Plugable HDMI Video Capture Card, USB 3.0 or USB C, Record, Stream and Go Live with DSLR, 1080P 60FPS with HDMI Pass Through - Compatible with Windows, Mac OS, Linux, OBS Streaming
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Features
- Nix the Lag - The NIX capture card records and streams your meetings or presentations without adding lag. Capture crisp, raw footage in full 1080P HD at 60FPS. This PC capture card for streaming ensures smooth and seamless video capture, making it an essential tool for video capture Linux and Windows platforms.
- Control your content - Capture, stream, and control your content without restrictions. The video capture card works seamlessly with platforms like Zoom and Google Meet, ensuring high-quality video for your virtual meetings or presentations.
- Wide Compatibility - The NIX capture card is compatible with most modern Windows, macOS, and Linux systems. Also compatible with popular streaming software such as OBS, Streamlabs OBS, Xsplit, and more.
- Connectivity & Control - Includes USB 3.0 and USB C cables for wide system compatibility and minimal impact on your existing setup with a compact HDMI capture card.
- Enhance Your Setup - Elevate your live broadcast or gaming experience with seamless, high-quality video capture and streaming capabilities
Brand: Plugable
Hardware Interface: USB Type C
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p
Operating System: Linux,Mac,Mac Os,Windows
Recommended Uses For Product: Video Recording
Brand: Plugable
Series: USBC-CAP60
Item model number: USBC-CAP60
Operating System: Linux,Mac,Mac Os,Windows
Item Weight: 0.96 ounces
Product Dimensions: 6.3 x 4.4 x 1.8 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 6.3 x 4.4 x 1.8 inches
Manufacturer: Plugable
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 22, 2018
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Top Amazon Reviews
The media could not be loaded. I am using a Acer Nitro 5 AN515 Laptop. The quality you get at this price point is amazing. I am using this capture card as a upgrade from my hauppauge hd pvr 2. While looking around for a USB C capture card, I took a gamble with this company and it paid off. I personally will be sure to use them and suggest them in the future. (mind you this review is coming from the perspective from someone who is a computer nerd & twitch streamer) Just like most devices, leave it on long enough, it will get a little warm/hot (dont worry doesn't hurt). The only downside is that the audio has to be added in, its not with the HDMI signal but it works fine with no delay as far as i can tell. In case you need to sync audio. Plugable has a youtube video that shows how you can do it with OBS and similar programs for local recording/streaming. I added a screenshot to show how i have my audio added in alongside the capture source. I have also added a photo showing the color difference. Left side is my PS TV monitor (ya know the 3d one they sold for the ps3) and on the right is my laptop monitor with OBS Preview at full screen. Due to brightness difference between the two. The OBS preview looks better over whats being shown on the TV in my opinion. However to ensure i get the same quality. I made sure that my PS4 & OBS RGB Limiter is set the same to each other. If they made a upgraded version of this capture card where the audio doesn't have to be added as its own source, i would totally buy it again but as a budget gamer/twitch streamer. This card is totally worth the cost and I think you'll be hard pressed to find this kind of quality at this price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2020 by HouselessGamer HouselessGamer
I am using this product to capture my Xbox One X on my i5 Surface Pro 4 for streaming. As you can imagine, my system resources are very limited and I was wanting a capture card that wasn't going to strain the SP4 too much. As advertised, the NIX performs very well. It was very simple to set up, was automatically detected in Windows 10 as an "FHD Capture" device, and passed both 1080p60 and 5.1 audio* to OBS for 3hrs straight without stuttering or going over 20% CPU usage. * If the Xbox One is outputting bitstream over HDMI, the device is not able to process it and will result in some repeated noise. I tried uncompressed stereo and 5.1 successfully. 7.1 might work as well, but I am happy with it as is. HDMI Passthrough: I have an HDMI splitter going from the Xbox One X into both this and my 4K HDR TV, therefore I have not tested this feature.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2018 by Unmasked Unmasked
If you’re like me, you’re looking at this product to use as a capture card between a console and your Mac/PC. This capture card is cheap and does the trick! I’m only giving 4 stars because it’s not user friendly or “plug and play.” It takes some knowledge on tweaking image quality and stream quality. I’m moderately experienced in streaming/video editing & this took a bit to get fine tuned. If you need a capture card, and don’t want to wait for the HD60s+ to restock, the Nix capture will serve its purpose until you upgrade!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2020 by A. Holderfield
I purchased the Pluggable HDMI to USB converter are researching MANY lower cost options. This one came out on top, and I'm very glad I bought it. One of the common complaints about the low cost versions was heat. There were numerous complaints that the cheap "stick" type converters would run hot and finally die. Assuming most of these low cost adapters use the same chip sets, I thought that a larger metal case would help to keep it cool. After looking at a lot of them, this one bubbled to the top. And at $29 is only about $10 more than the lowest cost stick type converter. Turns out its a very nice unit. Has a large and very solid aluminum case with actual screws, and even has an "on" led light on the top. Came packaged in a very nice box with both and HDMI and both USB 3.0 and USB-C cables. Installation was plug and play on my windows 10 computer. No driver or software required. The Windows camera app found it right away. Note: My application is to mimic an external monitor for my ham radio so that I can share it on zoom calls. And for that this was perfect. This also meant I did not need 1080p resolution at 60fps. So I use it at 768p and 30fps. If you require higher resolution and the faster frame rate, I'm sure it will get warm and you better have a fast PC. The radio has a DVI-D external monitor output so I had to also buy a DVI-D to HDMI adapter for about $7. The only thing that would make the design better is if all the connectors came out on one side. As it is, the cables come out the ends which makes organizing a little messy (see photo). This is just my OCD showing and not worth docking a star however. Time will tell if this lasts as long as I hope it will but my guess is that it will last plenty long enough and at $29 it's a great buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2024 by Btmacdou Btmacdou
Item was used and broken seal. Human or Animal hair in package. Not a hiegine packaging.
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2025 by Samvarth reddy Kethireddy Samvarth reddy Kethireddy
Want to use a mac to capture / split a game video source for streaming to twitch or similar? You can go with the old guard, Elgato (which I unhappily own), and set up processor-and-ram-eating video proxy to hack it into working, or you can go with the Nix card, which serves up your game video & audio as OBS sources, NATIVELY. No proxy, so very lightweight on your streaming box. Long story short, this is the card you want if you might ever build up your OBS or similar streaming setup on a mac. I have to assume that it works as well for PC. You still need external power to get this off the ground. In my experience, it WILL NOT run solely from the USB of the mac. You have to use a powered USB hub, plugged into an outlet, and your mac, for this to work. That's the only issue I ran into.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2019 by D. Dubya