📹 USB3.0 HDMI Video Capture Card, 4-Channel 1080P@60fps HDMI Game Capture Device for Multi-Channel Live Streaming with Loop Out, Compatible with Xbox One/ PS4/ Wii U/Nintendo Switch Review

As others have said you can get all 4 channels on ONE input and then do a fancy cut but as said you truncate it to 1/ 4 resolutions, which is just awful. If you had software that would allow you to potentially switch sources without using the remote, then that MIGHT work, but you still have a second or two to switch between cameras.

As for the capture card, it does its job well. Unlike all disposable plastic capture cards, this all-metal device is built to last and won't overheat after an hour or so of use. It's USB 3, which is also great because it can handle the bandwidth needed for 1080p 60fps. It also gives you the option to switch between 4 different streams or to zoom out and see all 4 streams on the screen at the same time. Like I said, he does his job well. Works with most programs like OBS or VLC. The problem is…

The MYPIN 4-channel USB 3.0 capture card is a combination of an HDMI switch and a video capture card. This is a bit more complicated than what most people need. And compared to other capture cards on the market, it is quite expensive. However, what you get is a device that is made entirely of metal. It is equipped with USB 3 and supports 1080P@60fps. However, there is no 4K support, which is surprising for such an expensive device. However, if you want a capture card and HDMI switch combo and…

I ordered this thinking it would be useful for a lab session I was doing with Zoom. A view has multiple cameras (microscope, external camera, etc.). It certainly does the job and makes it smooth, but in the end I found it easier to just log into Zoom from three different devices (laptop, desktop, phone) and attach another copy of me to the viewers. In single-camera mode, however, the device performs just as well as an HDMI capture card. It's easy to select it as a video source in Zoom or other…

I really like it. Even when it wasn't broadcast, it improved the quality on my TV. LOVE IT! Also, being able to use multiple "modes" is great.

This is a very reliable recorder with picture-in-picture capabilities. After running 1 (or more) HDMI cables through your device, you can set up the media application of your choice to receive a signal through the USB-C port. I chose Media Player Classic because it comes with the K-Light codec pack, which I install on every computer. No matter which signal processing software you use, you select the video source "MiraBox Cideo Capture" and the audio source "Digital Audio Interface (2-Mirabox…