Bogus 1080p/60 USB 3.0* HDMI Capture Card (Linux)

Can you get 1080p/60 HDMI capture for under $20? The LYLEE Upgraded Video Capture Card seems to think it's possible. After contacting both Amazon and the seller the item went POOF! We might have accidentally did a good \:D/

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00:00 Intro
00:25 Unboxing
01:35 OBS setup
02:54 Sound setup
03:41 DSLR setup
04:11 UBS3 / Blackmagic / NDI comparison
05:27 Teardown
07:03 Credits

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[lilhedgy]

what should i choose for the best gaming performance on linux, nvidia or amd? (nvidia drivers were always a problem to me) i'm choosing between rx 5600m and rtx 2060m

[gnarlin]

No 1080p 60fps? I believe that's called fraud.

[linuxgamecast]

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:25 Unboxing
01:35 OBS setup
02:54 Sound setup
03:41 DSLR setup
04:11 UBS3 / Blackmagic / NDI comparison
05:27 Teardown
07:03 Credits

[BekoPharm]

Meh… that's exactly the HDMI capture I got months ago. I needed it mostly to debug some Raspberry boot trouble that would show way too short to be parsed by a human before the device would reboot again so it's okay. I did wonder though why the framerate was so jacked up but blamed the undervolted HDMI splitter (It came without a fitting PS so I'm happy that it does _something_).

Lesson learnt. I suspect similar for a dead cheap SD-card writer at work.

[bitsurface]

Great affiliate link, I already bought ten pieces, :)))

[bendirval]

Is there an HDMI capture you DO recommend for linux that doesn't cost your firstborn child? Perhaps a PCI model?