Dual Hdmi To Usb-C 3.1 Video Capture Device

Dual Hdmi To Usb-c 3.1 Video Capture Device

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This Dual HDMI to USB-C 3.1 Video Capture Devicefrom Dual HDMI to USB-C 3.1 Video Capture Devicedelivers dual video signals to your PC for plug-and-play streaming. It features one HDMI 2.0 input and one HDMI input to simultaneously capture each feed for effective switching. An HDMI 2.0 output as well as a standard HDMI output are included for easy and flexible monitoring. Extensive software support and convenient features make this device a instant solution for live video streams of all kinds.

For Streamers, Broadcast, and Business 4K60 Input and Loop Through via HDMI 2.0 Up to 1440p120 or 1080p240 via HDMI 2.0 1080p60 Input via HDMI Simultaneous Capture | PIP / POP External MIC and Line Audio Input Plug-and-Play, No Power Supply Needed Extensive Compatibility

Inputs / Outputs
Video Inputs	1x HDMI (2.0) Female 1x HDMI Female
Audio Inputs	2x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Stereo Female
Video Outputs	1x USB-C (3.0) 1x HDMI (2.0) Female (Loop Output)
Audio Outputs	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Stereo
Expansion Slots	No
Format Support
Input Video Format	HDMI DCI 4K 60 fps 1440p 144 fps 1080p 240 fps
Input Audio Format	LPCM (Linear Pulse-Code Modulation): 48 kHz / 16-Bit
Output Video Format	USB-C 1080p at 60 fps WUXGA+ (1680 x 1050) at 60 fps WXGA+ (1440 x 900) at 60 fps SXGA (1280 x 1024) at 60 fps 1280 x 960 at 60 fps WXGA (1280 x 800) at 60 fps 1280 x 720 (Non-Standard WXGA) at 60 fps XGA (1024 x 768) at 60 fps SVGA (800 x 600) at 60 fps 576p at 60 fps 480p at 60 fps
Output Audio Format	USB Audio
Embedded Audio	HDMI Output: 2-Channel
Standards
HDR Support	Not Specified by Manufacturer
IP Streaming
Wireless	No
Power
Power Consumption	5.5 W
Environmental
Operating Temperature	-4 to 140°F / -20 to 60°C
Storage Temperature	-22 to 158°F / -30 to 70°C
Operating Humidity	20 to 90%
General
Dimensions	4.1 x 3 x 0.7" / 104 x 75.5 x 19 mm
Weight	10 oz / 284 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.99 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.7 x 5.5 x 1.7"

The capture device receives video at 4K60 over HDMI 2.0, perfect for next-generation game systems and UHD camera feeds. An additional standard HDMI input supports 1080p60 video and is captured simultaneously for streamlined switching or picture-in-picture functionality. Data transfer speeds of up to 200Mb/s are delivered in real time to your PC over USB 3.1 Gen 1, preventing video lag. An integrated deinterlacing function smooths images and ensures every frame is as crisp as can be.

Along with versatile and crystal-clear video streaming are external MIC and Line audio inputs to add another layer to broadcasts when paired your microphone or audio mixers. AVMATRIX has designed this device with a wide range of environments in mind. The ease of use makes it a great choice for an extensive list of broadcast applications, from professional gamers to corporate boardrooms.

Operating system: Windows 7/8/10/11, Linux (Kernel version 2.6.38 or later), macOS (10.8 or later)
Software: OBS Studio, Skype, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Twitch, Google Meet, YouTube Live, QuickTime Player, PotPlayer FaceTime, Bilibili, and more
SDK: Windows DirectShow and DirectSound

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What output formats does this support? YUV? MJPEG? H.264?

A: The ANDYCINE U3S has a USB output that performs like a webcam when connected. The format would be up to you if you choose to record. The UVC standard - UVC supports transmission of compressed video streams, including MPEG-2 TS, H.264, MPEG-4 SL SMPTE VC1 and MJPEG.

Q: 2. What does the audio input look like over USB? How many channels are there as inputs when using all HDMI and analog inputs?

A: There are 2 channels in and a single audio out on the AVMATRIX Dual HDMI to USB-C 3.1 Video Capture Device.

Q: 3. Could this work with Skype?

A: yes this should work with SKYPE as it is a capture device that shows up as a normal webcam

Q: 4. Hi, all can anyone confirm the el gato hd60s can sucessfuly recieve the signal from the roland V-1HD? thanks

A: This combination is unknown and untested. However we feel it should work.

Q: 5. Have an older analog Canon GL1 which I want to work in 16x9 as a lockdown camera. No hdmi out. What would I do to get a signal into hdmi inputs? Is this unrealistic or is there some kind of convertor box - analog to hdmi?

A: You would need a component to HDMi converter. For that price, it is suggested that you get a HD camera. Less complex and better picture.

Q: 6. Is this device RoHS compliant ?

A: The manufacturer has not provided the requisite information. To verify please contact the manufacturer directly: Product info/details:info@andycine.com

Q: 7. this work for streaming?

A: Yes, the ANDYCINE U3S SDI to USB 3.0 Video Capture Device is a streaming device that acts as a webcam.

Q: 8. Does it support Windows 7?

A: Yes. In fact it supports Windows, MacOS and Linux.

Q: 9. Does it support Windows7?

A: Well worth the money. I have used them both on Mac's and Pc's and they have been flawless and simple to use. You can manually set them, but the auto feature works extremely well. You will need a USB 3.0 port.If I change my camera or computer output the Osprey automatically recognizes it.

Q: 10. What cables come in the box?

A: The only Cable included in the box is the USB 3.0cable shown on the last image of the product.

Wayne	16/09/2024
[20 to 90%] 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

Jose Rodrigo	05/09/2024
[USB Audio] Great product works good. 5

Chris	27/08/2024
[ 5.5 W] Simple and easy to use with MacOS. 5

Michael	06/08/2024
[USB Audio] Purchased this to stream church service (recorded by Canon XA11). Works great! 5

Online World Ch	27/07/2024
[USB Audio] Very happy with the product! Thanks B and H for always selling good products! 5

Bill	24/06/2024
[20 to 90%] Worked perfectly right it is the box. Provides a lot of options with analog audio in and out! 5

Bill	24/06/2024
[USB Audio] This was simple and effective. Worked perfectly the first time. Has worked every day for the last 3 months. 5

BillJ	05/06/2024
[ 5.5 W] I first purchased the StarTech Video Capture Adapter Cable, which did work but it took me several days to get digitized video that was acceptable. It also took a long time to end up with MP4 files. I had to do another conversion with an H.264 encoder which more than doubled the production time. After a chat session with StarTech I decided that the way to go was to purchase their hardware solution. It did cost about 4 times as much, but all of the heavy lifting is done in the hardware and not in software as was the case with the adapter cable product. The hardware figures out the best capture configuration for the video source, then delivers the digitized video to my computer's USB 3.0 port. The Stream Catcher software provided has a few configuration settings, but it's nothing like the complexity of the adapter cable product. And, one of the output formats available is MP4 which was not the case with the other product. The video quality seems very good. The device has a lot of additional capabilities that I don't need, but may be just what others need. Spend a few more dollars and get a really good solution to support your video capture needs. 5