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A plug and play UGREEN HDMI video capture card that feeds an HDMI source into a computer over USB, so you can stream it, record it, or use it as a high-quality webcam.
It has built-in USB-A and USB-C plugs and needs no drivers.
This is a small UGREEN video capture card that bridges an HDMI source and a computer.
One side takes an HDMI input from a camera, a game console or a PC, and the other side plugs into your laptop or desktop over USB, where the card shows up as an ordinary webcam.
Because it registers as a standard UVC video and UAC audio device, it needs no drivers and no external power.
You plug it in and it appears as a camera source inside OBS, Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, QuickTime and similar software, ready to stream or record.
It accepts an HDMI signal up to 4K at 60Hz on the input, so it connects happily to modern 4K cameras and consoles, but it captures at 1080p and 30 frames per second because it runs over a USB 2.0 connection at 480Mbps.
In other words, 4K is what it will take in, not what it records out.
That makes it a dependable, no-fuss choice for live streaming, video conferencing and recording a source onto a laptop, rather than for native 4K capture.
It also carries the audio that travels with the HDMI feed, so sound arrives together with the picture.
The dual USB-A and USB-C plugs mean it works with older desktops and newer Type-C laptops alike, with nothing extra to carry.
Turn any HDMI camera or console into a webcam your laptop can see
