Description
Super portable. Plug & Play
Conform to UVC standard, No driver needed, No need external power supply, Tiny compact and portable.
HD HDMI Capture Dongle with 4K input
MyGica U900/U900 Pro is the HD 1080P/ 4K hdmi capture dongle, video recording & live broadcast, support 4K input and ultra low latency technology, MyGica U900 is suitable for devices with HDMI output, such as devices Wii U, Xbox 360, PS3 game consoles, DSLR, Camcorder, action cam, DVD player, Media player, TV box etc.
Superb Software and OS Compatibility
• Support Windows, Linux, macOS. Users can choose their favorite OS.
• With 3rd party software such as OBS Studio, Adobe Flash Media Live, VLC, etc, it allows you to capture and live gaming videos from various game consoles to YouTube/Twitch, ZOOM, Skype/Facebook instantly.
Use your DSLR, Camcorder or action cam as a professional webcam
Based on high-speed USB 2.0 technology, you can capture a high-definition HDMI video signal of a signal channel. MyGica U900 is your perfect choice to work as a real-time display solution. No lag at all. smooth and no sound issues, very suitable for Game/Video Meeting Live Streaming, multimedia teaching scenario, etc.
Capture and Streaming Products Comparison
| Product |  |  |
| Model | U900 | U900 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Price (USD) | $19.99 | $45.99 |
| Input Resolution | 3840*2160P @30 FPS | 3840*2160P @30 FPS |
| Capture Resolution | 1920*1080P @30 FPS | 3840*2160P @30 FPS |
| USB | USB2.0 | USB3.0 |
| Game Consoles Supported |  | |
| Camcorder/DSLR Supported | | |
| DVD/Blu-ray Player Supported | | |
| TV Set-Top Box Supported | | |
| Live Streaming Supported | | |
| Hardware Compression | | |
| HDMI Input | | |
| HDMI Output |  | |
| Mic Input | | |
| Line Output | | |
| UVC Supported | | |
| Support OS & Software | Support 3rd party software such as OBS/VLC/XSplit/etc. Compatible with Windows/Linux and MacOS | |
| Dimension and Weight | Size:70 × 29 × 13 mm Net Weight: 19g | Size:70 × 29 × 13 mm Net Weight: 19g |
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