📹 BlueAVS HDMI to USB Video Capture Card 1080P: Record & Stream Live Video via DSLR, Camcorder & Action Cam - Metal-Gray Review

Wanted to use my Sony a6400 for streaming on Twitch with OBS and for video conferences with Zoom. This capture card works as a plug and play device with UVC so it appears as a webcam for apps like Zoom, Hangouts or Skype. No drivers required. You can also connect to OBS as a video source. The quality of the video stream on my PC is excellent. Keep in mind that this card is maxed out at 1080p at 30fps. This is normal for video conferencing or streaming. Basically, I'm very happy with the card…

This review is for BlueAVS HDMI to USB 1080p USB2.0 AV Capture Card Recording via DSLR Action Cam with USB Extension Cable. Model number BLAVCCUSB20IN. Is working. The latency is close to zero. It runs 60 fps at 720p or less. It's really great as an input capture card for a twitch streamer just starting out (if you also have an HDMI splitter for monitor output). This will capture and output to your 720p consoles at 60fps. At higher resolutions only 30 frames per second. I couldn't test 4K, but…

1. You should at least get a technical writer to translate it because it was just gross.2. The USB plug is too loose and the only suitable place is the extension cable that comes with it. Something I don't need with my setup.3. Third-party software lacks brilliance and precision. Wouldn't believe it anymore 4. It works. That's all I can say about it. If you heard randomfrankp like I did it would be a complete failure and I'm shocked he approves of it.

Works well on Windows 10 and OBS and Multi Cam Capture Pro. In OBS I can set up 2 cameras (including one with this capture card) and a webcam and in OBS as such everything works fine. With Multi on Pro I can record up to 4 cameras in real time and this device works well with this program as well. Then of course it's saved as a .mov file which you can import into Pinnacle or Luxea studios and then modify those individual videos for final editing. I know MOST modern camcorders (like Sony, Cannon…

COMPATIBLE SOFTWARE: WINDOWS 10 – YES VLC – SOMETHING – You can't record with VLC, but you can ALWAYS hear through your speakers if you're using this device to watch a desktop TV, then the quality is ok BUT vlc does NOT support 1080p, you'll have to settle for a lower resolution. OBS - yes - from what I could find out it's not compatible with my setup for some reason, but from what I've heard it works fine with it, you'll need to make some adjustments to your system to hear through speakers and

Highly recommended for anyone looking for a standalone capture point to stream console games or setting up PC streaming without a capture card. I'm currently using this for my mirrorless/live cam webcam and can honestly say it's pretty darn amazing. No drivers or additional software are required. Just plug in and get started. The only reason you shouldn't buy this is if you absolutely need 4K. Personally, 1080p is great, especially if you're using a mirrorless or DSLR. Good product. Worth every

I confess I have no experience with other capture cards. In fact, the price of other capture cards was enough to make me feel like the ability to capture footage from older consoles wasn't available to me. I wanted to record videos from the original Xbox. Of course, the original Xbox doesn't have an HDMI output, so I needed a converter first (I used Pound's). After removing the HDMI from this converter, I hooked it up to a video capture device and here it is. That was all except I had to…