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KEHIPI Cam Link 4K Video Capturing Device 2K50 1080p60 HDMI USB 3.0
Capture DSLR, camcorder or action-cam video via HDMI to USB 3.0 for 1080p60 or 2K50 streaming and recording on Windows or macOS
- Turn your camera into a professional webcam with one HDMI connection
- Stream and record at 1080p60 or detailed 2K50 resolution
- Ultra-low latency for real-time streaming and video calls
- Works with Windows and macOS on DSLRs, consoles and more
- Plug-and-play USB 3.0 with no drivers or external power required
Turn Camera Into Webcam
Connect a DSLR, camcorder or action camera via HDMI to use it as a high-quality webcam on Windows or macOS. The device draws power from the USB 3.0 port and requires no driver installation. It is recognised instantly by OBS, Zoom and similar applications for streaming or video calls.
HDMI Capture Limits
The unit accepts an HDMI signal and delivers up to 2K at 50 frames per second or 1080p at 60 frames per second over USB 3.0. Higher resolutions or frame rates are not supported. Audio is captured through the same HDMI connection and appears as a digital audio interface to the operating system.
Upgrade From Built-In Webcam
Replaces a laptop or monitor webcam with a much larger sensor and interchangeable lens for clearer, more professional video. The improvement is most noticeable in low light or when shallow depth of field is desired. Users who only need basic 720p calls will not see a practical benefit.
Highlights
- Turn your camera into a professional webcam with one HDMI connection
- Stream and record at 1080p60 or detailed 2K50 resolution
- Ultra-low latency for real-time streaming and video calls
- Works with Windows and macOS on DSLRs, consoles and more
- Plug-and-play USB 3.0 with no drivers or external power required
Specifications
| Brand | DigitPro |
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Questions about this item
Should I stream at 2K50 or 1080p60 with this capture device?
Choose 1080p60 for smoother motion at 60 frames per second, or 2K50 when you need higher spatial detail at 50 frames per second.
Will 1080p60 capture look as sharp on my 4K monitor as a native 4K signal?
The device outputs a 1080p60 signal, so a 4K monitor will upscale it; expect good clarity but not native 4K sharpness.
Does the USB 3.0 connection limit the maximum resolution or frame rate I can record?
USB 3.0 provides enough bandwidth for the stated 1080p60 and 2K50 modes without capping them.
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