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AVerMedia 4K HDMI Capture Card for Streaming, PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC, USB 3.2 Game Capture Device for Twitch, OBS, YouTube, Discord, Low Latency Recording, GC553Pro Live Gamer Ultra S

Brand: AVerMedia

4K capture card for gaming: seamlessly capture and stream PS5, PS5 Pro, Xbox and Nintendo Switch gameplay in 1080p or stunning 4K resolution on Discord. Perfect for Twitch, YouTube and live streaming with OBS Studio and Streamlabs.

£115.45

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Height
2.6 cm
Length
6.6 cm
Width
11 cm
Weight
250 g

About this product

This AVerMedia GC553Pro Live Gamer Ultra S is the perfect choice for live streamers and gamers looking to capture their gameplay in stunning 4K quality. Whether you're streaming on Twitch, OBS, or YouTube from your PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, or PC, this capture card ensures smooth, low-latency recording that keeps your audience engaged.

Specifications

Height
2.6 cm
Length
6.6 cm
Width
11 cm
Weight
250 g
Pack size
1
Colour
Black
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#17,051

Frequently asked questions

Is this capture card compatible with PS5?

Yes, the AVerMedia 4K HDMI Capture Card is compatible with the PS5. However, always check the latest compatibility list on the manufacturer's website for any updates or specific requirements.

Can I use this to stream from my Nintendo Switch?

Absolutely, you can use this capture card to stream your Nintendo Switch gameplay. It supports various gaming consoles and PCs, making it a versatile choice for live streaming across different platforms.

What software is needed to use this capture card with OBS?

To use the AVerMedia 4K HDMI Capture Card with OBS (Open Broadcaster Software), you need to install the appropriate drivers provided by AVerMedia. The installation process is straightforward and ensures optimal performance when capturing gameplay for your live streams.

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