Capture your HDMI camera video or gameplay to your computer via USB with the Signal HD60 External Capture Card from NZXT. Featuring loop-through HDMI input and output, the capture device passes 4K60 video through for downstream devices while simultaneously converting your signal to USB video to maximum 1080p60 for easy ingestion by your Windows or macOS computer.

The capture device is plug-and-play on your computer via the USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C port, and it is also bus-powered, so no additional power is required. A USB cable and an HDMI cable are included.

For Streaming, Gaming, Broadcast & Post    Send HDMI Signal to Computer via USB Out    Loop-Through HDMI 2.0 Input & Output    Up to 1080p60 Output, 4K60 Passthrough    macOS & Windows Compatible, UVC Support    Zoom/Skype/Game Console Compatible    Plug-and-Play, No Power Supply Needed

• Can be used for live streaming camera and gameplay signals; can also be used for live previews and storage applications for postproduction
• Capture and send an HDMI signal from various devices to your macOS or Windows 10/11 computer via a USB connection
• Supports up to UHD 4K60 input and passthrough; downscales the signal to up to 1080p60 (assignable in your capture software) for USB output
• Supports UVC protocols; compatible with many popular applications, such as Zoom, Skype, Twitch, and VLC

Capture your 100th attempt to beat the boss, your top ten best of the bests, and the attention of your audience all in high quality with the Signal HD60 capture card. One simple and intuitive setup brings you the joy of capturing an audience.

No messing around with tricky installation or over-complicated settings since the Signal HD60 is intuitive with your devices and ready to start capturing your best (or worst) gaming moments.

Record and stream high-quality video that will make your Twitch or YouTube content truly pop. The Signal HD60 broadcasts in 1080p60 to get your steam up and running and ready to get your first followers.

Play your games the way they were intended with true passthrough on your Playstation 5, Xbox, PC, and more. Signal keeps your frames running smoothly while recording for uninterrupted play.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this do 1440p ultra wide 3440x1440?

A: No, when capturing 1440p on the Elgato HD60 X Game Capture Card, it is recording 2560x1440 QHD.

Q: 2. !an I use this card for pcie gen3 16x?

A: The previous answer is incorrect. All PCIe generations are backwards compatible. Pinning from PCIe 1.0 to PCIe 4.0 are the same, differences are in clock speed and data encoding.As to your question, yes a x4 card will work fine in a x16 slot, though it's a waste of the other 12 channels (depending on motherboard).

Q: 3. The description says this is a multifunctional capture card. The specs show HDMI output port. Does this capture an HDMI signal?

A: No, the Ulanzi USB-C Multifunctional Capture Card does not feature an HDMI input. This device is meant to capture a USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 video feed.

Q: 4. does this take reference/genlock in?

A: Yes. The following unit offers Genlock input with optional looping capability via the K3G-Box. Please review the following item in order to do so and breakout cable is needed in order to do so. AJA K3G Breakout Box BH #AJK3GBOX • MFR #K3G-BOX https://bhpho.to/3NYkrdF

Q: 5. Can this card be used for seamless operation as a live camera when using Zoom, Skype, Cisco Webex, etc? I've got the Blackmagic Decklink but some programs don't recognize the card - can get video and no audio or it works fine. I'm looking for a card that can reliably work with the live networks. Many thanks everyone!

A: Magewell lists this card as compatible with both Zoom and Skype. They do not list WebEx though.

Q: 6. Will this card show up as a camera in Microsoft Teams and work as a Teams camera input device?

A: While we have not bench tested this product for the result asked about in this inquiry, we have tested several external Magewell card with similar acquisition specs and those did come up as proper input devices on Zoom and some other conferencing software.

Q: 7. Can this card embed audio on the SDI output if my input audio is plugged into the breakout cable?

A: No it will not.

Q: 8. Does this capture stereo audio?

A: The NZXT Signal HD60 External Capture Card will capture whatever type of audio you are outputting into it.

Q: 9. If I connect 3 cameras to this card, will I be able to view all three simultaneously?

A: This card will only capture one channel at a time.

Q: 10. If I am using this card to capture video from a PTZ camera that has video only on it's SDI output, how do I capture the analog audio (microphone system) that I already have installed? Is there a better card to use for that? Also, does this come with capturing software?

A: Software is not included:Supported Software:VLC, VirtualDub, OBS, xSplit, vMix, VidBlaster, Wirecast, Microsoft Media Encoder, Adobe Flash Media Encoder, Any other DirectShow/V4L2 encoding/streaming softwareYou can sync the video with your audio in post with most editing software:Additional features include ultra-low latency, timestamp and A/V synchronization