AVMATRIX VC12-4K 4K HDMI PCIE Video Capture Card User Manual

June 12, 2024
AVMATRIX

AVMATRIX VC12-4K 4K HDMI PCIE Video Capture Card User Manual
PCIE Video Capture Card

Brief Introduction

Overview
VC12-4K is a 4K HDMI PCIE video capture card, it supports 4K HDMI inputs and capture,and compatible with console or PC games and digital cameras. HD video capture up to 4K60 with bit rates up to 800 Mbps,transfer bandwidth up to 2.5GB/S, VC12-4K can meet the needs of high-bandwidth, high-performance image acquisition and processing applications,ideal for use in live streaming platforms.

Main Features
Product Overview

  • 4K HDMI PCIE capture card
  • 1-channel HDMI 2.0 input loop-out
  • Input and capture support up to 4K60 with bit rates up to 800Mbps
  • Support YUV2 uncompressed video
  • PCIE GEN2 x4, 2.5GB/S transfer bandwidth
  • Compatible with Windows 7 and above, Linux 18.04 and above
  • Compatible with OBS/PotPlayer/XSplit and other live recording software
  • Stable operation, 24 hours non-stop work
  • Support one machine with multiple cards for multi-channel live streaming and recording

Interfaces

Product Instruction

Specification

SUPPORTSDevice Support   OTHERSPower consumption

**CONNECTIONS| Host Interface| PCIE2.0×4, 2.5GB/s transfer bandwidth
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Video Interfaces| 1×HDMI2.0 input, 1×HDMI2.0 loopout
HDMI Input Format| Up to 4K60hz, 1440p144hz, 1080p240hz
Capture Format| 4096×2160, 3840×2160, 3440×1440 , 2560×2048,2560×1920, 2560×1440, 2560×1080, 1920×1200,1920×1080, 1600×1200, 1440×900, 1280×1024,1280×800, 1280×720, 1024×768, 800×600,720×576, 720×480
60fps 4096×2160 , 3840×2160, 2560×1440,1920×1080, 1280×720 50fps
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| 4096×2160, 3840×2160, 2560×1440, 1920×1080,1280×720, 800×600, 720×576, 720×480 30fps4096×2160 , 3840×2160, 2560×1440,1920×1080, 1280×720 25fps
2560×1440, 1920×1080, 1280×720 144fps
2560×1440, 1920×1080, 1280×720 120fps
1920×1080, 1280×720 240fps
1920×1080, 1280×720 59.49fps
Capture Color Space| YUY2, uncompressed
Audio Capture| 1×HDMI embedded audio capture
Audio Codec| 16 bit PCM, 48kHz, 1536kbps
Other Features| Support 1080i hardware de-interlacing, 3D noise reduction algorithm
Support XBOX, PS4, SWITCH, Video player, TV box and media box, etc.
OS Support| Windows 7 and above, Linux 18.04 and above
Software Compatible| OBS, XSplit, VLC, VirtualDub, VMix, VidBlaster, Wirecast, Microsoft Media Encoder, Adobe Flash Media Encoder, Any other DirectShow/V4L2/AVCaptureSession encoding/streaming software
APIs Support| Windows(DirectShow, DirectSound/WASAPI)
Linux(V4L2, ALSA)
≤2.0W
Temperature| Operating temperature: 0℃~60℃Storage Temperature: -20℃~70℃
Relative Humidity| 5%~90% non-condensing
Dimension| 120.1×95.7×21.6mm
Weight| Net weight: 100g, Gross Weight: 145g

Installation

Caution IconNote: Only hold the edge of the card or the metal bracket when taking the card, do not touch the electronic components to prevent the chip from being harmed by static electricity. The PCIE Card must not be plugged or unplugged while the system is powered.When the PCIE card are added to or removed from the system, should be ensured that the computer is turned off.

Hardware Installation
Step 1.Power off the computer device before the pcie capture card installation, unplug the power cable. Step2.Remove the cover from the computer case.Insert the PCIE capture card into the PCIe-X4 Gen2 slot in your computer chassis and lock.
Step 3.Connect the HDMI interface device signal source to the PCIE card interface and make sure the cable is connected properly.
Step 4. Connect the power cable to the power supply, turn on the computer, beginning to install the PCIE capture card drivers.

Driver Installation
Step1. Download the driver from the AVMATRIX website at www.avmatrix.com and opening the driver.
Driver Installation
Step 2. When the driver is opened a notification of “Find Video Capture Card Driver: 1” will popup, which indicates that the PCIE capture card has been recognized, then click “Install”. Finally, Click “OK” to complete the installation.
Driver Notification

Note: Supported Windows 7 and above, Linux 18.04 and above Operating Systems.

DIP Functions

Multiple PCIE capture cards can be installed on one computer to work simultaneously to realize multiple live streaming and capture. When working with multiple PCIE capture cards at the same time, you need to adjust the dip switches on the PCIE card. The dip switch on the PCIE card provides the following settings.Make sure the setup dip code is different for each pcie card.

| 1.First card
When( SW1, SW2, SW3, SW4 ) is set to downard,it sets the PCIE capture card to first card.
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| 2.Second card
When( SW1 ) is set to upward, and ( SW2, SW3, SW4 ) is set to downward, it sets the PCIE capture card to second card.
| 3.Third card
When( SW2 ) is set to upward, and ( SW1, SW3, SW4 ) is set to downward, it sets the PCIE capture card to third card.
| 4.Fourth card **When( SW3 ) is set to upward, and ( SW1, SW2, SW4 ) is set to downward, it sets the PCIE capture card to fourth card.**

Operating Instructions

Step1. Open OBS Studio , click ”+” and select ”Video Capture Device”.
Video Capture Device
Rename the name of the signal source and click OK.
Rename Name
Step2. Right-click “Video Capture Device” and select properties, enter the properties interface, andselectthe signal source as your device. Users can set other parameter setting in the properties pages andthenclick OK.
Step3. Click on the audio setting icon to setting audio, as shown in the picture. Then enter theproperties,and select the device
Audio Setting
Step4. Enter “Advanced Audio properties” can change the setting about the volume, balance, audiomonitoring, and Tracks etc.
Advanced Audio Properties
Advanced Audio Properties

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