ACASIS 4K HDR video capture HDMI in/out Microphone line in Type-C audio out For Sale

ACASIS 4K HDR video capture HDMI in/out Microphone line in Type-C audio out
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ACASIS 4K HDR video capture HDMI in/out Microphone line in Type-C audio out:
$89.99

About this item:

Built-in cooling fan + side heat dissipation slot, double heat dissipation, ensuring stable use of the product without getting hot.
Note: The capture card product must be connected to the USB 3.0 or above interface of the computer host and connected to the corresponding port of the capture card.

Product model: VC009Air 4K capture card
Host interface: USB-C/USB3.0 5Gb/s transmission bandwidth
Video input interface: HDMI 2.0*1, 4K60HZ/2K144HZ/1080P240HZ backward compatible
Video loop output interface: HDMI 2.0*1 4K60HZ/2K144HZ/1080P240HZ backward compatible
Recording and acquisition resolution: 4K30HZ/2K60HZ/1080P120HZ backward compatible
Compatible systems: Windows 7/8/10/11, Vista, Linux, Mac OS 10.3 or above system
Three audio interfaces: MIC input, line in input, audio output
Compatible with multiple video recording software, such as OBS Studio, Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder, VLC and more




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