UGREEN Video Capture Card HDMI to USB Type C - Use Voucher - Sold By Ugreen Group Limited UK
UGREEN Video Capture Card HDMI to USB Type C - Use Voucher - Sold By Ugreen Group Limited UK
UGREEN Video Capture Card HDMI to USB Type C - Use Voucher - Sold By Ugreen Group Limited UK
UGREEN Video Capture Card HDMI to USB Type C - Use Voucher - Sold By Ugreen Group Limited UK
UGREEN Video Capture Card HDMI to USB Type C - Use Voucher - Sold By Ugreen Group Limited UK
UGREEN Video Capture Card HDMI to USB Type C - Use Voucher - Sold By Ugreen Group Limited UK
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Posted 1 April 2024

UGREEN Video Capture Card HDMI to USB Type C - Use Voucher - Sold By Ugreen Group Limited UK

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Not sure if there are all that many on the lookout for something like this, but at under £14 using the £4 off voucher, it's looks really reasonable.

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  • 1080P@60FPS Capture & 4K Input: UGREEN HDMI to USB C Video Capture Card supports 1080P/60fps for smoother live streaming/video capture/game recording, and 4K@60Hz(4:2:0) or 4K@30Hz(4:4:4) for video source. The 1080P/60fps Video Capture Device records images more clear and sharper without lag, compared with 1080P/30fps HDMI capture cards. The 4K Video Capture Card won't compromise your personal gaming experience on NS Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, or PC while streaming or recording.

  • Easy to Set Up: UGREEN 4K HDMI Audio Video Capture Card plugs and plays on iPad Pro/iPad Mini/iPad featured iPadOS 17 system, MacBook, iMac, laptop, ChromeBook, desktop, phone, and other devices with USB C/USB A interfaces. Driver-free for streaming softwares like OBS Studio, XSplit, Dacast, Streamlabs. The USB HDMI Capture Card features compact size to make it easy to carry around.

  • Wide Compatibility: With both USB Type C & USB Type A port, this Streaming Capture Card supports laptop, MacBook, iMac, iPad, tablet & phone running Windows 10/11, MacOS, iPadOS 17, Linux, Android system. Support devices of HDMI video output, like TV stick, streaming Box, NS switch, PS5/PS4, Xbox One/Series S X, DSLR camera, PC, laptop. The HDMI Video Capture Card supports streaming software and platform, like OBS Studio, XSplit, Dacast, Streamlabs, Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok.

  • Sturdy & Durable: UGREEN HDMI to USB Type C Video Capture Device adopts aluminum shells to accelerate heat dissipation. Without need to worry about over-heat issue even after a long-term use. Soft TPE cable and reinforced joint design help to resist bending and improve the durability of this Video Audio Capture Card.

  • Practical HDMI to USB C Capture Card: UGREEN Thunderbolt 4 Video Capture Card captures contents from camera/NS switch/PS5/PS4/Xbox/TV stick to iPad/laptop/phone/tablet, turning camera into high-end webcam for laptop, using iPad/phone as preview display for camera , making live streaming easier, recording gameplay footage while playing. The 4K USB Capture Card can capture audio and video simultaneously.
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  1. chiggz's avatar
    Can I use this to turn my personal Blurays into digital media? Like, play on PS5 and send output via this cable to a laptop?

    What kind of software do I require on Windows?
    tmahmood4810's avatar
    Hi. Yes, in theory. So download an video capture program such as obs or stream lab. There will be an option to record. The file output may be huge but you can use something the Handbrake to reduce the file size
  2. restyler's avatar
    Recent in depth review of it below - Just Bought it
    Paul_Mcwatt's avatar
    Thanks for that, I'm a newb so I needed some help. I never even thought about HDMI out so I've learnt something new
  3. murphwiz's avatar
    Used one of these to turn a cheap android tablet into a secondary portable monitor, works perfectly.
    foxyloxy's avatar
    what app are you using please? (edited)
  4. Kiririn's avatar
    snip (edited)
  5. daz40's avatar
    Could you use this to record of your tv ?
    Andysan's avatar
    I'd like to know this too but guessing you probably cannot. Most HD sources such as Sky use something called HDCP to restrict this.
  6. defconluke's avatar
    Just bought one of these. Works great to use my digital camera's HDMI Out as a camera to record on my pc because it was made before the time that became a feature over USB.
    Romasato's avatar
    How's the latency?
  7. nerdpenguin's avatar
    So this is basically a £17 Camlink ?
    Nexy's avatar
    The first salvo of cheap ones got the nickname "Cantlink" and yes, that.
  8. Paul_Mcwatt's avatar
    Has anyone actually used this to capture gameplay footage, or is anyone using it for recording/streaming gameplay?
  9. restyler's avatar
    I guess for me its going to be useful feeding either my phone or tablet as a larger viewscreen for my DSLR, and not sure if it may help convert some old home videos currently on dvd (but then wouldnt a pc do a better job??) - only one way to find out
  10. LMCgamer's avatar
    Anyone know if this would work with recording from an Xbox 360?
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