Hagibis | Hagibis 4K HDMI-Compatible Video Capture Card Loop Out for Game Recording Live Streaming 1080P Grabber MS2131 for PS4/5 Switch

【Plug & Play】: As a no driver required portable HDMI video capture card, it can be used without drivers and external power supply. so you can use the built-in functions of the current software to get a seamless experience. And the capture card is small size & easy to carry, no problem for outdoor and indoor live broadcasting. Besides, it weighs only about 4 oz, providing you with great portability.【4K HD Loop Out】: Equipped with the HDMI loop-out port, one computer playing games while the other one live broadcasting and screen recording. It doesn't occupy CPU and performs its own duties. Both games and live broadcasting are smooth. You can be real-time streaming on Twitch, Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, OBS, VLC and etc with no crash, no freeze and no blue screen.【1080P 60Hz/ 30Hz Video Recording】:Hagibis video capture cards is up to 4K@60Hz High Definition Input, output max resolution 1920×1080. Offer 1080P High Quality Recording and live steaming .The audio video capture card is very suitable for living games, Recording, editing and transferring games in high resolution of 1080P on OBS, AMCap, Xsplit, VCL and More.【3.5mm Microphone and Audio Input/Output Port】: The audio video capture card provides 3.5mm microphone and audio input/output port, you can connect the video capture device with them to stream your voice and record your voice for preview, editing and storage. After insert a headset or a microphone, please make sure to add audio input capture on the OBS.【Widely Use】: The USB-C Video capture card can capture video and audio simultaneously and transmit audio and video signals to computers or smartphones for preview and storage. Thus This HDMI capture card is suitable for high definition acquisition, live broadcasts, conference rooms, video recording, teaching recording, medical imaging, game entertainment live broadcasting, etc *This device supports Android Tablet with usb-c interface, but iPad doesn't support it at present.