Review on 🎥 High Definition USB Video Capture AV.io HD - Easy Plug and Play for VGA, DVI, and HDMI up to 1080p at 60 fps by David Dober

After trying a similar device from another manufacturer that didn't work properly, I was very skeptical. However, my concerns were resolved literally within minutes of installation as it worked great and easy right out of the box. If you're using it on a Windows 10 computer, you can only test it with the regular built-in Windows camera app, which can take pictures by individual frames or record videos as well. So you can take pictures and videos with a simple connection in less than a minute without installing any software on a Windows 10 computer. Without exaggeration! Physically, it feels very solid and doesn't feel hot like similar devices from other manufacturers. Still true even after being on for about a week. The recording quality is excellent and I am very happy with its simplicity. Unlike some other similar devices I've seen, you don't even need to know what format the original video is in. Whatever recording software opens the device in terms of recording format, the hardware scales it accordingly and works very well. work to do it. So if your input video is 1080p and you want to capture 720p, you don't need to do any device setup or transcoding after capture. Very beautiful! The only cons I noticed: Although the device looks brand new, there was a newer firmware available which I installed. It only took a few minutes to fix the problem simply because you need to go to their website and download it. There is no software in the box at all. Also, I wish they had provided a utility that can report the format of the incoming video like I've seen some other providers do. It would be very nice to have a feature.