P Panoraxy Wireless Lavalier Microphone with USB USB Video Capture Card to Set Up Livestream Console，Smartphones, Record Interview, Vlogs

Simply amazed with this very affordable capture card. The card serves its purpose for live stream worship service, so I'm not really concerned about any latency. Works As Good As More Expensive Capture Cards! The sound works over HDMI. Very easy plug & play card. Works well on macbook pro. I am recommending it to all of my fellow church streamers.

Satisfied with this product. Cleaner when set to 1080p, but limited to 30fps in 1080p. 720p does 60fps. It was easy to connect and set up. The connectivity and video quality are really good. No lag or audio delay. Plus it is super lightweight and takes up little to no space, so you can carry it in your pocket everywhere.

The card works as it should and when I had a problem the customer support for the device was pretty good and replied back pretty quick. The quality of picture could be better but for the money it's pretty good. (The picture is of the video capture card in action)The card doesn't capture a full reboot but that might be the computer I was recording.

Makes good use of your existing camera setup that can output a live HDMI feed for Zoom meetings. No additional configuration to get it working on a Chromebook, Just plug it in and select it as your main camera feed. Took a chance on this even with the bad reviews. Hopefully, it lasts and will not stop working in the middle of a Zoom meeting. Will update review if that happens.

It's a good value if your expectations are not too high. I tried using this to monitor one PC from another (not a recommended use case). Small text and details have noticable compression noise even with 1080p input and output. There is also at least a half second of lag.It would be nice to tune for higher quality or lower latency but for something that fits in a USB stick there's only so much it can do. It shows up automatically as a directx input and you have a few options like frame rate and encoding. MPEG worked best for me. It's easy to grab with VLC or PotPlayer. A NOTE on PotPlayer: people have reported recent versions as having adware and trackers so you may want to look for an older version.

I plugged it directly into my computer, I plugged my Panasonic G7 into the wall for continuous power, and plugged the camera into the Capture Card (via micro hdmi to hdmi) and boom, Zoom/Skype/Discord/OBS/Google Meet/Google Hangouts all recognize my mirrorless camera as a webcam. Also, the capture card picked up the audio from my camera's microphone (totally unexpected). Would highly recommend for anyone who works from home and wants something better than a webcam for zoom

I really wanted to like this product. I plugged it in to my laptop. My computer picked it up with no issues. Took about 5 min for me to figure out how to get picture and sound to work with my vmix software. Then about 15 min later it stopped working. It was very hot. I unplugged it and let it cool down, but now it will not do anything. and my computer will not read it. So worked great for 15 min, but I'm returning it and buying a better one. I would not purchase this product again.

I've been using it for a few days doing tests and it's working. the quality of the video (I'm not an expert) looks good! connect it to a Nikon D3200 with a mini HDMI to regular HDMI and it works. I did not have to install any software I have an i5 intel processor in my HP Pavilion laptop