The device worked fine, but [Majenko] quickly noticed compression artifacts, and interrogating the “USB 3.0” device with lsusb -t revealed it was not running at the expected speeds.

Magewell's cost-effective USB Capture Plus devices enable all types of computers including laptops to capture professional video and audio signals through a standard USB 3.0 interface. Featuring a ...

Magewell is now shipping two powerful 4K models in the company's award-winning USB Capture Plus family of plug-and-play, external video capture devices. Complementing the release of the new hardware, ...

NANJING, China, April 3, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Magewell will unveil new 4K models in its USB Capture Plus series of plug-and-play, external video capture devices at the upcoming 2017 NAB Show ...

Magewell will unveil new 4K models in its USB Capture Plus series of plug-and-play, external video capture devices at the upcoming 2017 NAB Show, where the company will exhibit in booth SU12813. The ...

Magewell has expanded its USB Capture product line with a new model that captures video sources up to 4K resolution at 60 frames per second—the USB Capture HDMI 4K Pro. The new model will be ...

Magewell's USB Capture HDMI and USB Capture HDMI Plus external video capture devices have been certified by Zoom for wired content capture with Zoom Rooms. The new certification allows users to easily ...

HDMI capture device 4 Articles Is Your Device Actually USB 3.0, Or Is The Connector Just Blue? April 3, 2022 by Donald Papp 66 Comments ...

I posted a similar question on the Skype forum but I'm not expecting much of a response so I'll ask here.Does anyone know of a Skype compatible USB capture device (or a low-profile PCI card) that ...

StarTech has released the $259.99 HDMI to USB-C Video Capture Device (UVCHDCAP), which enables users to record video and audio directly to a computer with maximized compatibility and mobility. This ...

Connect the capture card to your computer’s USB port, then hook up any device with HDMI output, and you can record that device’s video using a free program called OBS (more on that shortly).