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How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

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Stream Recorder

05-19-2008 09:34 PM

How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3/PS4 to PC)

I need to record videos from game consoles (PS3, XBox 360) using HDMI output.

Does NVidia, ATI or any other companies produce graphics cards or any other hardware that can do that?

Hava offers hardware that allows you to connect any HD video source as well as record, pause, fast forward, rewind live TV on your PC
HAVA Platinum HD TV Device
Will it be able to record HDMI streams, which includes the PS3, Xbox 360?

Gefen High-Definition Personal Video Recorder has HDMI input and seems and can potentially record from PS3 and Xbox 360, but it costs $999

But the device will not allow an HDCP encrypted source to be recorded. So this device will only record YPbPr and non-HDCP HDMI signals (and composite/S-video signals).
Besides Gefen anounced that future hard drives will be encrypted, to prevent users from accessing it with a PC!

Is HDMI signal from PS3 and Xbox 360 protected thus impossible to record? Am I only limited to component cables if I want to record high definition signals?

Stream Ripper

09-29-2008 07:04 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Hey there, sorry for the delayed response.

A friend of mine Andy showed me a link online to an hdmi recorder, it was $200 plus usd or so. Expensive, but looks like it works great with the ps3 and xbox 360.

The item can be found here: HD Fury:

Quote:

Originally Posted by HD Fury

HDfury is a revolutionary product that allows you to use any HDMI/DVI device on analog displays like PC monitors, video projectors or older HDTVs in full resolutions up to 1080p! If you own a high quality monitor/projector/tv that does not have a HDMI connector you need this device, it will save you from buying an expensive new screen in order to enjoy the 720p or 1080p resolution your display already supports! HDfury module will transform any "technically able" ANALOG display into a DIGITAL display performing a perfect visual HD @ 720p/1080p from any HDMI/HDCP sources such as PS3, X360 Elite, HD-DVD&Blu-Ray player, SAT&Cable HDTV setbox, HDMI graphic card, and more. IMPORTANT NOTE: HDfury receives HDMI resolutions such as 720p (1280x720) and 1080p (1920x1080) and outputs them without changing anything in RGB format. Therefore, your displays VGA input must be able to support a 1280x720 resolution for 720p and 1920x1080 for 1080p. If it does not specifically support those resolutions, then it may not be able to render the picture. Please note, 1280x768 is NOT the same 1280x720 as commonly believed.

i've never used it myself however so i'm not sure how well it works.

hope this helps. :)

Matthew Doucette

04-15-2009 07:33 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

I am looking to record 720p videos off my Xbox 360. I was recommended to check out Blackmagic Intensity Pro card (This is not spam. I need to learn how to do this properly to create high definition trailers of a video game I am making.)

I basically know nothing about HDMI and high definition.

From what I can tell, my Xbox is hooked to my 720p TV using component video (three RGB cables) and stereo audio (white and red cables; not sure what this is called). As far as I know, that is HDMI. Or rather the xbox outputs HDMI, and my cable converts it to component video and stereo audio. Am I on the right track?

I have a few questions:

Should I go with HDMI cables to go directly from HDMI output from my Xbox to HDMI input on my capture card?
Just want to verify that connection on the back of my Xbox 360 is in fact HDMI. Is it? :)
I want to record some pretty crazy gameplay, and I do not want to play it lagged on my computer screen via the capture card. I want a capture card that outputs the single in HDMI (to use my Xbox 360 HDMI cables I am already using) to sent it back to my TV, in real time to play my game without any lag. No lag during capture is super important. I cannot stress this enough.
Will any HDMI copy protection disable capture?

Thank you, anyone, so much for answering any of these questions!

mokdeeo

12-28-2009 06:51 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Just 2 steps.

Step1: Download screen video capture software and install it

Step 2: Adjust the settings if needed and click the Record button. If you have finished your recording, stop it, save the file and watch the playback.

