Video Capture Card, USB3.0 HDMI to USB C, 4K 1080p60fps Audio Capture with Type-C Adapter Devices for Gaming Live Streaming Video Recorder, for Windows Mac OS System OBS Zoom

I installed the Windows driver and Showbiz that came in the installation CD. Opened Showbiz and was not able to get any video output, only sound. I went ahead and started capturing the video from my old VCR. When I checked the output file, both video and sound were captured perfectly.I wanted to be able to see a preview while capturing the video so I started using VLC. VLC displayed both video and audio perfectly. VLC also allows you to record what you are capturing. But it saves it in AVI formar which makes for huge files. 40 seconds of video captured was 1GB!!!. So I was too lazy to look for another program and went back to Showbiz. I ended up capturing almost 3 hours of video. Crossed my fingers when I went to play the video file (was just over 6GB). Thankfully the entire video and audio were captured correctly. Quality is as good as it can be from an old family VHS tape.Based on some little research, it seems that the lack of video preview in Showbiz might have to do with my Nvidia's video driver (haven't verified).Overall, I'm very satisfied with this product.

I bought the DigitNow USB 2.0 Capture Card on the recommendation of someone that had purchased one one. It worked perfectly for the first VHS tape I copied to my hard drive. Once the second tape, I started getting a lot of video noise. Contacted their tech support and they helped me determine that the capture card had gone bad. I've been around electronics long enough to know that it happens with the best of products. The good news is they are sending me a replacement card ASAP. I really like tech support that is no muss, no fuss, just get 'er done. Once I receive the replacement capture card I will update this review on the product itself.Update! Got the replacement capture card. It works GREAT! I've transferred multiple VHS tapes to digital format on my hard drive with absolutely no problems at all. I used the free OBS studio software instead of the software that came with the card (I already has OBS on my laptop). Product is great, tech support is great.

I bought this to convert all my old VHS tapes to MP4. The first 3 tapes I converted had screen flashes and jumps. It did not appear to be synching well. I tried hooking up to another VCR to convert and had the same issue with a different VCR. I then hooked up the VCR to my TV and there were no issues with the video. Conclusion, This product did not work for my needs. Wasted my money. It waited too long to do this, so it was outside the return window. I purchased on Amazon the ClearClick Video Capture device and it works great.

VIXLW Video Capture Card, USB3.0 HDMI –I recently picked up the VIXLW Video Capture Card (USB3.0 HDMI to…), and it has been a solid budget-friendly option for streaming and recording video. While it’s not a high-end capture card, it gets the job done for basic needs.Pros:✔ Easy to Set Up – Plug-and-play functionality makes it simple to connect and start using without installing extra drivers.✔ Decent Video Quality – Captures 1080p at 60fps, which is great for most streaming and recording applications.✔ USB 3.0 for Faster Transfer Speeds – The faster data transfer helps reduce lag and improves video quality.✔ Works with Multiple Platforms – Compatible with OBS, Zoom, Twitch, YouTube, and other streaming services.✔ Good Value for the Price – For an affordable capture card, it performs well for casual users.Cons:✖ Limited to 1080p – While the quality is good, it doesn’t support 4K pass-through, so it may not be ideal for high-end gaming setups.✖ Some Latency – There’s a slight delay, which might be noticeable in fast-paced gaming but is fine for basic streaming and recording.✖ Build Quality Could Be Better – The casing is lightweight and feels a bit fragile, so handling it with care is recommended.Final Verdict:If you’re looking for a budget-friendly capture card that’s easy to use and delivers decent performance for 1080p streaming or recording, the VIXLW Video Capture Card is a solid choice. Just keep in mind the lack of 4K support and slight latency if you need pro-level performance.– Great for beginners and casual users!