“This HDMI Game Capture Card is designed to provide high-quality video and audio capture for various devices. It supports USB-C/Type-C transmission port, which allows it to work with devices like Macbook, Dell laptop, and HP laptop. With this feature, users can easily broadcast their live streams on Twitch, Youtube, OBS, Potplayer, and VLC.

This capture card also supports Mic in + HDMI Loopout + 3.5mm R/L audio extract, allowing users to mix independent microphone audio and left/right channel audio output. This feature is useful when making game live streams, ensuring full HD game video and audio quality.

Furthermore, this capture card can serve as a pro camera to webcam solution. It is easy to set up and does not require any driver installation. Additionally, it can be used as a local game player screen helper, providing low-latency performance when playing Wii U, PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Wii games on an integrated computer or laptop.

The capture card is compatible with various software and live platforms, including OBS, XSplit, Potplayer, Twitch, Youtube Live, Facebook Live, Wirecast, vidblasterX, Resolume, Google Hangouts, and Skype.

The HDMI Game Capture Card is highly compatible, supporting all 1080P and 720P HDMI devices like PS4, PS3, Wii U, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo Switch, DVD, camera, ZOSI security camera, DSLR, and set-top box.

It has a USB-C/Type-C transmission port and a 3.5mm Mic and Audio Input Port. Additionally, it can fit 4K@30HZ HDMI source input, making it suitable for game live streaming. It also supports HDCP 1080P with 60FPS and has a 1920x1080p 60FPS HDMI capture feature.

The HDMI Game Capture Card has an HDMI Local Loopout, which provides zero latency when using the loopout port. It also supports various resolutions, including 1920x1080p/1280x960p/1280x800p/1280x720p/1024x768p/800x600p/768x576p/720x576p/720x480p/640x480p/. It is compatible with Windows 8/10, Linux, and OS X(MAC) operating systems. The card’s size is 130mm55mm15mm, and it uses the standards of UVC and UAC for audio and video capture.”