ACASIS PCIE Capture Card HDMI 1.4 1080P60HZ PCIE 2.0 X4 20Gbps for Video Capture For Sale

ACASIS PCIE Capture Card HDMI 1.4 1080P60HZ PCIE 2.0 X4 20Gbps for Video Capture
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ACASIS PCIE Capture Card HDMI 1.4 1080P60HZ PCIE 2.0 X4 20Gbps for Video Capture:
$248.99

Professional video processing function, high-quality industrial-grade chip production, super stability, support for simultaneous input of 4 HDMI signals.


Computer Interface: PCI-Express x4 / PCI-Express x8 / PCI-Express x16
Connectors: 4*HDMI 1.4, support up to 1080P@60HZ
Input Resolution: Within 1080P@60HZ
System: Windows 7/10/11 32bit/64bit Linux
Compatible: OBS-Studio, VJ, vMix, Wirecast, VLC, Daum PotPlayer etc.

Supports capturing multiple video sources at the same time.
Camera, game console, PC, laptop, phone and so on.

Installing multiple PCIe capture cards on the same PC host, and these capture cards have a DIP switch. Adjust the DIP switch position to achieve multiple cards working at the same time.
Note: White is the switch positon

Before purchasing, please confirm that your computer host has a PICe X4 or above adapter slot.



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