There may be a slight delay in the capture, but it is within an acceptable millisecond range and does not affect the video quality

The USB-C port (or USB-A when using a USB-C to USB-A adapter) is for signal output .

Please ensure your signal output device has corresponding video capture software, as OBS, to enable screen capture

When using an adapter, if the device is recognized as USB 2.0, try using the other side with the USB-C port. Simply flip the capture card and reconnect it to be recognized as USB 3.0

Make sure the output format is compatible with the capture card. After checking everything, try reconnecting the devices and resetting the software. If "no signal" persists, try using a different APP

Please ensure your system is within the compatibility range. Some products may require disabling HD CP settings to function properly

MiniCon allows you to transform your iPad into an external display, offering plug-and-play USB-C connection, low-latency performance, and crisp video—good for streaming and content creation on the go

Using a capture card with QuickTime on Mac OS allows seamless, high-quality video recording and streaming. It offers easy integration with Mac's native tools, providing smooth performance

Record USB video and screen easily on Android with USB Camera & XRecorder. Easy plug & play setup, output via USB 2.0 or USB3.0, depending on the type of port on your phone or other devices

XSplit Broadcaster enhances capture card performance with seamless scene switching, pro-level audio/video mixing, and high-quality streaming or recording on PC

Streamlabs Desktop combines pro-level features with effortless setup for seamless streaming, making it easy to manage your live broadcasts and content creation all in one place

Select " video capture device"/ "audio and video input capture"

Rename and Click "OK".If there are multiple video sources, it is recommended that you cancel all of them and keep only one, so as to ensure that the captured screen is displayed properly.

evice Choose “ USB3 Video”→Click “ activate”→Resolution/FPS choose “ customize”→Resolution select "1920 x 1080"→FPS choose “60”→Video format select " MJPEG"& Click “OK”. If no image, click "Defaults"

Select " Studio Mode"

Click " Start Recording"