Connect your source to your AV.io HD or AV.io 4K, then connect the USB cable to a USB port on your computer. Our AV.io family video capture cards are simple to use. So whether you’re capturing a game console like PS4 Pro or Xbox One S, capturing a laptop, a 4K camera, video camera, embedded device, or a DSLR, you’ll have top quality, low delay audio and video capture. In addition to video capture, these cards also capture embedded HDMI audio. And both AV.io HD and AV.io 4K capture 1080p video at 60 fps, with only 1-2 frames delay in transferring the data over your USB bus. If you’re like most people and want to get going as fast as possible, our AV.io family is exactly what you need.ĪV.io 4K converts 4K UHD signals from HDMI to USB at 30 fps.
Get started right away with AV.io 4K and AV.io HD Or for customers who need 100% lossless, perfect capture with full control over color space (usually for medical and industrial applications) we have DVI2USB 3.0. Get exactly what you need with our driverless Epiphan AV.io HD and Epiphan AV.io 4K USB video capture cards. All these options are possible with Epiphan’s USB-based HDMI capture cards. Others want to record or stream the content from their HDMI source. Some people simply want to use their PC or laptop as a large screen for their camera, or as a “TV screen” for a device that doesn’t have a display. There are a variety of reasons why people are looking for HDMI recorders or ways to bring their HDMI source into a computer. And while it’s not quite as simple as plugging your HDMI™ camera into your laptop (that won’t work!), it’s easier than you think.
Many people don’t even realize it’s possible to convert HDMI to USB, but it is.
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