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Mostly because I know they are SPAM and they are simply posting the article to drive revenue and affiliate sales. and its just pointless.I’m not a big fan of these “best of” or “top xxx product” articles that a lot of websites seem to post these days. the air gap does not wick heat away to the shell fast enough, there is no fan. Some come with tiny heat sink fins attached to the chip. don't leave it plugged in when not in use. but its clunky and was 1.0 give me a break. The MS2109 doesn't even support the latest UVC protocol, but only UVC 1.0 (from 2002 !!). its depressing how far the mighty have fallen. do you know how old UVC is? Windows XP Service Pack 2.
#INEXPENSIVE HDMI VIDEO CAPTURE DEVICE DRIVER#
so they've been cornered into building to support whatever microsoft allows in their out of box class driver set.
#INEXPENSIVE HDMI VIDEO CAPTURE DEVICE WINDOWS 10#
Windows 10 keeps closing off avenues for hardware manufacturers to provide and sign their own device drivers.
without true stable USB 3.0 support your not going to get a 4k dongle for $6 to work. you can get a $6 dongle made with one of these to work. but beyond a certain resolution (above 720p) it gets dicey. If the video resolution is low enough you get audio samples. but keeps trying to insert samples in disjointed crackling break ups. My experience here is it doesn't downgrade the audio very gracefully. instead of just fails to honor its packaging specs.Īudio problems are a whole other issue with the 8051 UVA support, basically it has to travel over the same USB 2.0 port, too high a resolution and there is very little room for the "uncompressed" LPCM audio stream. Try that and try stepping down the resolution. Some people say they have a Thinkpad or some whiz bang best laptop in the world and have never had a USB 3.0 problem. because its slow and stable and complies explicitly with the USB 2.0 spec from the standards committee. because that is usually the "fake USB3.0" or true USB2.0 port the manufacturers are loathe to tell you about.
My experience with USB3.0 is to avoid the Left hand port out of all laptops, try to use the Right hand port. the data pipe and the 8051 are too slow to chunnel all that data through a simple USB2.0 connection. it only works with USB2.0, further explaining why you can't do YUV at higher resolutions. that normally would indicate USB3.0 compatibility. this is not a TWAIN device.)Īlso I believe the capture devices made with this chip "always" has a Blue USB connector or port. (OR) it was you could do YUV but only at lower than 1080i resolutions and everything higher had to be MJPEG. If I recall correctly this run had a bug in it where the chip fab disabled YUV, and only allowed a compressed MJPEG video stream to work.
and often a user doesn't wait long enough for the device to set itself up before it starts streaming and starts pressing buttons.
#INEXPENSIVE HDMI VIDEO CAPTURE DEVICE PLUS#
Its really a video capture chip plus an onboard 8051 microprocessor acting like a UVC go-between converting generic UVC calls into the devices commands for initiating a video stream. Its supposed to be UVC compliant and "driver less" so Windows 10 loads a class driver rather than a specific device driver. Its a very popular chip since early 2019. I'd lay odds its using the Macro Silicon MS2109 PW-CH2C HDMI to USB2.0（Type-C） Video Capture Card
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