Acasis 2 HDMI In 1080P 60Hz PCIe Video Capture Card with Line In Port
Internal PCIe Capture Card
Install ACASIS low latency capture card for direct access to 2 HDMI 1.4 inputs that help record or stream footage efficiently , with an extra line-in port to aid in audio recording or modifying.
1080p60FPS
Stream live or record in 1080p60 quality to offer a real-time visual feast for a more engaged audience; Get the flexibility of 2 separate capture or playback cards in one to switch seamlessly between 2 HDMI sources or camera angles for more professional broadcast.
Wide Compatibility
The capture card works with most HDMI devices (PlayStation, Xbox, DSLR, Camera, etc.) and main live streaming platforms (XSplit, Streamlabs, OBS, Twitch, YouTube, etc.) for simulcasting; Compatible with Windows 10/11, Linux.
Instant Video View
The PC capture card features superior low latency technology to minimize transmission loss, delay, lags, or buffers, efficient to power your live streaming workflow.
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Description
Internal PCIe Capture Card
Install ACASIS low latency capture card for direct access to 2 HDMI 1.4 inputs that help record or stream footage efficiently , with an extra line-in port to aid in audio recording or modifying.
1080p60FPS
Stream live or record in 1080p60 quality to offer a real-time visual feast for a more engaged audience; Get the flexibility of 2 separate capture or playback cards in one to switch seamlessly between 2 HDMI sources or camera angles for more professional broadcast.
Wide Compatibility
The capture card works with most HDMI devices (PlayStation, Xbox, DSLR, Camera, etc.) and main live streaming platforms (XSplit, Streamlabs, OBS, Twitch, YouTube, etc.) for simulcasting; Compatible with Windows 10/11, Linux.
Instant Video View
The PC capture card features superior low latency technology to minimize transmission loss, delay, lags, or buffers, efficient to power your live streaming workflow.
