USB Capture AIO
USB capture device accepting HDMI, SDI or Component — one device for any signal.
- ✓Auto-detects HDMI, 3G-SDI, or Component video — one device covers all
- ✓USB 3.0 bus powered — no external power needed
- ✓Works with OBS, vMix, Wirecast, Zoom, Teams out of the box
- ✓Cross-platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
- ✓Broadcast-grade hardware processing — low latency
About this product
The USB Capture AIO is the swiss-army knife of the USB Capture range. One dongle, one USB cable, and an automatic-detecting input that accepts HDMI, 3G-SDI, DVI, VGA or YPbPr Component. Whichever signal you plug in, the AIO recognises it and captures it.
This is the device we recommend most to AV hire companies, freelance live-production technicians, and university AV teams — anyone who arrives on site and doesn't yet know what kind of video output will be presented to them. The AIO replaces three or four different capture dongles in a kit bag.
FPGA processing means the host computer's CPU stays free for streaming or recording. An active loop-through keeps a local monitor connected for confidence viewing. USB bus-powered, driver-free on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The USB Capture AIO appears as a standard UVC capture device in OBS Studio on Windows, macOS and Linux — no extra plugin or driver needed. Select it as a Video Capture Device source.
The USB Capture AIO supports Windows 10/11, macOS 10.9+, Linux. It uses the UVC standard so it works without installing drivers on most platforms.
The USB Capture AIO captures at up to 1920x1080 @ 60fps. Check the full spec sheet for the complete list of supported resolutions and frame rates.
Yes. Because the USB Capture AIO presents itself as a standard webcam/capture device via UVC, it is recognised by Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and most other video conferencing platforms without any additional software.
Yes — it draws power from the USB port itself (USB bus-powered), so no external power supply is required.
The USB Capture AIO connects via USB 3.0. It is backward compatible with USB 2.0 ports but capture performance will be limited at lower USB speeds — a USB 3.0 port is recommended for full-resolution capture.