Stream Recorder

01-14-2010 03:40 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

You can use an HD capture card like Blackmagic Intensity Pro or you can use a Personal Video Recorder Hauppage HD PVR to record game plays in HD quality.

Blackmagic Intensity Pro can be connected to your gaming console over HDMI. Hauppage HD PVR does't support HDMI, so you can record from component video output with it only (which is an analog connection). You may also need to use a separate audio cable. See more details in the following thread:
Blackmagic Intensity Pro vs. Hauppage HD PVR

The above mentioned HAVA Platinum HD also records in SD. It record to MPEG-2, so it is compressed by hardware for you. Your computer may not be powerful enough even to record 720x480 videos (I'm not even talking about 1920×1080 videos), so it's nice to use some hardware like HAVA Platinum HD.

Screen video capture software requires you to have a powerful computer especially for record HD videos. I suggest you to capture using Huffyuv or Motion JPEG video codec first, and then re-compress your recorded videos.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matthew Doucette (Post 10362)

Should I go with HDMI cables to go directly from HDMI output from my Xbox to HDMI input on my capture card?
Just want to verify that connection on the back of my Xbox 360 is in fact HDMI. Is it? :)
I want to record some pretty crazy gameplay, and I do not want to play it lagged on my computer screen via the capture card. I want a capture card that outputs the single in HDMI (to use my Xbox 360 HDMI cables I am already using) to sent it back to my TV, in real time to play my game without any lag. No lag during capture is super important. I cannot stress this enough.
Will any HDMI copy protection disable capture?

As for Blackmagic Intensity Pro, it has an HDMI input and an HDMI output. You can connect the ouput of your xbox 360 to the HDMI input of Blackmagic Intensity Pro, and connect the HDMI ouput of Blackmagic Intensity Pro to the HDMI input of your TV / LCD screen (although the preview screen doesn't seem to work when connected this way).

Alternatively you can use a passive HDMI splitter from the xbox 360 with an HDMI cable to the Blackmagic Intensity Pro and an HDMI cable for connecting to your HDTV (however as Intensity PRO can handle this without any splitters, there is no need to buy one).

You can also use an HDMI to DVI cable for connecting to your computer monitor. You may also need an in-line HDMI amplifier. Or use an active HDMI 1x2 splitter instead of a passive HDMI splitter and an HDMI amplifier.
Older xbox 360 game consoles do not have an HDMI connector.
See item #1
This should allow you to record 720p gameplays and play games without any lags.
You shouldn't have any problems recording games. As for recording Blu-Ray DVD, HDCP protection is used when outputting video via HDMI.

Blackmagic Intensity Pro doesn't say anything about HDCP, so most probably it won't be able to record such videos. But you can use AnyDVD HD, which allows you to play Blu-Ray videos on any device even if they don't support HDCP.

any ANONYMOUS forum user

01-25-2010 10:39 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

I need to record my game plays from xbox360 and PS3 in full HD quality (1080p). I'm willing to pay a lot for the Full HD Capture card that can record from my game consoles without upscaling.

Stream Recorder

04-22-2010 03:08 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Quote:

Originally Posted by any ANONYMOUS forum user (Post 15842)

I need to record my game plays from xbox360 and PS3 in full HD quality (1080p). I'm willing to pay a lot for the Full HD Capture card that can record from my game consoles without upscaling.

Blackmagic Intensity Pro is a PCI-Express card. It supports HDMI input. And it can capture 1080i50, 1080i59.94, 720p50 and 720p59.94 videos. Compatible with Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.

Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle is a USB 3.0 device. It supports HDMI intput as well. And it can capture 1080i50, 1080i59.94, 1080i60,1080p23.98, 1080p24, 1080p25, 1080p29.97, 1080p30, 720p50, 720p59.94, 720p60 videos. FullHD is finally supported. Compatible with Windows only.
Note that Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle requires a computer with USB 3.0. It does not support USB 2.0 capture and playback.

