Review on 🎥 icolink 4K Capture Card, USB3.0 HDMI Game Video Capture with Mic Input and HDMI Passthrough, Supporting HD 1080P 60FPS Live Streaming for PS4, Nintendo Switch, Webcam, DSLR, and Xbox. Compatible with Windows, Mac OBS (Black) by Carlos Cardoso

I wanted something that would allow me to use my Fujiflm X-T30 as a webcam to zoom in and record video with the connection and the iCoLink capture card is great for that goal . The included guide is pretty sparse, only listing the features and a few screenshots of the product setup in OBS. Luckily for me, setup was pretty easy: Camera HDMI out -> iCoLink HDMI in, then iCoLink USB -> Computer. In Zoom, iCoLink shows up as "Mirabox Video Capture" as a new video source under the video settings, which when selected immediately displays my camera's video feed. If you are also using the X-T30, I recommend the following video settings. for Zoom: VIDEO MODE: FHD 29.97P, 50Mbps (zoom supports up to 30fps and doesn't require crazy quality) HDMI OUTPUT INFORMATION DISPLAY: OFF (disables all video information overlays) FULL HD VIDEO OUTPUT: SD - -, HDMI FHD (does not record SD card on) While the capture card works for what I need, there are some oddities. The manual mentions audio input and output jacks that are not present on my device. The Revain product photo doesn't show these audio jacks, but my case actually has two jack holes with nothing behind them. most users, but I have a newer MacBook Pro with no USB-A ports. I have several USB-A to USB-C 3.0 cables that I use for my external drives, but none of them work with iCoLink. When connected with USB-C adapter cables, iCoLink just won't turn on. Annoying, I have to use a USB hub to connect iCoLink to my MacBook Pro. Pros: + Affordable and easy to use capture card. + Comes with HDMI cable and USB 3.0 cable. HDMI output. Cons: - Bad management. - Uses USB-A (regular) to connect to PC. None of my USB-A to USB-C cables work.