RuiPuoVideo Capture Card 1080P 60FPS Black 4K 60HZ Dual HDMI Input Video Capture Card HDMI to USB 3.0 Video Capture Card for OBS Live Broadcasting,Recording,Streaming and Podcasting

This is exactly what we needed for our small church to connect a Nikon DSLR camera to our computer in order to stream through OBS.It was a very easy setup and connection. I was using a single HDMI input capture card but this is way better giving me the option to not only switch between cameras but also side by side or picture in picture.Definitely recommend for small churches or beginner streamers!

Nice little video capture card. EASY to set up, no roadblocks. Not completely plug and play, but almost. My Win 10 found it right away and after about 20 minutes I was capturing from my PS4. However, after processing, I discovered the output was NOT crisp clear 4K. Close, but not. I was hoping for premium results, but was disappointed. All that said, it works flawlessly. I probably shouldn't have expected that something that costs a third of the brand name WAY more expensive capture box my cousin is using to bring me the same results. To be honest, if you're on a budget, and not showing the results on a huge mega screen the size of your living room wall, this video looks great. If you look closely at some fast moving scenes, or scenes with lots of minute detail, you can see some degradation, but it looks at least as good as the 1080 movies we watched on CD's. Flesh tones are real, colors are vivid. I'm giving it 4 stars because it works so well, and for most of us, more than adequate.

I'm not the computer wiz in my family but I found this capture card easy to work with and use. It does what I wanted it to do without confusing me with too many extra bells and whistles. Hooking it up was easy and the parts feel well made.

So far this is great. It is small and compact. The case feels quality. Its not metal but it feels like a higher quality plastic. the buttons feel nice and are very responsive. It works great for 2 HDMI inputs. I have tested it with my Lumix G7 camera and my iPad, my MacBook pro.I like that the box itself handles the pip for the 2 inputs. Helps with processing power on your main streaming device if it is older. You can quickly adjust the size of the PIP, you can go side by side both vertical and horizontal.Great for tutorials or streaming when you want to show your face and quickly be able to show another camera or video source like a game or computer screen. The headphone jack works great as well as it has a mic input and a line in. All are 3.5mm but work great from what I have tested. The box does get a little warm while in use, so I would recommend unplugging it if you are not using it.I would recommend this. I have several other capture cards and the quality is on par with the rest.

This RuiPuo ‎A2 is my first video capture card. The kit comes well-equipped with the device, an HDMI cable, USB-C cables, and manuals. The build quality seems solid and well put together. The manual was good. I liked that setting up and using the device was straightforward, and I was up and capturing quickly. I also like the ability to capture from two sources and either switch from source to source or combine sources and shift the view of sources while recording. The audio inputs for a microphone and outputs so that you could monitor via headphones were just as easy to set up, use, and record. This capture card was an impressive little device for the first card I’ve ever used; it is well-made and flexible, the recordings were excellent quality, and the whole kit was easy to use. No regrets.