Stream Recorder

06-04-2010 03:13 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

AverTV HD DVR is a High Definition / Analog Video PCI-E Capture Card. It’s equipped with HDMI and through the included dongle cable, Component, S-Video and Composite Video input interface.

AverTV HD DVR can be connected to your Gaming Console, Cable/Satellite Set-Top-Box, Gaming Console and HD Video recorders to capture High Definition and Analog video content on your PC. Note that is doesn't support HDCP, so since PS3 outputs using HDCP you won't be able to record from HDMI (but you can record component). However you shouldn't have any problems recording from xbox 360.

The package includes Aver MediaCenter software application with advance software encoding algorithm engine and built-in schedule recording features. AverTV HD DVR allows to capture HD video, up to 1080i, and save it in MPEG 2 or H.264 file format (which can be use to playback under iPod or PSP gaming device) as well as program start and end times of TV shows from HD Cable/Satellite Set-Top-Box.

Input Signal (HD)
HDMI
Component (YPbPr)
Stereo L/R Audio

Input Signal (Standard Definition)
S-Video
Composite
Stereo L/R Audio

Requirements for capturing HD videos

Empty PCI-Express slot for the capture card (AverTV HD DVR uses low profile PCI-E short bracket)
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 2.4GHz or Equivalent AMD CPU
Windows XP 32-bit, Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows XP 64-bit, Windows Vista 32-bit, Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows 7 32-bit, Windows 7 64-bit
1GB RAM or above
VGA card with 128MB memory supports DirectX 9.0c or above
200MB Hard Drive space
Sound Card

Note that AverTV HD DVR is much cheaper than Blackmagic Intensity Pro. It also uses CPU for compressing captured videos.

WaningGibbous

10-20-2010 12:51 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Quote:

Originally Posted by mokdeeo (Post 14932)

My monitor doesnt have hdmi input, so I bought an hdmi to dvi cable for my monitor. I switch monitor to dvi and see input but I'm unable to record the dvi... it still records the vga.

What am I doing wrong? I know I'm dumb. Thanks in advance. BTW I'm using sngit to record video, not using recorder from the above link.

Stream Recorder

10-20-2010 01:02 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Quote:

Originally Posted by WaningGibbous (Post 22388)

How do you get video on your computer from DVI, HDMI or VGA?

WaningGibbous

10-21-2010 09:02 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

VGA from computer to monitor.

Stream Recorder

10-21-2010 11:52 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Quote:

Originally Posted by WaningGibbous (Post 22404)

VGA from computer to monitor.

What exactly are you trying to record then? From what source?

WaningGibbous

10-21-2010 12:38 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

I would like to record from xbox AND dish network dvr, 720p (one at a time, dont care if I have to switch some cables). If I have to choose one then dish network dvr 720p.

The original poster asked, "How to capture/record video from HDMI." (dish network hdmi in my case) Thats what I want to know.

One posters answer; "Just 2 steps.

Step1: Download screen video capture software and install it

Step 2: Adjust the settings if needed and click the Record button. If you have finished your recording, stop it, save the file and watch the playback."

That doesn't work for me.

It seems I'm switching away from my computer when switching monitor from vga to dvi in this case. But nobody said, in later posts, that wouldn't work... so I thought I had something wrong.

Stream Recorder

10-21-2010 01:13 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Quote:

Originally Posted by WaningGibbous (Post 22409)

One posters answer; "Just 2 steps.

Step1: Download screen video capture software and install it

Step 2: Adjust the settings if needed and click the Record button. If you have finished your recording, stop it, save the file and watch the playback."

The problem is that desktops and laptops usually come with HDMI out only, so you can't use it to get video on your computer. If you can't get any video, obviously you can't record video from screen.

Capture cards and standalone recorders like Hauppage HD PVR usually come with software allowing you to record video with audio on your computer.

