Homestream Hdmi Video Capture Device With Fz-100 Battery Kit

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Providing a handy way of running an HDMI signal from your Sony camera to your computer while powering your camera for videoconferencing, streaming, or recording with this HomeStream HDMI Video Capture Device with FZ-100 Battery Kitfrom ikan. The kit includes an HDMI to USB Type-A capture device, an FZ-100 dummy battery cable, and an AC power adapter for select Sony cameras.

The HDMI capture device supports up to a 4K30 HDMI input signal with embedded audio on one end, and it outputs up to a 1080p30 signal to a Windows/macOS computer, and it doesn't require any addition power. The provided FZ-100 dummy battery plugs into your Sony camera's battery slot, allowing the camera to be powered with the AC adapter from mains power.

For Streaming, Gameplay, Webcam, Storage Run HDMI Signal to Computer/Tablet/Phone Up to 4K HDMI In, 1080p USB Type-A Out AC Adapter & FZ-100 Dummy Battery Cable Supports Powering Select Sony Cameras Supports UVC 1.0/1.5 Standards

Inputs / Outputs
System Connection	USB-A 2.0
Video Inputs	1x HDMI Female
Audio Inputs	No
Format Support
Input Video Format	HDMI (8/10/12-Bit) UHD 4K at 30 fps
Output Video Format	USB-A (8/10/12-Bit) 1080p at 30 fps
Embedded Audio	HDMI/USB
Standards
HDR Support	No
Hardware
OS Compatibility	Windows macOS
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.995 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	9 x 8.5 x 4.7"

Sony a9

Sony a9R

Sony a9S

Sony a7R III

Sony a7 III

Sony ILCE-9, ILCE-7M3 / aR III, ILCE-7RM3 / a7R III

Compatible with Sony PS5 and Xbox Series X (and older models)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between Ikan HS-VCD and HS-VCD-2 besides the USB adapter cable?

A: The USB adapter cable is the only difference.

Q: 2. Will this device allow me to play video from my Amazon Fire TV Stick on my PC or laptop? Also, can I capture and edit the video in 4K?

A: No it will not. The Amazon Fire Stick has Copyright Protection that prevents it from being used with any capture device.

Q: 3. Can I use this to monitor HDMI video from a camera on an android device (with the right cable adapters)?

A: The ikan HomeStream HDMI to USB Type-C Video Capture Device does support Android devices. If you have a USB-C connection on your phone it will allow you to input a video signal that you could monitor or use for live streaming. Compatible with macOS, Windows, Linux, and Android systems Works with OBS, Zoom, Skype, UberConference, Twitch, Facebook Live, YouTube Live, DLive, vMix, VLC, Amcap, and more

Q: 4. Will this work with Olympus E-P5 DSLR?

A: The Vanco HDMI to USB 2.0 Video Capture Device can support HDMI signals up to 1080p in 60 frames per second and as such should support the Olympus E-P5 through its HDMI connection.

Q: 5. Will this device allow me to play video from my Amazon Fire TV Stick on my PC or laptop? Also, can I record and edit the video?

A: No it will not.

Q: 6. Does the capture card support 720p at 60fps or does it only capture at 30fps regardless of the resolution?

A: The capture card detect the video resolution that you choose on your camera automatically.

Q: 7. Is this backward compatible to use with my 1080/30fps cam AND/OR my 4K cam (and usb 2.0 + ports) ?

A: The ANDYCINE U3 4K HDMI to USB 3.0 Video Capture Device would work with your 1080 30P camera, as well as your 4K camera so long as the 4K output does not exceed a 30P frame rate, but the USB 2.0 port on your computer may limit the formats that you would be able to intake the video in at, so you may as well save some money and get the USB 2.0 version (BH #ANU2H41) instead. See: https://bhpho.to/41IcL6T

Q: 8. Will it work as well if plugged in to a Thunderbolt 3 port on my laptop? and what would the throughput speed be?

A: Thunderbolt 3 ports will also be compatible with USB-C devices. It would run at the max speed needed for the ikan HomeStream HDMI to USB Type-C Video Capture Device to operate.

