Corn Electronics Video Capturing Device HDMI to USB 3.0 A and USB C 4K Input 1080P 60FPS
Captures 4K input at 30 FPS and outputs 1080P at 60 FPS over USB 3.0 with 5 ms latency, aluminium cooling and a braided cable
- Capture 1080p at 60 frames per second via USB 3.0
- Accepts 4K input at 30 frames per second for high-resolution sources
- 5 ms ultra-low latency keeps gameplay and streams in sync
- Aluminium shell dissipates heat to prevent blue screens and lag
- Nylon braided cable rated 20 times more durable than PVC
Capture Card for Streaming and Recording
This Corn Electronics capture device converts an HDMI signal into USB video for live streaming or recording. It accepts up to 4K input at 30 frames per second and outputs 1080P at 60 frames per second. The low-latency design targets gamers and creators who need reliable capture without added hardware complexity.
Compatibility and Connection Check
Verify that your source device provides an HDMI output and that your computer or tablet has a free USB 3.0 Type-A or Type-C port. The USB 3.0 interface supplies 5Gbps bandwidth, so a USB 2.0 port will not deliver the required throughput. Ensure your operating system supports standard UVC video capture without proprietary drivers.
Build Integration and Workflow
The aluminium shell dissipates heat during extended sessions, while the nylon-braided cable resists twisting and the tethered adapter prevents loss. The device draws power directly from the USB bus, leaving no need for an external power supply. Its compact form keeps desk space free and allows quick switching between USB-A and USB-C hosts.
How it compares
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- Price $12.99
- Cheaper than about 94% of the 987 comparable items (median $43.99).
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the box include both USB-A and USB-C connections or do I need a separate adapter?
The package supplies a USB-C to USB-A adapter attached by a tether so the capture device works with either port type without extra purchases.
Should I pick this model for 4K 60FPS capture or is 1080P 60FPS the actual recording limit?
The hardware accepts a 4K 30FPS signal but records at 1080P 60FPS, so choose it when 1080P 60FPS output matches your streaming or recording target.
What does the 5ms latency figure mean when I plug the capture card into my streaming PC?
It indicates the delay between the HDMI source and the USB video feed, letting you monitor gameplay or camera input with barely perceptible lag during live sessions.
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