DigitNow Video Capture Card USB 3.0, 4K 60Hz HD Resolution HDMI Capture Cards for Live Streaming and Recording, Zero-Lag Passthrough Works with Nintendo Switch Xbox PS5 PS4 Games… (Blue)

Basically you treat this as part of the cable towards your monitor or TV from almost any device, once set up it will then "capture" or record anything you ask it to that is being shared on that monitor. It includes a means to include microphone input too.It's compatible with most platforms out there, however we run mainly twitch and a bit of YouTube reaction stuff which work seamlessly.When matching it up with sound there doesn't seem to be any latency at all, so it's almost ready to be published as soon as it's recorded. with very few adjustments needed.

The media could not be loaded.  ►I bought this specifically to use it with my 4k cameras.►What do you get? A well build slide box, the main device, 1 usb to usb 3.0 cable, 1 hdmi to hdmi cable and 1 usb type- c cable. Obviously you also recive the user manual and a warranty card for 3 years.►Build in quality?The device is made from metal, has a nice quality finish. At the back there is a plastic cover which has ventilation on both sides(while this works you cannot hear anything, it doesnt have vents inside).►How does it work?In my case works well, nothing to complain about. The maximum I have it on for around 4 hours straight and it was all good. MIND though, the device will warm quite a lot but this doesnt affect the functionality in any way. There is a warning sticker on the top that says this and you can remove it if prefered.What I suggest, If you dont have to constantly use it, before putting it in the cupboard or back into the box, leave it cool down properly.►Lag? I didnt experience such a thing, this is why I consider this product a good one.►I use a different hdmi cable than the one which comes in the box and the performace is the same.►I didnt use the jack and microphone port so I cannot say anything about these.►MIND while using you have to place the HDMI cable in the right ports, IN or OUT because otherwise will not work right.►The size? It is small, I can keep it in my hand(medium size).Weight? Considering it is made from metal, I cannot say it is heavy because of it`s size but you can feel the good build in quality.►Are there enough ports for my need?Yes, I dont use more than the HDMI so it is all fine.►Overall experience?I buy things for specific jobs and this is one does what it has to, so its a good purchase.►Cons? In 3 weeks since I am using it on a daily basis I didnt experience any inconvenience so nothing to blame so far.►If this helped you in any way, please click on the helpful button below. Thank you

I love DIGITNOW products and when I saw they had a 4K capture card I had to give it a try.They've really upped their game on the unboxing experience. The box and the product feel premium quality.The card itself is solidly built and the picture quality is soooo good. I can't wait to get streaming properly again.The only thing I do find odd is that there is a USB-C port for power but not for data transmission. I guess that is to keep the cost down here.Oh it does come with a redeemable 3 year warranty which shows the company believes in the quality of their products.All in All very impressed as always and would definitely recommend if you are looking to step up to 4K broadcasting.

The card looks great on the desk next to my setup.The RGB is very bright, I typically cover it when in use.On my MacBook plugging this in in for quick use is now fine but I suggest not using QuickTime - it was a bit more delayed with a large amount of latency in capture when compared to OBS.In my use, I have my ps5 connected and setup for use through this card. After setting things up through OBS things began to work smoothly.Video quality captured was as expected, though I would not describe the capture to OBS as having zero latency - there was a noticable bit of delay and very rarely what would seem like a very minimal bunch of skipped frames in the video output to the screen - I am not sure why this was the case but it is maybe something that lower capture settings would fix. I also couldn't enable HDR when connecting the device to the PS5, So I don't recommend this if you are looking to capture HDR content in video.As stated in the instructions it does get a bit hot after some time but the metal case absorbs this heat and it seems not to effect its performance at all.I would recommend this as a value oriented option for 4k capture. Aside from very slight frame skipping from time to time, I was not disappointed in the direct capture performance and the very low latency compared to direct connection was impressive but not unnoticeable.Considering the build quality and the capability of this card, I would definitely recommend it if you are looking for value.