Most probably HD content from Dishnetwork uses HDCP, so you will need to record video using component cables. You may need an HDMI to YPbPr Component converter.

WaningGibbous

10-21-2010 05:04 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Thank you so much for your help. I'm slowly piecing this together.

I was hoping the $8 cable to my from my hdmi dvr to my monitor would be the answer. But its not. I can watch it, but cant record it.

stoneym

12-14-2010 10:23 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

I have an AverMedia Capture card and it works well with a few caveats.

There is no loop-through on the card like the Blackmagic Intensity Pro. That means that the only way to view what you have plugged into it is through it's capture/monitor application on the PC.

At first this seemed like no big issue for me as I already have my xbox hooked up to my computer monitor and use a video switch to go back and forth between it and my pc. Only issue is that there is a pretty noticeable lag. 400 to 500ms I would say. There is no way you can play W@W, MW2, BOPS, etc. this way. You just die a lot.

The only solution was an active(powered) HDMI splitter. I split the signal from my xbox with one going to the capture card and one going to my computer monitor. I have a second monitor on my PC so I use that to fire up the capture software. The splitter does introduce a perceptible amount of noise into the image which is not show stopping, but it is undesirable.

So now I could capture and play at the same time.

On to the next issue. The Avermedia capture app is bit rate capped at 15K. This wasn't fast enough for full detail. I was not able to get the cards signal in any other app such as Premiere or Virtual Dub so I was stuck with their app. It also uses some bad compression settings that you can't change. So the resulting video had compression artifacts and other issues.

The solution was simple since the capture app monitored uncapped and uncompressed. I use FRAPS to capture the AverMedia window. FRAPS works great at this and has a lot of options for capturing. It has a great native format that while big, keeps a lot of detail around for when you recompress.

So the AverMedia is a lot cheaper initially. But after buying a splitter and FRAPS, it gets closer to the BlackMagic price. I have not used a BlackMagic so I cannot speak to how well it works, and how its software is. But on the face of it it would eliminate the splitter and potentially FRAPS depending on how its sofwtare works. I know it also will work with Virtual Dub, Premiere, Vegas Pro, etc.

I have heard of some compatibility issues with the Blackmagic and X58/Core i7 based computers though which is why I have not purchased one myself.

P.S. You'll need a fast disk to record HD video. I find that to record video from the XBox with the AverMedia and FRAPS, I need to be able to sustain around 110 MBytes/s. A single disk will not do this. I run 4 disks in a RAID 0 array. A 2 disk array should work though.

Stream Recorder

12-14-2010 01:37 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Hey stoneym,

Thanks a lot for a great review.

When talking about compatibility issued of Blackmagic cards, are they related to Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle only or to Blackmagic Intensity Pro as well?

rabiatareen

04-04-2011 06:25 AM

How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Just use Elgato EyeTV HD. All Elgato products are awesome!

rabiatareen

04-04-2011 06:25 AM

How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

I used EasyCap in the past and it is just a piece of useless crap.

harrisclement52@yahoo.com

05-30-2011 09:16 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Hey, you can record video from HDMI easily with some program. I always use some screen recorder to help record video from my desktop. And the quality is also good.:D

Stream Recorder

05-31-2011 06:53 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Quote:

Originally Posted by clement (Post 29578)

Hey, you can record video from HDMI easily with some program. I always use some screen recorder to help record video from my desktop. And the quality is also good.:D

I have a couple of questions:

1. How to you get video (with audio or without it) on your computer from HDMI (without a capture card like Blackmagic Intensity Pro)?

