NARVITECHNJ300, External Capture Card. 4K60 Passthrough, Stream and Record in 1080P60 with ultra-low latency on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, in OBS and more, on PC and Mac. Supports Party Chat capture.

The media could not be loaded.  I had purchased a cheap ~$20 HDMI-to-USB dongle a few months ago to get back into recording gameplay vids and while it sufficed it had audio delay issues that I couldn't ignore anymore and overheating issues that caused the recording to cut off half way. So I opted to get this capture card, specifically the Nobeta edition as it is one of my new favorite indie games, in hopes of getting a quality external capture card.The card comes with a male to male 3.5mm audio cable, male to male HDMI cable, and a 3.0 USB-C to USB-A cable. The Nobeta edition NJ300 is just the NJ300 with a Nobeta sticker slapped onto the back -- personally, its not a big deal and for an extra 5 bucks I wasn't expecting a unique design ; however, I thought to mention it for people who might care. On the software side, it comes with serial keys for Cyberlink's Power Director, Cyberlink's Screen Recorder 4, and a 1 month sub to XSplit. I haven't tried the Cyberlink keys yet so I don't know if they are trial keys or full keys, but I suspect they are also trial keys. I use OBS for all my recording and OpenShot for my video editing anyway.It records fine with no hiccups at (2K 60FPS). The card itself gets warm but isn't burning hot. There is a slight audio delay that is infrequent, meaning sometimes the audio matches the video and sometimes there is a delay -- although I believe its on my end as I have other peripherals connected to the same USB hub. I included a small recording but as I had to downscale and compress the video for this review it doesn't do the card justice. The card has a pass-through HDMI output that'll allow you to play off a TV/monitor while also allowing you to record off the same input -- this is a HUGE upgrade for me as I had to buy a dedicated splitter for my original dongle. However, I feel like playing directly via your recording software preview is still a good alternative for slower paced games.I don't stream so I can't speak on that, but I imagine its identical.Overall, while it's not an internal capture card I'm finding the NJ300 to be a great alternative and a great external capture card.My setup is like this: Windows 8.1, OBS 23.1, and my card is hooked up like this [ Switch --> NJ300 --> PC ].

I've only had this a week, but it works exactly as described and is quite reasonably priced compared to many other HDMI capture cards. I'm using this as an upgrade video conferencing input to take advantage of my Mirrorless and DSLR that are underutilized. I managed to snag this while it was available when all other HDMI capture cards were either out of stock or delayed. I was able to input 1080p 30fps/60fps from my Fujifilm X camera and capture it in 1080p. Ideally, 4K input would have been great considering the El Gato Camlink 4K is able to do so at the same price, but this adds the feature of HDMI bypass and audio mixing. Wasn't able to get 4K input and bypass to work from my camera so I'm not sure if that was an issue with my camera or this capture device. Given that it only captures 1080p, I didn't think that was a real issue.Pro's:- Works out of the box with no special software needed on Mac & Window 10 (tested both). Tested this on both a Fujifilm XE-3 and Nikon D7000 camera. Worked well as a video input device for TwistCam and OBS.- Reasonably priced and fast shipping- Built-in Audio Mixing- HDMI bypass- Fairly compact and sleek designCon's:- There's a slight video skip when you first turn it on but it's been stable for at least 1+hours running.- Slight lag sometimes. I noticed this particularly when using the HDMI cable included. Swapped it out with a higher quality High Speed HDMI cable and the lag was minimal.- 4K input and bypass didn't work for my Fujifilm camera.- LED light: A little too bright but that's minorAll in all, this is more fo a 4.5/5 stars, but I'm giving it a bump since this device is quite underrated compared to the other more popular HDMI capture cards on Amazon.

This device worked twice. I’ve had it for several months and it completely quit working. Every hdmi source I’ve plugged into it will not work. It doesn’t show up on obs or any other program I’ve used to view the video feed

I was looking for a new game capture device to replace my Elgato HD60S since My PS4 pro has 4Kp60 output which isn't supported. When I wanted to stream on twitch, I had to lower the PS4 output setting down to 1080p for the HD60S’s capture limitation.I was used to the Elgato software, but there was this device bundled Cyberlink screen recorder. There were some clips on Youtube, but not much focusing on game streaming . The user interface is clear and straightforward, and when I recorded with Cyberlink Screen Recorder, I could use the same software to finish the editing job before posting. I could alsocreate the MRK file and use the included Cyberlink power DVD software for more advanced editing.I'm fairly impressed with the Narvitech NJ300. It can take output 4Kp60 video from my PS4 pro with minimal lag, but also keeps the video quality. Some of my cheap USB game capture card have video problems like color correction for certain formats, such as YUV mode, but there are issues when switching game console outputs between limit and full RGB, the color is wrong , but this one is perfect. I hope they have a model that handles true 4K capture, but for the price, this is perfect for 1080p60fps streaming.

I end up getting an HDMI capture card because of the price and it was terrible i had to return it. I was watching Switch force on YouTube a few days later and Narvitech sent him this capture card. so I took a chance and picked it up. It's been amazing easy-to-use, working great! I highly recommend getting it.