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Ruth's sister internal power cable 1080 USB 2.0 .4A

SKU CH-0KG9-ZH650

Captures 1080P video via USB 2.0 at 0.4A for live streaming and recording

  • Capture gameplay at 1080P resolution for clear recordings
  • USB 2.0 interface connects directly to your computer
  • DC 5V .4A power draw runs from a standard USB port
  • HDMI-compatible input works with consoles and cameras

HDMI Capture Adapter 1080 USB 2.0

This HDMI-compatible capture adapter connects a console or camera to a PC for live streaming and recording. It draws 0.4 A from a USB 2.0 port so no external power supply is required. The device is aimed at creators who need a simple plug-and-play video grabber.

1080p Capture Headroom and Limits

The adapter comfortably handles 1080p signals at standard frame rates for gameplay capture and broadcast. It runs out of headroom with higher-resolution or high-refresh-rate sources that exceed the USB 2.0 bandwidth and the stated 1080 capability.

Highlights

  • Capture gameplay at 1080P resolution for clear recordings
  • USB 2.0 interface connects directly to your computer
  • DC 5V .4A power draw runs from a standard USB port
  • HDMI-compatible input works with consoles and cameras

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the USB 2.0 capture card work with my older PC that only has USB 2.0 ports?

Yes, the card uses a USB 2.0 interface and draws 0.4 A at 5 V, so it will operate on legacy USB 2.0 ports without requiring a newer controller.

How can I confirm the capture card is recording at 1080p after I plug it in?

Open your streaming or recording software, select the device as a video source, and verify the resolution shown in the preview or settings reads 1080p while a signal is present on the HDMI input.

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