Portta HDMI Video Capture Card, Stream and Record in 1080P60 with Ultra-Low Latency, 4K HDMI in/Loop Out, USB 3.0 to PC Compatible with Nintendo Switch 2/PS4/PS5/Xbox/OBS

Solid, affordable capture card that performs as well as pricier alternatives – 5/5 stars
Video capture cards like this Portta HDMI 1080p60 model are essential tools for both professional and amateur video creators. These devices serve multiple purposes: connecting gaming or computer consoles to displays, ingesting video feeds into computers for editing, or routing laptop signals to projectors for presentations.What You Get:- Durable metal-encased unit- USB and HDMI cables included- USB-C adapter included- 4K video input capability with 1080p60 output for streaming/recording- Ultra-low latency for stable video capture- Compact, travel-friendly designPerformance:After several months of regular use and testing, this capture card has performed flawlessly. I’ve used it for multiple applications without encountering any issues. The ultra-low latency ensures smooth, stable video capture whether you’re streaming, recording, or editing.Minor Considerations:The unit does generate noticeable heat during operation. The metal casing helps dissipate thermal buildup, and while it won’t burn you, it does feel warm to the touch—something to keep in mind when handling it during extended sessions.Bottom Line:For the price point, the Portta HDMI Capture Card delivers exactly what video professionals and content creators need. The compact footprint makes it perfect for mobile setups or desktop use without cluttering your workspace. Honestly, I cannot distinguish the performance difference between this and significantly more expensive alternatives on the market.If you do any video editing, processing, streaming, or recording, you’ll likely need a capture card eventually. This one delivers professional results at an accessible price. Highly recommended!

Works great
Good

A Couple of Glitches, but Great Output in the End
I used this device to connect a Sony a7RII to my computer for streaming. The first issue I encountered was an incompatibility with a wireless keyboard whose dongle was plugged into an adjacent front-panel USB-C port. With the capture card plugged in, the keyboard (Logitech G915) would not sync to the dongle. The mouse connected through the same dongle, though, and continued to function normally. Moving the capture card’s USB connection to a rear-panel USB-A port appears to have resolved that issue.I also experienced a video freeze that may have been related to static electricity. I disconnected and reconnected the capture card and had no further issues, but I was also especially careful to ground myself before touching the camera, card or computer.Configuring OBS to capture from the card for video was fairly painless, but audio eluded me for a bit. I was eventually able to get that to work with adjustments in OBS … It was not in any way the fault of the card.The output quality was everything I expected, with very good resolution and no audio synchronization issues. I’d used an analog capture card previously (albeit with a different camera) and the output from this was superior in every way.

This Capture card was very easy to setup and use. I used it with my Nintendo Switch to record gameplay to my computer. HDMI cable from the switch to the HMDI input port. A second HDMI cable from the output port to your computer monitor.From there I was able to record gameplay via software. I used OBS but it will work very easily with any software.The quality was very good for a card of this price tag. It didnt rival the more expensive brands, but it does the job just fine.Highly recommend!

I wasn’t sure what to expect of this capture card, and it didn’t disappoint. I successfully managed to record old family VHS tapes straight to my computer on my first try.Pros+ Works right out of the box – comes with all the necessary cables and USB adapter. Simply plug into your computer, setup the recommended free recording software (follow instructions), and start capturing your video feed, no drivers needed. I successfully copied several old family VHS tapes from the 1980s directly to mp4 file format.+ Had no audio/video sync issues that I could see.+ Video quality is excellent (that being said, I’m copying VHS tapes!). A full length 2-hour tape took up about 16.5Gb in 720p. I also tried capturing a 1080p feed which worked flawlessly.+ Requires minimal CPU power: I used a repurposed 2019 laptop running an older i5 CPU with only 8Gb of RAM and everything worked smoothly.+ The product itself is beautifully constructed; it features a solid brushed aluminium case giving it a premium feel, and it is physically tiny (easy to carry around in a laptop bag).+ Overall, for what it delivers, and its endless possibilities, this device is excellent value for money.Cons- The device does not pass through HDMI-CEC controls, but this was a minor inconvenience specific to my older setup and broken remoteTo summarise, this is an excellent capture card which does exactly what it is supposed to do. I have now begun the long process of copying all my old family VHS tapes directly to mp4 on my computer.