El Gato CamLink: Now in 4K
Remember the El Gato CamLink? I reviewed it in the summer of 2017 when it initially launched. This week it seems that El Gato, now a division of Corsair, has released an upgraded version, CamLink 4K. The new 4K models…
Remember the El Gato CamLink? I reviewed it in the summer of 2017 when it initially launched. This week it seems that El Gato, now a division of Corsair, has released an upgraded version, CamLink 4K. The new 4K models…
This has come up a lot recently and it’s a little counter-intuitive. There are times when an older video capture device, using USB 2.0, is actually better than new new one that leverages faster USB 3.0 or 3.1. The reason…
Earlier this year I replaced my aged desktop computer. The rather bulky, traditional HP tower was replaced by a fantastic little Airptop-PC. The Airtop is a fanless wonder. It’s powerful, has multiple (six!) monitor outputs, a massive array of ports, and draws a tiny amount of power.
While the Airtop-PC is a silent thing of beauty, what it lacks is the extra PCIe slot necessary to install my Aver Media C127 HDMI capture card. This has left me considering USB-connected HDMI capture devices.
An early experience with the Black Magic Design Ultra Studio has left me with an aversion to their lower-end products. I hear good things about the Magewell USB 3.0 capture dongles. There’s no doubt they’re very capable, but at around $300, also quite costly.