4K HDMI Capture Card for Streaming, Full HD 1080P 60FPS USB Cam Link Game Audio Video Capture Card Nintendo Switch/PS5/3ds/Xbox/PS4 (Black)

I had every technical difficulty in the manual before I got it working properly with my Nintendo Switch + MacBook Air M2 (late 2022). This capture card works great, and if I RTFM instead of freaking out I would have troubleshot my difficulties a lot faster. (Disclaimer, I did not use the mic input on the card, I did voice through Logic Pro)Tip: Do not monitor (play/view) through your streaming software... That will give you massive lag for both visual and sound. You have to use the output HDMI port available on the capture card to plug into your TV's (or whatever you want to use) HDMI port.I use OBS for streaming and it was a bit of a pain to get the inputs set up correctly, but again read the manual. You have to set up the video and audio source separately, it's "USB Video" and "USB Audio". Get those into your streaming software and you should be good to go

This Dcyfol 4K HDMI capture card really improved my gaming and movie experience with its amazing video quality. The external audio port is super useful, especially since my TV's audio jack is broken. Now I can use headphones and play with my friends late at night without waking up my family. it's also compatible with both Windows and Mac, so I can switch devices whenever I need to without worrying if it will work with the operating system.

I’ve been using this capture card for a couple of weeks now, and it works great for recording and streaming gameplay from my PS5 and Switch. Setup was plug-and-play with OBS recognizing it right away. The video quality is crisp at 1080p 60FPS, and there’s almost no noticeable lag with the HDMI pass-through. For the price, it’s a solid value and does exactly what it promises. Recommended for beginners or casual streamers.

Easy to use and setup. Does what it says. My only issue is a slight scanline is visible every few seconds in a subtle way. Nothing that ruins what I’m going for but just something to mention.

This capture card is USB plug-and-play and works on Windows and Mac. Plug in the HDMI cable and start recording or streaming with almost no debugging. This is a big advantage for beginners. This is a very cost-effective capture card, especially for creators who need portable recording and live streaming. It provides an almost "out-of-the-box" experience while retaining enough advanced features to meet advanced needs.

It captures in 1080P at 60FPS smoothly, with no noticeable lag or frame drops during gameplay. Setup was super easy—just plug it into the USB port and it was instantly recognized by OBS. I’ve used it for recording Switch and PS5 gameplay, and the video quality looks sharp and clear. Audio comes through fine too, though I recommend using separate audio settings for better control.

I'm a 3D VTuber who uses a dual-PC setup—my main PC runs my model, while my laptop handles the game and stream. This capture card is great for shorter streams (about 1 to 1.5 hours), but it tends to overheat during longer sessions, even with a fan on it. The metal casing gets hot quickly, and once it does, the video output can start to glitch. Since my game streams usually last 2–4 hours, that’s been a consistent issue.That said, it's super easy to set up, the instructions are straightforward, and it works seamlessly with both OBS and Streamlabs. So if your streams are on the shorter side and you’re not running anything too heavy, I’d say this capture card is perfect. It works great for my art streams, at least!

I play often on my PS5, and my friends like to watch me play PS5 games on Discord. Since there is no way for PS5 to stream directly on Discord, I wanted a solution that would let me do this. I first tried Remote Play, which worked great, but then realized that I would need to connect my PS5 Controller to my computer, which would have me lose access to Dualsense features (haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, etc.). I then looked online and saw that you could use your PS5 controller wirelessly connected to your PS5 using a second account, so I tried this, but whenever I used Remote Play with this method there would be a really annoying notice on the top of my PS5 that wouldn't go away, stating that Remote Play was connected.So, I looked for a capture card to just go around the mess that was Remote Play. I found this capture card, and I can say that this is a pretty good purchase! Setup was really easy (just plug in the HDMI cable from your PS5 to the capture card, then your capture card to your monitor/TV), and I really appreciated the audio port on the capture card that let me connect my PS5 to my speakers. There is both audio and video capture on the capture card, but there was a small but noticeable audio delay so I just hooked up the card to my speakers with a cable.Just a couple things that make this purchase 4 stars instead of 5: 1) There is no way to adjust the volume from the capture card to my speakers. It is a bit on the louder side, and since I do most of my gaming from the evening to the night, I would prefer the volume to be adjustable. I can just adjust the volume on my speakers, but since they are connected to my PC as well when I'm listening to music or Youtube it affects the entire audio setup as a whole. 2) This capture card doesn't support HDR passthrough, which is a minor but notable setback. My PS5 to my monitor directly has HDR support, but through the capture card does not. Again, not a huge deal but definitely noticeable.All in all, for $30 or so this is a great deal. It does exactly what I need to do (which is get video and audio to OBS) and there aren't any huge delays with either video or audio. The instructions to setup everything on the product page were simple and nice (though I do wish they were included with the packaging) but for $30 you really cannot go wrong with this. If you want to a professional streaming setup, I would probably go with an Elgato, but for use cases like this, it's perfect.EDIT: I just figured out that you can stream the audio directly from your computer to your headphones/speakers, and you can adjust the volume in Windows settings. This is up to 5 stars!