Video Capture Card, 4K USB3.0 HDMI to USB C, 1080P60FPS HDMI Capture Card for Streaming, Gaming, Video Recording Compatible with Switch, Xbox, PS4, OBS, Windows, Mac OS, Zoom(Silver)

Features

• 1080P 60FPS Video Capture CardThe VIXLW HDMI game capture card delivers uncompromising image quality with HDMI input up to 4K@30Hz and output up to 2K@30Hz or 1080P@60Hz. Designed for professional streaming, gameplay recording, and conferencing, it ensures crisp, color-accurate video capture with smooth frame rates. Ideal for Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox, DSLR cameras, and other HDMI-output devices requiring stable, high-fidelity transmission.
• Ultra Low Latency Screen SharingExperience ultra-smooth performance with VIXLW HDMI capture card built for ultra low latency transmission. Designed with an advanced chipset and stable heat dissipation system, it provides real-time video and audio synchronizationno lag, no frame loss. Ideal for OBS Studio, Twitch, YouTube, and Zoom streaming, making it the best capture card for streaming and recording in any environment.
• Plug and Play, Compact & PortableNo drivers or external power neededsimply plug and play this USB video capture device to instantly start recording. With USB 3.0 high-speed interface and USB-C compatibility, you can connect seamlessly to Windows, macOS, Linux, or Android devices. Compact, lightweight, and portable, this HDMI capture card is perfect for mobile streaming setups, classroom use, or outdoor live shows. (Tip: Restart OBS Studio after setting up audio to avoid no-sound issues.)
• Wide Compatibility USB Capture CardThe VIXLW 4K capture card works perfectly with Windows 7/8/10/11, macOS, Linux, and popular software such as OBS, VLC, Zoom, and Twitch Studio. Compatible with Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, DSLR cameras, and any HDMI-output device, its your all-in-one capture card for streaming and recordingideal for YouTube content creators, teachers, or professionals hosting virtual meetings.
• Package Content & NoteHDMI Capture Card, USB 3.0 to USB-C Adapter, and User Manual. Please note that when using an adapter, if the device is recognized as USB 2.0, try flipping the capture card (using the port with the USB-C connector on the other side) and reconnecting it. It should then be recognized as USB 3.0.