Who makes the ULT-Unite USB-C 3.0 HDMI Capture Card?

The ULT-Unite USB-C 3.0 HDMI Capture Card is made by ULT-Unite. BooLabz lists it in the Docks & Capture collection and confirms the exact model and configuration before it goes on sale.

What does an HDMI capture card do?

An HDMI capture card takes the video signal from a console, camera, or computer and presents it to another computer as a webcam-style USB video device, so software such as OBS can record or stream it.

USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 capture — does it matter?

USB 2.0 capture devices compress the video (usually MJPEG) to fit the bandwidth, which adds latency and softens detail; USB 3.0 devices can pass higher resolutions and frame rates with less compression.

ULT-Unite USB-C 3.0 HDMI Capture Card

A USB-C capture card for laptops without a spare USB-A port, aimed at streamers and creators who want a higher-bandwidth path from HDMI…

By ULT-UniteSKU BLZ-253

$30.99

ULT-Unite USB-C 3.0 HDMI Capture Card is part of the BooLabz Docks & Capture collection: capture cards and boxes that bring consoles, cameras, and handhelds into a recording or streaming setup.

Why we shortlisted it

A USB-C capture card for laptops without a spare USB-A port, aimed at streamers and creators who want a higher-bandwidth path from HDMI into their recording software.

Listed as

ULT-Unite USB C 3.0 Transmission Rate Support YUY2 Highly Restored Game Colors HDMI Vodeo Capture Card for Live Streaming

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Who makes the ULT-Unite USB-C 3.0 HDMI Capture Card?: The ULT-Unite USB-C 3.0 HDMI Capture Card is made by ULT-Unite. BooLabz lists it in the Docks & Capture collection and confirms the exact model and configuration before it goes on sale.
What does an HDMI capture card do?: An HDMI capture card takes the video signal from a console, camera, or computer and presents it to another computer as a webcam-style USB video device, so software such as OBS can record or stream it.
USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 capture — does it matter?: USB 2.0 capture devices compress the video (usually MJPEG) to fit the bandwidth, which adds latency and softens detail; USB 3.0 devices can pass higher resolutions and frame rates with less compression.