2. Have you ever tried to record 720p or 1080i videos from screen? If you manage to record such videos, please share your hardware specs, your video codec as well as your screen recorder.

extcyrav3

11-01-2011 04:53 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

the main problem with wanting this is that you want a computer with an hdmi in or somhow convert it to usb im not sure that s possible but i have seen a man that used an hdmi splitter and with the scart ps3 chords and some how with a desktop and dual moniters he was able to record with running one of the chords through a 70$ modem but if u could find some how a hdmi to usb that would be great but what ps3 shouldl have done was (if u dont need 1080 and would settle for 720) they should of made it so u can run out more than one cable option at a time like have an svideo running to a 30 easy cap card and play in hdmi to make it easier.... but there is a product by the name of "roxio" or something and it is 100$ and uses componant cables (a step down from hdmi but a step up from msvideo and componant):eek: well i hope i could help but based on what u want again like i said you would be looking for a very awkward device but again sony could have made it a little easier to record given the options that theyy had

extcyrav3

11-01-2011 04:56 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

u cant see all devices are hdmi out for an ablilty to hook them up to a moniter or tv u cant hook up one out (ur gaming sys.) to another out(your computer) without some kind of device in the middle that could either make hdmi into usb and in that case u could hook it right in to your usb drive

extcyrav3

11-01-2011 04:58 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

we are talking about an external gaming system sure through moniter thats easy but u may have been using "frapps" but anywaay u either record from desktop or find a device to hdmi to usb because a desktop doesnt usually have a hdmi in and if u do please contact me cause thaty could really help all of us out

extcyrav3

11-01-2011 05:00 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

umm im sorry im not an expert but ill try to ask kwhat ur saying to confirm i belive that without some card upgrade you cannot bring in hdmi material to your computer directly without running it thourhgh a seperate device first

extcyrav3

11-01-2011 05:02 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

?? we were talking about gaing recording lol

extcyrav3

11-01-2011 05:04 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

by the way if u want an idea i have heard that some moneiters have been upgraded and tthey now have some recording software preinstalled so u can just run hdmi from console through splitter one to tv and other to this new moniter im just saying bcuz this will cos more money but it would have other uses as wel and u can always look for other devices with similir capabilities

Stream Ripper

11-02-2011 12:42 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Are you having a conversation with yourself? :confused:

wild_asterix

01-02-2012 10:40 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

I recently set up a system to do this and it works great. The key components are getting the Video from the console into the PC and also being able to record the video to the hard drive in real time.

I used an HDMI splitter box (cost around ?50) to take the video to the PC. I used a Blackmagic Intensity Pro capture card with its bundled software to record the video. (I could have saved on the cost of the splitter box as the card allows the video signal to be looped through but this would have meant that I would have had to have the PC on whenever the XBox or PS3 were in use.)

In order to record, disk write speeds have to be fast. I found that the cheapest and best way to do this was to create a RAM drive. I used some software from Dataram to create this RAM disk. (I think that this is always going to be the best solution as the actual data transfer rate for Magnetic hard drives have not increased in 10 years meaning that the latest SATA III drives are no faster than the old E-IDE ones! The data transfer rates are still only around 110MB/s even though the SATA III standard allows for 600MB/s. SDD's are now approaching this max speed. A RAM drive however is many times faster than even an SSD and is therefore the best choice for any process that will involve a lot of disk access. (I installed extra RAM so that I could devote some for the RAM drive when needed.)

I did find that the best I could record was 1080i and not 1080p. This may be a limitation with either the Blackmagic card or bundled software, though it is advertised as being capable of 1080p. This was my only minor issue. ( I did check that it was not the splitter's fault by wiring direct.) The Blackmagic Express software produced the warning "No Remote" any time the input signal was 1080p.

I hope that this helps someone else.

plow66boy

10-12-2012 03:24 PM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

I am thinking of doing this, a friend of mine has a Fusion IO PCI-E SSD card:

http://www.fusionio.com/products/iodrive/

Do you think this will be fast enough in stead of using the ram?

