Sdi To Usb 3.0 Video Capture & Streamer By Muxlab

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The SDI to USB 3.0 Video Capture & Streamer by MuxLaballows you to capture a 3G-SDI video signal and send it to your computer over a USB 3.0 interface. Up to 1080p60 signal from an SDI camera or other source can be recorded on your Windows, Mac, or Linux computer, or streamed via services such as YouTube Live and Facebook Live. The device is compatible with streaming applications such as OBS Studio and AMCap, which allow you to organize your stream with various media.

The streamer also features an SDI loop output for local 1080p60 monitoring of the video signal. It also provides a 3.5mm mic port and allows you to select between the SDI audio and independent 3.5mm signal. It's powered over the USB interface, so no external power supply is required. SDI, USB, and audio cables are sold separately.

Capture up to 1080p60 3G-SDI Signal Send to Computer for Recording/Streaming SDI Loop Output; 3.5mm Mic Port UVC 1.0 Support; H.264 Encoding Auto-Detection of Video Formats Powered over USB Interface

Inputs / Outputs
System Connection	USB-A 3.0 / 3.1/3.2 Gen 1
Video Inputs	1x BNC (3G-SDI)
Audio Inputs	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Stereo Analog
Video Outputs	1x BNC (3G-SDI) (Loop Output)
Format Support
Input Video Format	SDI 1080p at 60 fps
Output Video Format	SDI / USB-A 1080p at 60 fps
Output Audio Format	Analog: 16-Bit
Embedded Audio	SDI: 2-Channel
Hardware
OS Compatibility	Windows 7 Windows 8.1 Windows 10 macOS Linux
Power I/O	No
Power Consumption	4 W
Environmental
Operating Temperature	32 to 72°F / 0 to 40°C
Storage Temperature	-4 to 140°F / -20 to 60°C
Operating Humidity	20 to 90%
General
Certifications	CE, FCC, RoHS
Dimensions	4.1 x 2.7 x 0.9" / 105 x 68 x 24 mm
Weight	0.88 lb / 0.4 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.625 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.6 x 4.4 x 1.7"

Capture up to a 1080p60 3G-SDI video signal from sources such as SDI cameras
Send the signal to your computer over a USB 3.0 interface for recording or streaming to platforms such as YouTube Live
Compatible with Windows 7/8.1/10, macOS, Linux, and streaming applications such as OBS Studio
SDI loop output
3.5mm mic port
Supports UVC 1.0
H.264 encoding
Auto-detection of video formats
Powered over the USB interface
350 Mb/s bandwidth over USB
Metal enclosure
Flammability: 94V0

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. WILL THIS WORK WITH usb 2.0?

A: Yes, the MuxLab SDI to USB 3.0 Video Capture & Streamer works with USB 2.0.

Q: 2. 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: 3. Will this product be able to live stream a Canon Vixia HF R600 on a PC Windows 10?

A: Your capture device will accept signals from just about anything up to, but not including, a 3D or 4K HDMI signal so your Vixia should be fine. Your PROBLEM may be your PC which you do not identify. The PC must have a fast processor and an USB 3 port. A USB 2 port will NOT work very well if at all. My PC has two USB2 and only one USB3 so consult your manual.

Q: 4. 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: 5. Is this device USB bus powered?

A: Yes.

Q: 6. 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: 7. I will need this to sream on YouTube. Does it work?

A: This Star Tech Capture Device includes Stream Catcher Software which you can configure to use with RTMP services like Youtube. You will be able to stream to Youtube with this product.

Q: 8. it works with vmix?

A: Yes, this device turns your camera's output into a webcam-type signal that vMix will recognize.

Q: 9. Is this Mac OsX compatible?

A: While the product is able to encode videos to the H.264 format, which is a file that a Mac will be able to read, you cannot hook it up and encode to a Mac directly. This is a Windows only product. If you have an OS X computer with USB 3.0 the BMD Intensity Shuttle would be a good alternative, B&H # BLIS.https://bhpho.to/2czmvvi

Q: 10. Does this device enable digitization of Hi8 tape and VHS tape recordings?

A: Yes, the StarTech USB 3.0 Video Capture Device supports Analog capture. With Hi-8 content you would be mostly capturing from S-Video, composite sources which are both supported by the StarTech USB 3.0 Video Capture Device.

Justin	22/08/2024
[Analog: 16-Bit] Plug and play with my mac and Zoom calls, nice to have the option of SDI or HDMI. 5

Alex	15/08/2024
[1x BNC (3G-SDI)] We use this in our storm chaser to capture our feed before it goes out through our LiveU backpack. When recording, saves the footage to a 256GB USB (SanDisk Ultra 3.0). It saved us numerous times when the backpack would go in and out of service. This recorder never missed a frame when recording to the USB. It works so well we bought a second one. It does it a little warm during extended use but that doesn't affect the performance. 5

Oluwatosin	27/07/2024
[Analog: 16-Bit] These video capture device features are just as described and works greatly. I could now easily capture through SDI and also the frame rate is excellent 5

Michael	25/04/2024
[ 4 W] This is a solid capture card that definitely works better for us than other brands. We just used on a webcast and did not have to resync, price is a little higher than expected however worth it to have in the video workbox. 5

Kam	09/04/2024
[0.625 lb] I bought this for transferring VHS to USB. The device works great, I just need a good scaler. It works in SD and HD modes and will not see a EXFAT USB drive. It must be NTSF or Fat 32 of if your a MAC guy you might need something else. Also, in FAT 32, it will capture continuously, but it will cut your videos into 2GB bits. 5

BillJ	07/04/2024
[0.625 lb] 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