The HDMI to USB-C Capture Card for Live Streaming Video & Audiofrom HDMI to USB-C Capture Card for Live Streaming Video & Audioallows you to connect your camera or other device with HDMI output to a USB 3.1 Gen 1 enabled computer via USB-C connector or a USB-A with an optional adapter. The HDMI input supports up to 4K30 resolutions, and the USB-C output supports up to 1080p60. This adapter is well suited to connecting your camera to a compatible macOS, Linux, Android, or Windows computer and streaming or recording with no additional hardware. It is plug-and-play and requires no external power source.

Supports up to 4K30 In, 1080p60 Out    Connects Camera with HDMI to USB Type-C    Allows Live Streaming from a Camera    Plug-and-Play, No External Power Needed    Windows, macOS, Linux Compatible

Connect an HDMI-enabled video camera to a USB-C computer or tablet

Input high-quality audio/video up to UHD 4K30 via HDMI

Output audio/video up to 1080p60 via USB-C to a computer

Stream audio/video directly from a connected camera

No drivers or external power adapter required

Compatible with macOS, Windows, Linux, and Android devices

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this strictly for input to a computer. Can it be used in the opposite direction? For example output from computer to an external monitor?

A: While I can't say for certain, it's very likely not to work. Capture cards use software drivers to interpret and convert the video signal from the input into a USB-camera device, i.e. like a webcam. Most external displays would be looking for a video-signal to display. However, you shouldn't need a capture card since you can just use a HDMI cable from the computer directly to the monitor.

Q: 2. Does the audio input insert audio into the hdmi loop through, or just into the usb recording stream?

A: A loop through usually only sends out the same input that was brought in. More than like the 3.5mm audio input would only be for the capture devices stream itself.

Q: 3. Would this work with an Olympus PEN-F?

A: Yes, you will only need an HDMi to Micro HDMI cable to connect the two devices.

Q: 4. Does it work with a MacBookPro running MacOs Catalina, 10.15.4?

A: Yes, this will work well with 10.15.4.

Q: 5. Will this encoder work with Roland V-1HD?

A: Yes it will. The Roland V-1HD will be able output a signal to the Magewell USB Capture HDMI Gen 2.

Q: 6. What input frame rates does it support. Is it only 60p or does it support 30p and 24p input as well?

A: The IOGEAR301 supports up to 60p, including 30p and 24p.

Q: 7. Can this device be used to stream a video from my DSLR to a video streaming service such as zoom?

A: Yes it can.

Q: 8. does the IOGEAR HDMI to USB Type-C Video Capture Adapter support 4k streaming?

A: No, it supports up to 1080p60.

Q: 9. someone at BandH: will this work with OSX Mojave?? and why does it get so hot?

A: Yes, this capture device should work fine with OS X Mojave. However if you are facing issues with it over heating feel free to email us directly at askbh@bhphoto.com.

Q: 10. Does this adapter install a driver on the operating system? I intend to simply hook it up to convert signal from my video Camcorder (HDMI output) to a Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 (Type C input) . IF it encodes or requires a codec or driver it WONT WORK for my intention.

A: This product is designed to work with computers. It is not compatible with Tablets.