🎮 HDMI Game Capture Card - Full HD 1080P Video Recording for Xbox, PS4, Wii U, and Nintendo Switch - Supports Mic In Review

I bought this specifically for live backup of legal HDMI recording from my camcorder. I did, but only on a 32GB flash drive. They claimed it could use up to 2TB drives. This should definitely not happen. That is not true. I formatted them in full frame mode in all respects, nothing works. If he really did what they claim, that would be great. I've had no luck with thumbs larger than 32GB. I think this company should explain to their customers why they claim these features when they clearly…

Connects to anything with an HDMI port. Powered by 5V 2A power adapter, not 12V, can be powered by rechargeable battery. I make it so that I can use it with external cameras. Feels like the image has become a bit brighter than the original. It can be a processing method from the Internet. I used VLC to play, no change to install. I recommend finding a video editing program on CNET Downloads. iPad Pro 12 inch 1st Gen (+ Apple HDMI Adapter) and Windows didn't know it was connected when WELL KNOWN

It doesn't work! The only thing you can connect it to is your computer (not Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, etc.), although it's advertised as compatible. Difficult to set up without instructions to help the buyer. Broken microphone cable, waste of money!

It was an amazing capture card. The instructions may seem complicated, but it's actually quite simple. This is a great gift for anyone who wants a capture card and at a very low price. There are no live broadcasts, but I don't mind. You will need 2 HDMI cables (one for the console and one for the monitor that connects to the capture card), a USB port, a game console and a monitor. It's very simple and easy. I hope you are really considering buying this.

I liked the price but this capture card didn't do what I wanted. It captures great, and if you're into gameplay editing, this might be what you're looking for.

Great product for the money! I've done extensive testing and it's great if you know what the pros are and beware of them: - Image quality is good, even for filming. - uses VBR, maximum approx. 16 Mbit/s, for slideshows approx. 4 Mbit/s - only FAT32 USB required! BEWARE, if you plug in an ExFAT USB, it will pretend to write (red LED on) but nothing is actually written - it accepts all 1080 resolutions (60p, 30p, 60i, 24p, 50i, 25p) but CANNOT 720 (neither 60p nor 30p) and sometimes he pretends…

I've been working with a similar device (HD PVR Rocket) that costs around $150. I was hoping his product would work for a third of the cost. Not correct!. The Y&H device creates an MP4 file that cannot be played in media player or even VLC. The user needs to download the Y&H player software on their PC to play the finished product. Also, the instructions were not well written. There are many grammatical errors. My opinion: don't buy it. Spend $150 on a PVR rocket that launches a generic video…

Didn't work at all, kept cutting out after 5-10 seconds. The seller returned the money, so no mistake, but the rating is 1 star because the goods did not go through.