Visually, is there really much of a difference between 1080i and p?

majloom

01-26-2013 09:39 AM

How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Hauppage Colossus HD PVR is the best for recording HD videos from gaming consoles.

lisakheav

03-28-2013 05:52 AM

How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Do you still recommend Blackmagic products?

adetoutoua

05-13-2013 10:21 PM

How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

My old Hauppauge 1212 HD-PVR still records from xbox 360 just fine. Don't plan to replace it.

Nomorecocktails

09-25-2013 04:53 PM

How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Any newer capture cards?

jasmin333

03-03-2014 03:46 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

I use Blackmagic Design Intensity Shuttle Thunderbolt and it is awesome. And I still have an amazing game recording solution that I used in the past - Elgato Game Capture HD.

John benett

06-16-2014 07:50 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

I was lured by the Pinnacle's sleezy marketing. But it appeared that Pinnacle Studio MovieBox HD doesn't support HD recording. Its software upscaling to HD is just lame marketing.

alexthunder

11-30-2014 10:25 PM

How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Hauppauge HD 1540 PVR Rocket 1080p Video Game Recorder - portable HD recorder allowing to record 1080p (30 fps) gameplay. Allows to record via HDMI (without HDCP protection) and component video. Records onto external storage (USB hard drive or flash drive). Can also be connected to your PC and record to your PC's hard drive. Allows to stream your gameplay to Twitch, Youtube with Hauppage Capture or StreamEez. Supports 1080p HDMI passthrough.

alexthunder

11-30-2014 10:25 PM

How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

alexthunder

09-06-2015 12:45 AM

Re: How to capture/record video from HDMI (record game play from XBox 360, PS3 to PC)

Seems like a chinese manufacturer offered a cheaper solution for recording from WiiU/Xbox 360/Xbox One/PS3/PS4 -
Ezcap HDMI Recorder. It allows to record 1920x1080 (30p) videos via HDMI or YPbPr component input. It features HDMI pass-through. The device doesn't support HDCP, but you can always record HD videos from your Playstation 3 and 4 via component YPbPr cable.

Currently Ezcap HDMI Recorder doesn't have any reviews on Amazon, but there are several devices with the same box sold on Amazon, including the following ones:

Standalone Recording from Xbox and Playstation

01-11-2017 11:16 AM

re:DefaultStandalone HDMI and component HD video capture boxes requiring no PC for re

ezcap284 1080P HD HDMI Video Capture Box allows to capture up to 1080P video from HDMI, YPbPr (component) or composite ports (from blue ray, set-top-box, computer, game box, VHS, etc).
- 1080P record with one click, no PC required. Easy to use, no any set-up. You just click RECORD button to record your gameplay from PS3,PS4,Xbox360,etc. Save Memory -- USB Flash or SD card(You can save it with USB Flash or SD card)
- Support HDMI, Component(Ypbpr), Composite Video input, Microphone input. Note: ezcap284 can't decode HDCP for HDMI, need buy a splitter or converter decode HDCP first, or record the via Ypbpr. or buy our ezcap283S.
- Support HDMI Pass through, you can play HD gameplay when you're recording it
- With RTC (Real-Time Clock recording) function, manage recording files easily and can
- Upload to YouTube
- With Remote Control,can record/stop,select the video source,change the recording quality between 1080 and 720,capture the still photo via the snapshot function. Support streaming Video to Youtube etc.
SEETEC HDMI to USB3.0 capture.
- The process of video and audio is done by the dongle and will not occupy the CPU.
- The input and output video signal can reach 1080p/60 Hz.
- Automatically detects the input video formats and it will adjust to the set output size and frame rate automatically.
- Capture one single channel HD HDMI video signals.
- Compatible with UVC video capture and YUV 422 video output.
- The UAC is compatible with HDMI audio capture and 48 KHz PCM audio output.
- Doesn’t need to install a driver, and it is truly PnP. It is compatible with Windows, Linux, OS X operating systems.
- USB3.0, 300-350MB/s throughput and it is compatible with USB 2.0 40MB/s.

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