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The UGREEN Video Capture Card is an essential tool for gamers, streamers, and content creators looking to broadcast or record high-quality gameplay from consoles like the Nintendo Switch, PS5, or Xbox. It delivers crisp, reliable 1080P output by downsampling 4K input, providing a professional look for your streams with minimal effort. However, users should note that the device is capped at a 1080P recording resolution, which may be a limitation for those seeking native 4K archival quality.
| Model Part Number | 40189 |
|---|---|
| Brand | UGREEN |
It supports a 4K input signal but downscales the output to 1080P for recording and streaming.
No, the card is plug-and-play and uses standard UVC drivers already built into your operating system.
Yes, as long as your camera has an HDMI output, the card can function as a high-quality webcam for video calls or streaming.
Yes, it is compatible with macOS and works with standard video software like OBS and QuickTime.
No, the card is powered entirely through the USB connection to your computer.
The card typically supports up to 60fps at 1080P, ensuring smooth motion for modern games.
Verify that all HDMI cables are firmly seated and that the console is powered on. Test a different HDMI cable to rule out hardware failure.
Adjust the 'Video Delay' or 'Sync Offset' settings in your streaming software (e.g., OBS) to match the incoming audio stream.
Try plugging the device into a different USB port, preferably a USB 3.0 port directly on the motherboard if using a desktop PC.
To set up the device, connect your console via HDMI to the input port of the capture card, then plug the card into your computer's USB port. Ensure your streaming software is configured to recognize the UGREEN card as a 'Video Capture Device.' Compatibility is broad, covering Windows, macOS, and Linux systems. For care, keep the unit in a dry environment and avoid kinking the HDMI or USB cables, as internal wire damage is the most common cause of signal loss. Periodically check for firmware updates through the official UGREEN website if you experience connectivity glitches.
