Take a 4K HDMI video input and record or stream it via USB using this 4K HDMI to USB Video Capture Device with Audio Embedding and De-Embedding from Vanco. Made for gaming or virtual learning applications, the capture device can output up to 1080p video and audio from 4K sources. One HDMI input with loop output, one USB Type-A output, and two audio ports make up the device's connectivity.

The input audio port can connect microphones or other audio embedding devices, while the output audio port can accept headsets or audio de-embedding devices. The device easily integrates into your Windows, Mac, or Linux computer interface and accepts power through its USB port for minimal cable runs.

1 x HDMI Input, 1 x HDMI Loop Output    1 x USB Type-A Output    Outputs up to 1080p Video    Accepts up to 4K HDMI Input Video    1 x Mic Input, 1 x Headphone Output    Compatible with Windows, MacOS, Linux

• Captures video and audio from HDMI sources for recording/streaming
• Compatible with multiple third-party applications such as OBS and VLC
• Microphone input for connecting audio sources for mixing and embedding
• Headphone output for connecting headsets or amplifier for audio de-embedding or extraction
• Powered via USB port, no external power supply required
• Features low latency
• Compatible with Windows, MacOS, or Linux operating systems

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What cables come in the box?

A: The only Cable included in the box is the USB 3.0cable shown on the last image of the product.

Q: 2. Can I use this to monitor the HDMI video signal from a camera on an Android device (with the right cable adapters)?

A: The Vanco HDMI to USB 2.0 Video Capture Device will intake HDMI video signals up to 4K 30P and encoded them for use on smart devices that use Windows, macOS, Linux, or Android.

Q: 3. Does it pass audio over HDMI?

A: Yes. Via HDMI Embedded Audio Input and 3.5mm jack.

Q: 4. Does this require any software? If so does it work on Mac and PC?

A: This is a plug and play device that is compatible with most software from Video conferencing solutions like Zoom, to Live streaming programs like OBS, and even video editing software like Adobe Premiere

Q: 5. Will this device allow me to play video from my Amazon Fire TV Stick on my PC or laptop? Also, can I capture and edit the video in 4K?

A: No it will not. The Amazon Fire Stick has Copyright Protection that prevents it from being used with any capture device.

Q: 6. Does the capture card support 720p at 60fps or does it only capture at 30fps regardless of the resolution?

A: The capture card detect the video resolution that you choose on your camera automatically.

Q: 7. Is this backward compatible to use with my 1080/30fps cam AND/OR my 4K cam (and usb 2.0 + ports) ?

A: The ANDYCINE U3 4K HDMI to USB 3.0 Video Capture Device would work with your 1080 30P camera, as well as your 4K camera so long as the 4K output does not exceed a 30P frame rate, but the USB 2.0 port on your computer may limit the formats that you would be able to intake the video in at, so you may as well save some money and get the USB 2.0 version (BH #ANU2H41) instead. See: https://bhpho.to/41IcL6T

Q: 8. Will this let me choose 30fps or 60 fps, or is it auto select?

A: This capture card is auto detect.

Q: 9. Will this device work with Olympus E-P5 ?

A: The Olympus E-P5 does not indicate it has clean HDMI output with it's micro HDMI output. While the Vanco HDMI to USB 2.0 Video Capture Device will work you may see the cameras On Screen menus over the output of your stream.

Q: 10. Will this work with Olympus E-P5 DSLR?

A: The Vanco HDMI to USB 2.0 Video Capture Device can support HDMI signals up to 1080p in 60 frames per second and as such should support the Olympus E-P5 through its HDMI connection.