Redpepper
Redpepper 5-Pack HDMI to USB 2.0 Video Capture Card 1080p 30Hz
Five HDMI-to-USB 2.0 capture cards record 1080p 30 Hz video from cameras or consoles to Windows and macOS computers
- InterfaceVideo Capture
- FormatVideo Capture
- VideoVideo Capture
- S-VideoVideo Capture
- Other ConnectorVideo Capture
- SpecificationVideo Capture
- 5-pack captures multiple sources simultaneously
- 1080p 30Hz output for smooth live streaming
- 4K 30Hz input support with downscaling
- Driver-free USB 2.0 plug-and-play operation
- 15 metre HDMI cable reach for flexible setups
Five-Pack HDMI Capture Cards
This Redpepper five-pack provides five identical HDMI-to-USB 2.0 capture devices. Each unit accepts an HDMI signal up to 3840×2160@30Hz and delivers a 1920×1080@30Hz YUV or JPEG stream to the host. The bundle suits creators who need multiple simultaneous inputs for multi-camera productions or redundant recording setups.
Streamers Needing Several Inputs
The pack targets users who must connect several cameras, consoles or phones at once, such as podcast studios or lecture-hall recordings. It does not suit buyers who only need a single capture device, nor those who require 60 fps output or 4K recording resolution. Laptop owners without a USB 2.0 port should also look elsewhere.
Driver-Free Setup With USB 2.0 Bandwidth
Installation is plug-and-play on Windows and macOS; no driver download is required. The main friction point is the USB 2.0 interface, which caps throughput and can introduce latency if the host CPU falls below the listed i5-3400 or i7-3537U baseline. Long HDMI runs beyond 15 metres using AWG26 cable may also degrade signal quality.
Highlights
- 5-pack captures multiple sources simultaneously
- 1080p 30Hz output for smooth live streaming
- 4K 30Hz input support with downscaling
- Driver-free USB 2.0 plug-and-play operation
- 15 metre HDMI cable reach for flexible setups
Specifications
| Brand | Unbranded |
|---|---|
| Interface | Video Capture |
| Format | Video Capture |
| Video | Video Capture |
| S-Video | Video Capture |
| Other Connector | Video Capture |
| Specification | Video Capture |
| Feature | Video Capture |
Questions about this item
What minimum CPU and graphics card does my computer need to run these capture cards?
The supplier lists a desktop i5-3400 or laptop i7-3537U 2.0 GHz CPU, plus a desktop NVIDIA GT630 or laptop GT735M graphics card and 4 GB RAM.
Can I record at 4K 60 Hz if I keep my older HDMI cables and monitor?
The cards accept up to 3840×2160 at 30 Hz on the input side, but they only output 1920×1080 at 30 Hz, so 4K 60 Hz recording is not possible.
How do I verify the card is capturing correctly after I plug it in?
Open any supported acquisition software and confirm you see a live 1080p 30 fps preview with audio coming through the HDMI source.
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