop. Note that I tried using Windows Bluetooth, but it did not have the range of Teams controls that the adapter provides. Plus, noise cancelling works fine, where even noise from the dish washer does not interrupt the call. The Speak 750 supports up to 10 Bluetooth-paired devices with 2 active simultaneously. In using the USB adapter, the iPhone that is paired with the 750 does not interrupt any Teams meetings if the iPhone receives a message or phone call. Finally, Jabra technical support was excellent. Had an issue with audio feedback, and after 10 minutes of wait, I was able to talk to a live, knowledgeable person and resolved the issue. Highly recommend the Speak 750!