Sandberg HDMI Capture Link to USB-A

The Sandberg HDMI Capture Link to USB provides an HDMI input for connecting a high-quality video camera or other HDMI sources (for example game consoles or DVD players) and makes them available to your computer as a standard USB webcam. It supports video capture up to 4K input and carries the HDMI audio signal, enabling real-time streaming and recording in high quality. The device uses a USB Type-A male connector and is compact and portable with a grey finish.

Advantages

The adapter converts HDMI video and audio to USB, allowing use of professional cameras and external HDMI sources with streaming and chat applications. It supports common capture resolutions including 720p and 1080p, is compatible with Windows 10/8/7, and requires only a 5 V input for operation. Its small size and light weight make it easy to transport and install.

Suitable for

• Live streaming with a DSLR or camcorder
• Video conferencing using a high-quality HDMI camera
• Capturing gameplay from consoles (PlayStation, etc.)
• Recording or archiving video from DVD players and other HDMI sources

Key specifications

• Model: HDMI Capture Link to USB (Sandberg)
• Supported resolutions: 720p, 1080p (accepts up to 4K HDMI input)
• Connector: USB Type-A male
• Compatibility: Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7
• Input voltage: 5 V
• Colour: Grey
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 15 × 120 × 10 mm
• Weight: 0.055 kg
• MPN: 134-19
• EAN: 5705730134197

How to use

Connect the HDMI output of your camera or other video source to the device's HDMI input, then plug the USB Type-A connector into your computer. The device will present the HDMI source as a webcam to compatible streaming and chat applications; select it as the video input in your software. Ensure your camera is set to a clean HDMI output mode (if applicable) and that audio is enabled on the HDMI output.

Recommendations

For best results, use a camera or source that supports stable HDMI output and set the camera to a resolution supported by your streaming software (720p or 1080p). Verify Windows drivers and app permissions if the device is not immediately recognized. Avoid excessive cable tension and use a direct USB connection to the PC rather than through unpowered hubs.