Rybozen Game Capture Card USB 3.0 Video Card HD 1080P HDMI Video Recording with Live Broadcasts Recorder Device Streaming for Windows Linux OS X System

This is a great capture card! I’m rating it 4 stars as my experience with it COULD be better but with my laptop being the bottleneck my experience is mildly affected, otherwise it’d be 5 stars!

Funktioniert alles okay

في وصف المنتج مكتوب أنه بيدعم 1080p 60fps و 4K 30fps والحقيقة أنه لا يدعم الـ 4k نهائياً و يدعم فقط 1080p 30fps غير أن ألوانه سيئة جداً و كمان فيه تأخير في والتسجيل

veramente buono, lo uso da ben 3 anni per fare le stream ma anche solamente per avere la fonte su obs per avere l'audio della mia console sul pc per poter parlare con i miei amici su discord. L'ho usato sulla mia xbox series s e ps5, funziona alla grande. Ma ovviamente se giocate ai giochi con 120fps le scritte sono un po' sfocate visto che va solamente a 60hz, ma alla fine il gameplay si vede benissimo.

I used this with my laptop (Legion 5 Pro RTX 3060, which is a Windows 11 laptop) and struggled quite a bit to get it to work well. I am new to this and just wanted to stream my Nintendo Switch gameplay on Discord. The capture card manual comes with a diagram (also there's multiple diagrams on the product page). The instructions were very minimal. Physical installation was easy. My biggest issue was dealing with the sound from the capture card outputting audio on my Discord microphone, which I ended up resolving through my system settings and Discord settings. Honestly I was about to return this thinking it was defective or that I had to have a second monitor to stream without audio issues. Even google couldn't help. After finally getting it to work, it was what I wanted. Just didn't like struggling to troubleshoot the issues. [Review end] ----- [Instructions for those who might need it:] Here's what I ended up doing from beginning of installation to end for my laptop specifically and without anything extra besides just the capture card, Switch, and laptop. Everyone might use this differently and depending on your PC the settings might be different, but maybe it will help someone who also wanted to use it the way I did: - Install OBS. 1. After installation, open the program and make a new source under the Sources tab by pressing the "+" sign. 2. Press "Video Capture Device" and name it however you want (I named it Switch), then press OK. 2. Set Device: USB3.0 Video 3. Audio Output Mode: Capture Mode Only 4. Turn on "Use custom audio device" 5. Audio Device: Digital Audio Interface (USB 3.0 Audio) 6. Close source tab. - In the OBS settings, go to Audio. 7. Under Audio, disable all Global Audio Settings but leave Mic/Auxiliary Audio alone. 8. Set Mic/Auxiliary Audio: Digital Audio Interface (USB 3.0 Audio) 9. Press Apply, then OK. Under the Audio tab (not settings): 10. Under the Audio tab (next to Sources), right click Mic/Auxiliary Audio then press Advanced Audio Properties. 11. Set the Audio Monitoring for Mic/Aux to "Monitor Only (Mute Output)" - Go to PC settings > System > Sound. 12. Input > set to Laptop Microphone 13. All Sound Devices > Input Devices > Digital Audio Interface. Make sure it is NOT set to default. 14. All Sound Devices > Input Devices > Laptop Microphone. Make sure it IS set to default. - Go to Discord. 15. If the application detects the new device (capture card) and asks if you want to switch to a new audio device, hit "don't switch" 16. User Settings > Voice & Video > Input > Laptop Microphone. 17. User Settings > Voice & Video > Output > Laptop Speakers. Device should be ready for streaming now with no audio issues. Also to stream games on full screen on Discord, simply right click on the screen in OBS > open "Windowed Projector (Preview)." Then go to Discord, hit screenshare, and pick that option in the Applications tab. It should show only the game for the audience. Then on your end, you can right click on the OBS screen > open "Fullscreen Projector (Preview)" and you can view the game just fine on a full screen for yourself. To check if your mic on Discord is working correctly, mute OBS and turn off screen share to see if your icon in a Discord call is turning green without you saying anything. If it is turning green it means that sound is coming through your microphone for other people in the call due to the capture card. How I fixed that was going to my PC settings > System > Sound > All Sound Devices > Digital Audio Interface. I turned that off and then back on. Then I went back to Discord to see if the prompt window to change audio devices comes up, then I pressed "don't switch" when it did. I had no more issues after that and was able to stream on Discord just fine. I typed all this out because it took me several hours to figure out how to get rid of the mic audio issue so I wanted to put this out there in case it helped someone else too.