The HDMI to USB-C Capture Card from Kondor Blue allows you to connect your camera or other device with HDMI output to a USB 3.1 Gen 1 enabled computer via USB-C connector or a USB-A with an optional adapter. The HDMI input supports up to 4K30 resolutions, and the USB-C output supports up to 1080p60. This adapter is well suited to connecting your camera to a compatible macOS, Linux, Android, or Windows computer and streaming or recording with no additional hardware. It is plug-and-play and requires no external power source.

Supports up to 4K30 In, 1080p60 Out    Connects Camera with HDMI to USB Type-C    Allows Live Streaming from a Camera    Plug-and-Play, No External Power Needed    Windows, macOS, Linux Compatible

Connect an HDMI-enabled video camera to a USB-C computer or tablet

Input high-quality audio/video up to UHD 4K30 via HDMI

Output audio/video up to 1080p60 via USB-C to a computer

Stream audio/video directly from a connected camera

No drivers or external power adapter required

Compatible with macOS, Windows, Linux, and Android devices

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the audio embedded with the video so you don't have to connect another audio cable to your computer? Trying to connect this from a Sony HDR-AX33 to MacBook Pro 2018 to Zoom. I need both audio and HD video.

A: Yes, this will accept embedded audio over HDMI.

Q: 2. Has this been tested and confirmed working on Apple Silicon Macs?

A: We have not tested this on Apple Silicon Macs.

Q: 3. What does the audio input look like over USB? How many channels are there as inputs when using all HDMI and analog inputs?

A: There are 2 channels in and a single audio out on the AVMATRIX Dual HDMI to USB-C 3.1 Video Capture Device.

Q: 4. The custom USB3.0 cable that's included...is it A-A male?

A: Yes it is.

Q: 5. Does the audio input insert audio into the hdmi loop through, or just into the usb recording stream?

A: A loop through usually only sends out the same input that was brought in. More than like the 3.5mm audio input would only be for the capture devices stream itself.

Q: 6. Does this work with the Sony a6400/6600 series?

A: Yes, just make sure you have the proper mini hdmi to full hdmi cable.

Q: 7. The specs state that for 4:4:4/4:2:2 input at more than 170 MHz, the horizontal resolution is reduced to 1/2 for capturing. What is the frequency of a 1080p 59.94 Hz 4:2:2 video signal?

A: The Magewell USB Capture HDMI Plus would work at 60hz for 1080p 59.94 4:2:2.

Q: 8. Does each connectted camera get recorded as an ISO file in it's own folder?

A: The OSEE GoStream Deck HDMI/USB Live Streaming Video Switcher Kit does not have isolated recording.

Q: 9. Is there a delay with a USB-C connected cam camera vs an HDMI with an XLR connected mic?

A: The camera inputs for video capture on a streaming device for both video and audio, like the Mackie MainStream Live Streaming and Video Capture Interface are HDMI, not USB-C. As another option for a similar device with an XLR mic input, you may like the RODE X Streamer X Audio Interface and Video Streaming Console.

Q: 10. Can I use this to capture video and replay a loop or single frozen frame?

A: Yes