AVerMedia EZRecorder 330G - 4K Pass-Through and 1080p60 Video Recording, DVR with HDMI Capture, Digital Converter, Schedule Recording, No PC Required (ER330G)
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- Condition
- Used - Like New
- Model
- ER330G
- Weight
- 0.63 kg
- Audio Input
- Microphone
- Video Input
- HDMI
- Warranty
- 3 year manufacturer
- Works with
- Gaming Console, Television, Camcorder, DSLR, DVD Player, Set-Top Box, Audio Device
Features 5
- 4K Pass Through & Full HD Recording: Experience 4K content on TV while capturing in full HD with EzRecorder 330. Compatible with PS5, Nintendo Famicom, and set-top boxes (recording of encrypted or HDCP content is not supported). Ideal for digitizing VHS tapes.
- High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC - H.265): Enjoy 2x compression rate with H.265 encoding. Maintains exceptional video quality while saving storage space.
- Remote Operation and Included IR Blaster: Control EzRecorder 330 with ER330G remote (batteries not included). Built-in IR blaster for set-top box activation.
- Flexible Storage Solutions: Record content using external hard drives, micro SD cards, or NAS storage. Choose the storage device that suits your needs effortlessly. Note: SD card not included.
- Stream Directly Without a PC: Connect gaming consoles, camcorders, or DSLRs directly to EzRecorder 330. Effortlessly broadcast to YouTube, Facebook, or Twitch without complex setups.
Specs 15
| Connectivity Technology | HDMI |
|---|---|
| Brand | AVerMedia |
| Number of Channels | 8 |
| Item Weight | 0.63 kg |
| Media Format Digital Video | Micro SD |
| Audio Input | Microphone |
| Total Usb Ports | 1 |
| Video Input | HDMI |
| Software Update Supported to Date | unknown |
| Model Number | ER330G |
| Manufacturer | AVerMedia Technologies Inc. |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 37 |
| Built-In Media | EzRecorder 330 (ER330), HDMI Cable, IR blaster Cable, Power Adapter (AC 100~240V ; DC 12V/1.5A), Remote |
| Mfr Part Number | ER330G |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Works great for me
I love this self-contained media recorder device. Took a bit of trial and error to figure out how to get it to do all I wanted it to do, but eventually had it working and recording flawlessly. I did insert a Micro SD card, but in no time, had it configured to record directly to my in-home NAS storage system via it's ethernet connection. If you're a person that has an in-home NAS, I'm sure your figure this step out without a lot of difficulty. Be aware of copy protection issues, as you're likely to run into some problems with it, if you haven't done some homework regarding this online. I'm glad I did and have avoided frustration of a purchase I wasn't well informed about. I have been recording in H265 at normal quality and have found no issues with good quality playback on OS software media players. I'm guessing most media players are up to date in being able to decode H265, but you can set it to H264 if you have any concerns. Very happy with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by JC
very expensive but works very well!
Works very well straight out of the box. It is still very expensive but my prior model 130 was in regular use for nearly a decade.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2026 by jackbnimble
Last Resort AT BEST
This would have been impressive if it was made by a college student for a capstone project, but as a piece of commercial hardware... AVerMedia you should be ashamed. I finally found the AVerMedia Live Gamer Portable 2 Plus that I bought for my son 6 years ago and it is smooth as butter, one button record, no menus, no problems. This EZRecorder on the other hand, is FAR from easy. Since I have experience with embedded programming, I could try to list all the bugs but it'll be more helpful if I just sum it up for the every day user: multiple parts of the circuit go to sleep at different times and do not wake up without turning the unit off and back on. The programming is so bad, you can't even access the menu unless there's live video going through the device, which in my case meant that I had to have a tape in the camcorder on play or pause before I could use the EZRecorder menu. So, if your capture project is small, this unit will work but not without some troubleshooting. If you plan on capturing dozens of old camcorder videos (30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, etc), you are going to be frustrated with this thing to no end. For what it's worth, I didn't plug in the ethernet and I didn't download any firmware and I shouldn't have to and with SO MANY BUGS I doubt it would have helped anyway. I missed the return window by one day, so I'll probably sell it at my next garage sale for $5 because that's the best price to offset the frustration I will be bestowing upon my neighbors.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024 by ElephantEater
Meh, could be better.
Okay look, there's nothing "EZ" about this EZrecorder. This thing is a pain but first lemme just give people solutions. I bought this exclusively to record Swtich2 content and here's what i had to do: * Go into Switch's Display settings and put it at 1080p video; nothing else would work for me. * For the audio, get a **GOOD** aux cable and connect the headphone jack of Switch2 to the AV IN audio jack on the EZRecorder box. * In the EZRecorder settings, put Video Input = HDMI, Audio Input = Composite, which will make it accept audio from the AV IN. For some reason this EZbox thing won't take the audio from Switch2's HDMI feeed no matter what settings I try. * Also in EZRecorder settings, make sure the recording video format is H264, don't mess with H265. Now that said this thing is super awkward. Be very patient with it, because you'll be stuck trying to figure out how to move around in the menu for a good 45mins. I've never tried anything else on this device other than Switch2 recording to microSD card. If you're willing to accept 1080p mp4s and headphone-jack-quality audio, then I guess it gets the job done. But for the price of this thing, I suspect there are better solutions out there in the same price range. EDIT: Found out my issue is likely using an old Samsung TV. Different TVs have different results.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2025 by Anime4uAndMay
Works as expected
Easy to setup. Works as expected. On-screen display is very helpful for debugging. I bought this device to record presentations made at expos, so something reliable with great video quality and ability to start recording without a remote was needed. Note: device takes 30 seconds to boot-up, so don't expect it to start recording as soon as you plug it in.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2026 by Andrew Wolan
Half the time you lose your recording after an hour or 2
Thing barely works. After 3 months the thing is such a headache. There is a 50% chance it craps out in the middle of a recording. And that's if you can even get it to see the HDMI signal (yes I have tried different cables and confirmed video signal). If this thing was 20 bucks i would be ok having to tinker with it, but for this price it should just work. I shouldn't have to worry about their being a 50% chance that i lose my recording.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2026 by Anyone Else
Good value
Reasonable price compared with other similar product. Easy install and use.
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2026 by tallison
Purchased for VHS conversion
This product keeps the original aspect ratio without an attempt to upscale. This recording device is by far the best I've used for composite inputs, keeping it as clean as possible on video and no popping in the audio. Also, continuous recording based on storage capacity that you plug in, no weird time limit cutting full length film in half like other products I've tested. While the recording is its original 4:3 you may see it stretched into a 16:9 output. Check your settings on the TV or monitor as a live view while recording will stretch, but the recorded file isn't. Three levels of bit rate are available for composite inputs, 2,8, &12 mb/sec with a 60 frame per second selection and a 480p file. The digital recording plays smooth and appears as the original VHS playback did. I decided that the 8 mb/sec was best to preserve color as the lower bit rate shows more digital artifacts, mostly in the darker areas. 8mb/sec is higher than most standard dvd, but best for keeping quality in VHS. I can easily post process if needed for fine turning.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2023 by Nick Zupan