USB 2.0 Plug-and-Play Video Capture Card

I plugged it in and my Windows 10 PC recognized it and automatically installed the drivers.I downloaded OBS (free if you didn't know) and I had to watch a few OBS videos to get my settings correct, but I had no issues.I managed to back up several 8mm tapes into digital, that I held onto for over 25+ years.The VIXLW Video Capture Card is under $10 and is a great value.

I was searching for a device that would record live TV/movies from an Android box to my Windows 10 PC and this box serves that purpose more than adequately. I can use it to record live TV streams directly from my cable provider using OBS and it captures nicely at 1080p / 60fps (although 60fps is overkill for what I wanted, I believe it can handle capturing video streams up to 4k, although I haven't tested its 4K capabilities yet records 1080p without a hitch. The setup was simple: connect the box to an available USB 3.0 port on a computer. Connect the included HDMI cable to your source (input), and connect another HDMI cable to your television (output) for simultaneous viewing on a computer screen and television. It should be noted there is only one HDMI cable included so you will need to supply your own HDMI if you want to view the output while recording. Once connected to my PC, Windows automatically sets up the device as a Camera device in the Windows device manager (so it appears to support true PNP, no external drivers are required for the installation). Configuration through OBS was easy by simply setting up the default audio/video source you want to capture from and specifying a frame rate for the capture. One thing to note about this unit is it cannot capture at higher than 30fps using 4K; it defaults to the default frame rate (at 30fps if capturing at 4K). I was not purchasing this product for gaming purposes so cannot comment on whether it's decent for capturing live footage from computer games, but handles capturing video excellently. There were some audio echoes heard when I played back a recording but muting the audio track "Desktop Audio" removed that glitch. The maximum resolution of video capture is 2560x1440 but overall the picture quality comes out decent. It may take a bit of tweaking using OBS to get your desired result but for $30, you can turn your P.C. into an HD video recorder, highly recommend this item.

Build quality is mediocre but it functions great and is fairly easy to use.3/5 for build quality but 5/5 for functionality. If you're only going to use it a few times, grab it! If you're going to use it daily, you may want to spend more but probably not necessary.The free recommended OBS software was fairly simple to figure out and with default settings gave great results. Made a few adjustments and managed to get a bit better colour.

Si vous avez un logiciel d’acquisition vidéos, ce device pourrait être utilisé pour capter des cameras externes

First plugged into USB3 port and didn't work. Light turned green but nothing happened. Luckily I had a TP-Link USB2 hub and plugged it into that and no problem. 'dmesg' shows it was detected and assigned a interface. Added V4L2 capture device to sources, no config needed in OBS version 30.2.2. Plugged in VCR into the capture device and immediately got signal.