The ViewCast Osprey 210e Analogue Video Capture Card is a simple PCIe video interface for capturing and streaming composite, S-video, and unbalanced analogue audio. When used on the Windows platform, the provided driver enables the card to interact with streaming and video-on-demand (VOD) applications written for the Microsoft DirectShow API, such as Silverlight. For Linux users and developers, open source drivers are available from the usual repositories. The included breakout cable has connections for Composite BNC and S-video, and a supplied adapter enables the connection of an RCA composite source. Audio comes into the breakout cable via either stereo RCA or stereo 3.5 mm mini jack.

Composite, S-Video, and Audio Capture    Full Height x1 PCIe Interface    Use Alongside Other Osprey Cards    Insert Graphic Overlays    Closed-Caption Extraction and Rendering    Windows and Linux Compatible    Microsoft DirectShow Compatible

Closed-caption extraction and rendering

Logo or bitmap graphic overlay insertion

Scaling, cropping, de-interlacing, and pull-down removal (inverse telecine)

Use alongside other Osprey cards to increase the number and variety of inputs

Loss of video automatic test pattern generation with text overlay option

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It's working correctly with Quicktime and Zoom, but not Scopebox. Is there a driver or anything else which will help?

A: The Kondor Blue HDMI to USB-C Capture Card for Live Streaming Video & Audio does require optional drivers. It is UVC compliant. The USB video device class (also USB video class or UVC) is a USB device class that describes devices capable of streaming video like webcams, digital camcorders, transcoders, analog video converters and still-image cameras.

Q: 2. Could this record a desktop computer's HDMI display output instead of a camera?

A: Yes, if you output from the computer's HDMI port in a supported resolution, and framerate when using the Kondor Blue HDMI to USB-C Capture Card it could be recorded when using webcam apps, OBS Studio. Basically, the Kondor Blue HDMI to USB-C Capture Card converts the HDMI input to a webcam.

Q: 3. Will this show the camera settings live feed off the camera?

A: The Kondor Blue HDMI to USB-C Capture Card for Live Streaming Video & Audio will encode the same signal that is being output from your camera's HDMI port. Most cameras can output camera menus from the HDMI port, which can be turned on and off in the camera menu settings. If your camera model offers these output capabilities, it will show the menu settings.

Q: 4. what is the capture resolution?

A: According to Osprey these are the stats of what it can handle: Video Modes: NTSC/PAL 720 x 480 29.97, 30/i (NTSC) 720 x 576 25/i (PAL)

Q: 5. Does this capture at 4K30 resolution? I am unsure of what the spec "4K30 In, 1080p60 Out" means.

A: The unit will capture a 4k picture but will push a 1080 output In/out outputs are as followed for this item Input Video Format HDMI UHD 4K up to 30 fps Output Video Format USB-C 1080p up to 60 fps

Q: 6. Canon R6 uses micro HDMI port. So what would I need to stream from R6 to youtube (via MBP 2020)? Is this enough (hardware wise)?

A: To use the Canon EOS R6 with the Kondor Blue HDMI to USB-C Capture Card for Live Streaming Video & Audio, you will need a micro HDMI to full standard HDMI cable.

Q: 7. Does it support Windows 7?

A: Yes. In fact it supports Windows, MacOS and Linux.

Q: 8. Will this card work with a Windows 10 PC?

A: yes this will work with a windows 10 computer

Q: 9. does it support blackmagic switcher?

A: This is not specifically designed to work with Black Magic Products. This card is an expansion card for 800e Osprey Series Cards. Some Atem Models have XLR outputs and inputs that would allow this solution to work.

Q: 10. Will this allow me to record video from the HDMI to an external ssd?

A: No, Kondor Blue HDMI to USB-C Capture Card for Live Streaming Video & Audio is an encoder, which creates an HDMI input for computers. You can connect your camera to this encoder and then record with software on a computer's hard drive.