RGBlink Video Capture Card for Streaming, PCIe/Internal Capture Card Alternative, 4 HDMI to USB, Stream & Record in 1080P, Capturadora de Video for PS5/4 Pro, Xbox Series to OBS, Twitch, Zoom, YouTube

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This capture card feels premium and delivers great quality. I used it for streaming my PS5 gameplay, and the visuals were stunning. everything looked sharp and vibrant. Overall, it's a solid choice for anyone looking to enhance their streaming experience without breaking the bank.

The RGBlink MSP 331U 4K Capture Card is an excellent tool for gamers and content creators who want high-quality streaming and recording. I’ve used it with my PS5 for Twitch streaming, and the uncompressed 4K video at 60fps is truly impressive. The HDR support enhances the visuals, making the gameplay look sharp and vibrant.Setup was effortless—just plug it in via USB 3.1, and it’s ready to go without needing additional drivers. It worked seamlessly with OBS and Streamlabs, and the ultra-low latency ensured my audio and video stayed perfectly in sync. The ability to mix HDMI and line-in audio provided professional sound quality for commentary during live streams.What sets this capture card apart is its flexibility. From 4K@60Hz for stunning visuals to 2K@240Hz for high-speed action, it adapts to any content creation needs. The real-time signal display with the dynamic light pipe is a thoughtful touch, letting me monitor the connection status during sessions.For anyone serious about streaming or recording, this capture card delivers exceptional performance and reliability. It’s a bit of an investment, but the quality makes it well worth the price. Highly recommended!

The "RGBlink MSP 331U 4K Capture Card - HDMI 2.0, USB 3.1 Game Capture Card with HDR, 4K60/2K240, HDCP, Uncompressed Video, Audio Mixing, Plug-and-Play for PS5, Switch Streaming & Recording in OBS, Vmix" I received did not proove to be a seemless experience.This is one of the most finicky 4k capture cards I've ever owned. If you are using a camera for capture, it has to be set just right, or the card will freeze up or create artifacts. It doesn't like USBC 3.2 Gen 2 ports very much. If you have one of the latest Strix motherboards, you may notice the capture card not liking the 10Gbps usb ports on the back. The front port is friendly to a point.A cheap N100 cpu-based laptop's usbc port worked, but it struggled to maintain a 4k 30fps stream on VLC using a secondary monitor. This card definitely needs a fast computer that can handle the streaming data speeds. That in itself is expected, however.I tested several cameras and codec combinations. The mjpeg setting is too muddy for my taste. However, some of the other compression settings seemed to create a better, sharper image.4k capture cards are generally more expensive than this one. For the price, it does work fairly well once dialed in. You do need a fast machine with plenty of bandwidth to run it smoothly. It is better to turn off as many background programs and services possible including updates or during heavy CPU intensive nighttime routines, the video card may have a meltdown.Although 4k is mainstream these days on TVs, you still need an adequately fast video card with more than 12gb of Video Ram to give this card room. The manual (what can be read out of the ridiculously small text and unreadable images) says it wants 8Gig video memory and at least an RTX10XX. I did most of my testing on an RTX4090 (24Gig memory), i9 14k with 64Gig Ram, and the latest motherboard with updated bios. No excuses there.This capture card could use its own driver app like some others do. Having capture settings handy off an app so a person can simply set the card for how they want it to perform would save a lot of extra tweeking time. Magew*** does it that way for setting resolution, etc. It can save a lot of time.If you are running usb/hdmi combo cameras, plug the USBc/a port into a power source only and do it AFTER you plugged that hdmi cable to a camera.Video capture cards are generally no exception. If you have a fast machine with at least slightly better specs than the capture card required, and you are streaming off game gear or decent cameras that output clean 4k, then this card may fit your needs. Just be ready to adjust adjustnadjust if using a camera.I noticed the unit ran warm, so that is a bonus. Overall, two stars were removed due to video instability and labor-intensive adjustments to dial it in.

Very easy to use basically plug and play capture to stream my games. Make sure to use high speed quality hdmi and usb c cables to get the most of the system.

This was a very good upgrade over an Avermedia capture card I had before. The old card had massive audio delay and never worked in OBS. I was glad to see how easy it was to simply plug the capture card in its place, and let it run. There aren't any additional drivers to manually install and it seems to work right off the bat.The aluminum case is pretty nice and it seems like you can mount this to a surface. The LED indicator shows if there is any activity with easy to read colors. The ports are pretty straightforward with output connections being on one side and input on the other.I've been using this card for hours, as I like to play my Switch at my PC. It gives me the opportunity to record gameplay at a much better quality than the Switch's built-in recording. So far, there have been no issues and gameplay has never desynced.Overall, it's a solid capture card that delivers a true 1:1 experience for countless hours of use. The only gripe I have is the price compared to other options on the market. If this can match others, I truly believe this is a great rival to large name brand capture cards.