528 FACTORY
528 FACTORY HDMI Gender Changer 4K in 1080P 60FPS Loop Out Black
HDMI capture card records 4K input and streams 1080p60 via USB with loop-out, 15 m cable reach on AWG26
- ColorBlack
- Changer TypeHDMI
- Capture 4K input and loop it out at 1080P 60FPS
- Pass-through loop lets you play while recording
- Works with OBS, VLC and Amcap on Windows, Android, macOS
- UVC compliant so no driver install is required
- Transmits 1080P signal up to 15 metres over AWG26 cable
What this adapter does
The 528 FACTORY HDMI gender changer captures HDMI video and audio simultaneously, sending both signals to a computer or smartphone for preview and storage. It suits live streaming, game recording, teaching sessions and medical imaging workflows. The device works with Windows, Android and macOS and is recognised by software such as VLC, OBS and Amcap. No separate driver installation is required thanks to UVC compliance.
Thermals noise and power
The unit draws power directly from the host USB connection, so no external power supply is needed. Passive operation means there are no fans and no audible noise during capture. Typical power consumption stays within standard USB limits, keeping heat output low even during extended recording sessions. The aluminium shell helps dissipate the small amount of warmth generated.
The specification that decides fit
Maximum input resolution reaches 4K while the capture output tops out at 1080P at 60 frames per second. An HDMI loop-out port passes the source signal onward to a display without added latency. With standard AWG26 cables the input link remains stable up to 15 metres at 1080P and below. Buyers who need 4K capture output or higher frame rates should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Capture 4K input and loop it out at 1080P 60FPS
- Pass-through loop lets you play while recording
- Works with OBS, VLC and Amcap on Windows, Android, macOS
- UVC compliant so no driver install is required
- Transmits 1080P signal up to 15 metres over AWG26 cable
Specifications
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Changer Type | HDMI |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the capture card and avoid the common mistake with the HDMI loop-out port?
Plug the source into the HDMI input, connect the loop-out to a display for pass-through, then link the USB cable to the computer; the error is reversing input and loop-out which sends no signal to the PC.
Will the USB connection or HDMI ports wear out and need replacement?
The USB interface and HDMI sockets are solid-state with no moving parts, so no scheduled replacement is required under normal use.
At what point does the 1080p60 output become the bottleneck during long captures?
The device caps output at 1080p60 even when the source is 4K, so that resolution ceiling is the first limit reached during sustained recording.
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