avedio links 3.3 ft USB 2.0 RCA S-Video to USB Audio Video Converter 1080p 30Hz
Converts analogue RCA and S-Video sources to 1920×1080 30 Hz digital video via USB 2.0 with a 3.3 ft cable
- Capture analogue video at up to 1920×1080@30Hz resolution
- Record from composite RCA or S-Video sources via USB 2.0
- 3 ft attached cable plus 5 ft S-Video lead for flexible placement
- Works with Windows and macOS using OBS, PotPlayer and similar software
- Includes USB-A to Type-C adapter so it fits modern and legacy ports
Converter for analogue sources
The avedio links device turns composite RCA or S-Video signals into a USB 2.0 stream at up to 1920x1080 resolution and 30 Hz. A 3.3 ft attached cable plus a supplied USB-A-to-Type-C adapter let it plug into most current laptops. Windows and macOS are both supported, and the box includes an S-Video cable, an RCA adapter and a driver CD. OBS, PotPlayer and similar capture software work with the hardware.
Suits digitising legacy tapes
Collectors converting VHS, VCR, DVD, camcorder or DVR recordings to digital files will find the RCA and S-Video inputs cover the common analogue formats. NTSC and PAL standards are accepted. The single-channel capture path means only one source can be recorded at a time. Buyers who need simultaneous multi-source recording or HDMI input should look elsewhere.
Maximum capture rate 30 Hz at 1080
The hardware caps output at 1080p 30 Hz, so any source running at a higher frame rate will be down-sampled. This specification decides whether the converter matches the project’s quality target.
Highlights
- Capture analogue video at up to 1920×1080@30Hz resolution
- Record from composite RCA or S-Video sources via USB 2.0
- 3 ft attached cable plus 5 ft S-Video lead for flexible placement
- Works with Windows and macOS using OBS, PotPlayer and similar software
- Includes USB-A to Type-C adapter so it fits modern and legacy ports
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the USB 2.0 connection on this capture card work with the USB 2.0 ports on my older laptop?
Yes, the device uses a USB 2.0 interface and includes a USB A to Type-C converter for compatibility with standard USB 2.0 ports on older laptops.
How can I verify the converter is capturing at 1080p 30Hz after I connect my VCR?
Open your capture software such as OBS or Potplayer and check the video settings; the device outputs a maximum resolution of 1920x1080 at 30Hz.
Does the box include the RCA and S-Video cables needed to connect my VHS player, or must I buy them separately?
The packing list includes a 5ft S-Video cable and an RCA converter; the capture card itself has RCA and S-Video inputs, so no separate cables are required for those connections.
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