STARNOONTEK
STARNOONTEK USB 3.0 1080P HDMI video capture card
Captures 1080p HDMI video over USB 3.0 with no drivers needed for Windows, macOS and Linux
- TypeHDMI to USB3.0
- Capture 1080p HDMI video at high speed via USB 3.0
- Works driver-free on Windows, macOS and Linux
- Plug-and-play with no external power needed
- Low-latency pass-through for responsive gaming
- Compatible with OBS, VLC, Twitch, YouTube and more
USB 3.0 HDMI capture card
This USB 3.0 capture card converts a single HDMI video signal up to 1080 resolution for recording or streaming. It draws power directly from the USB port and requires no external supply or driver installation. The compact dongle design integrates the cable to reduce connection points.
For streamers and meeting hosts without driver
It suits creators who need plug-and-play capture on Windows, macOS or Linux with software such as OBS, VLC or Potplayer. Buyers who want more than one simultaneous HDMI input or who need 4K passthrough should look at a different device.
Driver-free setup with integrated cable
Installation is a simple matter of plugging the USB 3.0 end into the host and the HDMI end into the source; the operating system recognises the device immediately. The most common issue is attempting to capture a copy-protected HDMI signal, which the card cannot decode.
Highlights
- Capture 1080p HDMI video at high speed via USB 3.0
- Works driver-free on Windows, macOS and Linux
- Plug-and-play with no external power needed
- Low-latency pass-through for responsive gaming
- Compatible with OBS, VLC, Twitch, YouTube and more
Specifications
| Type | HDMI to USB3.0 |
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Questions about this item
What source device with an HDMI output do I need to connect to this capture card?
Any device that outputs HDMI — such as a PS4, Xbox One, Wii U or Switch — can be plugged into the HDMI input of this card.
Will this USB 3.0 capture card work if I plug it into an older USB 2.0 port on my computer?
The card is designed for USB 3.0; on a USB 2.0 port it will fall back to the lower bandwidth of that port and may not sustain 1080P capture.
How can I verify the card is capturing correctly after I plug it in?
Open OBS, VLC, Potplayer or a similar application; the device should appear as a video source and show a live 1080P feed from the HDMI input.
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