Q: 9. Does this device have stereo audio capture capability via HDMI In?

A: Yes, the GVM 4K HDMI to USB 3.0 Video Capture Device captures both video and audio from its HDMI input.

Q: 10. What is the output bitrate? Or is it uncompressed?

A: Yes, The video and audio would be compressed however the output of the Ikan HomeStream HDMI to USB Type-C Video Capture Device (4K30 Input) is very high quality.

Philip	27/09/2024
[HDMI/USB] I transferred 2 tapes so far, it was easy and worked greater 5

K. Shearer	26/09/2024
[0.995 lb] Ever since I owned a Roland VR-3 standard definition video mixer, I have dreamed about having a high quality, affordable, high-definition video switcher to use on multi-camera shoots and webcasts. Problem is, they were all super-expensive. Well now, Roland has delivered an amazing HD video switcher at an unbelievable price point! I purchased the V-1HD right after Christmas and received it the first week in January. This switcher is amazing! I plugged in several sources: A JVC GY-HM600 Pro HD camera, a small Canon Vixia, and a MacBook Pro. Everything worked perfectly and the quality is amazing! I also purchased an HDMI media player that uses SD cards and USB sticks. This serves as my still-store and video playback appliance. It works great. I use the V-1HD for multi-camera video shoots, webcasting, and also for Periscope live streaming when I have guests on my shows via Skype. I simply point the smartphone camera at a big HD monitor and frame it up properly, then use the V-1HD to switch all my sources for a clean, multi-camera stream on Periscope. I especially love the ability to do side-by-side split screen images of my camera shot plus and guest via Skype on the laptop. The V-1HD offers a ton of flexibility and great quality at an incredibly low price for the features and effects you get. And you can toss the switcher in your messenger bag and head off to a gig! Thanks, Roland, and thanks B&H for an easy ordering process and prompt delivery! 5

Jose	26/09/2024
[1x HDMI Female] I use my V-1HD to broadcast live events with 3 cameras plus computer hdmi signal. It's an amazing gadget 5

Bill	24/09/2024
[1x HDMI Female] Worked perfectly right it is the box. Provides a lot of options with analog audio in and out! 5

Steven	23/09/2024
[USB-A 2.0 ] Had a problem with a friend who wanted to get into film production again after a long hiatus and needed her collection of DVD-R demos transferred to computer for editing. I was attracted to this item in particular because it promised Linux support; ended up using Windows 10 with an upscaling blu ray player. Learned the hard way that programs like OBS Studio, Openshot, Handbrake, and Clipchamp had built-in masks for camcorder and phone aspect ratios and severely cropped the DVD player source picture. I lucked out with trying VLC Media player and it framed and I was able to record the DVD picture honest to the DVD original. VLC saved the project. 5

Jose Rodrigo	13/09/2024
[9 x 8.5 x 4.7"] Great product works good. 5

Pete	29/08/2024
[1x HDMI Female] Love this little guy. Much easier to use than the BMD stuff and the computer control is optional not a must.� Using two for corporate presentation settings, with a HDMI over UTP/IP distribution to hit multiple screens and life is much better. 5

Chris	17/08/2024
[USB-A 2.0 ] One of the least expensive ways I was able to increase production value for my resolume rig. 5

anyonymous	17/08/2024
[USB-A 2.0 ] There is nothing deficient in it. It is a great product. 5

Wayne	09/08/2024
[0.995 lb] Set up this device on an old laptop to record HDMI videos. Tried the OBS Studio capture software mentioned by Vanco. It worked but was a bit resource intensive for the old laptop and really an overkill for what I needed (not planning to do streaming). After trying many capture software programs, I found that Bandicam works quite well with this device. Initially the audio was out of sync with the video (not a fault of the Vanco device) and then I found the sound wasn't set for the Vanco USB input but the laptop system sound instead. After that change, the recorded video and audio are now in sync. Note also that with some capture software the video and audio may appear out of sync during preview/recording but the recorded file may be fine. Bottom line, I'm very happy with the Vanco device. 5