Hagibis Video Capture Card 1080p HDMI

Hagibis 4K HDMI to USB/Type-C Video Capture Card

The Hagibis 4K HDMI to USB/Type-C Video Capture Card is a plug-and-play device built for anyone who wants to improve their stream, video call, or recording quality without a complicated setup. It connects to any HDMI source, such as a gaming console or DSLR camera, and passes that video through to your computer, giving you a sharper, more professional feed on Twitch, YouTube, Zoom, or Teams.

While the capture card accepts a 4K input signal, it outputs Full HD (1080p) video at 30Hz, striking a practical balance between image quality and stable, low-latency performance. That low latency matters most when you're streaming live gameplay, where every frame of delay between your action and what viewers see is noticeable.

Built with a compact aluminum housing, the capture card is genuinely portable, fitting into a laptop bag or even a pocket, and requires no drivers or external power to get started — just connect and go.

Key Features

• Dual USB-A and USB-C Interface: Connects directly to laptops, MacBooks, or desktops without needing an adapter or dongle, regardless of which port your computer has.

• 1080p Full HD Capture: Accepts a 4K input and outputs clean, crisp 1080p at 30Hz, ideal for streaming and video conferencing without overwhelming your system's processing power.

• Low-Latency Performance: A high-speed connection keeps the delay between your live action and what your audience sees to a minimum, which matters most for real-time gameplay streaming.

• Ultra-Compact Aluminum Body: Lightweight and durable, with aluminum construction that also helps with heat dissipation during extended use.

• Universal Plug & Play: No drivers or external power required — instantly recognized by Windows, macOS, and Linux, and works with OBS, Streamlabs, and other major streaming software.

Why Choose the Hagibis 4K HDMI to USB/Type-C Video Capture Card

Upgrading your stream or video call quality usually means dealing with driver installs, compatibility headaches, or bulky hardware. The Hagibis capture card strips that complexity away: connect the HDMI source, plug the USB cable into your computer, and your software recognizes it immediately.

Whether you're a beginner streamer looking to move beyond a basic webcam, a professional wanting to use a DSLR for better video call quality, or an educator recording lessons, this capture card gives you a noticeably sharper image without a steep learning curve or a big investment.

Technical Specifications

Compatibility

• Works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android systems.

• Connects via USB-A or USB-C to laptops, MacBooks, and desktop computers.

• Compatible with major streaming and recording software including OBS and Streamlabs.

• Accepts HDMI input from gaming consoles, DSLR cameras, and other HDMI-equipped devices.

Package Includes

• 1 x Hagibis 4K HDMI Video Capture Card

• 1 x Dual-Interface USB Data Cable (USB-A / USB-C)

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this capture card record in 4K?

It accepts a 4K input signal but captures and outputs Full HD (1080p) at 30Hz, balancing image quality with stable, low-latency performance.

Do I need to install drivers to use it?

No, the Hagibis capture card is plug-and-play and is instantly recognized by Windows, macOS, and Linux without any driver installation.

Is it compatible with OBS and Streamlabs?

Yes, it works seamlessly with major streaming software including OBS, Streamlabs, and other similar tools.

Can I use this for video calls with a DSLR camera?

Yes, you can connect a DSLR camera via HDMI to significantly improve your video call quality on Zoom or Teams compared to a standard webcam.

Does it work with gaming consoles?

Yes, it accepts HDMI input from gaming consoles, making it suitable for capturing and streaming gameplay footage.

Will this work with both USB-A and USB-C laptops?

Yes, the capture card features a dual USB-A and USB-C interface, so it connects directly without needing a separate adapter.

Is there noticeable lag when streaming live gameplay?

No, the capture card is engineered for low-latency performance, keeping delay minimal between your live action and what viewers see.