HopCentury HD-USB3 User manual

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HD 1080P 60FPS Game Capture
Quick Start Guide
Thanks for purchasing HD game capture. Hope this device will bring you nice digital
experience.
With the Full HD 1080P 60FPS game capture, just plug to your PC (Windows, Mac,
Linux), no need install the extra driver, you can use any 3rd party software to capture
or stream your HD game, or other HD video source.
Features:
1. USB3.0 port –To connect to computer with the enclosed USB3.0 Male-to-Male
cable.
2. LED indicator –Will be on when connecting to a computer.
3. HDMI input port –Connect video source or game console with a HDMI cable.
Work on Windows:
1) Connect the HD game capture to a computer with the USB cable, please wait
some minutes, the operation system would install the drive automatically, then there
would show a new device “FHD Webcamera” in Device Manager.

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2) After the drive installed, right click on “Speaker” of your computer, choose
“Recording devices”.
3) Double click “FHD Webcamera”, at “Advanced” section, set the sample rate as “2
channel 16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality)”. (If it is not smoothly when recording,
please set it as “2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality)”)
4) If you need adjust the input audio level, or there is not audio input, set the value at
“Level” section.

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Work with OBS Studio:
1, Go to obsproject.com/download to download the latest OBS Studio, and install it
on your computer.
Then connect the HD game capture to the computer with the USB3.0 cable, connect
to the video source with a HDMI cable. After the operation system installed the driver,
you will see “FHD Camera” in device manager.
2, Run OBS Studio, Click “+” icon under “Sources” window, and select “Video
Capture Device”.
3, Select “FHD Webcamera” in the pull-down menu at the “Device” option:
Note: If there is not video screen on the computer, please try to change the
“Resolution/FPS Type” from “Device Default” to “Custom”, then set the
Resolution as “1920*1080” or others. If the video screen shows out, you could

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set it back as “Device Default”.
4, Set the Audio Output Mode as “Output desktop audio (WaveOut), select “Use
custom audio device” option, then set the Audio Device as “Digital Audio Interface
(FHD Webcamera)”:
5, Set the video latency for make the audio and video synchronized if you need:
1) Right click “Video Capture Device” then click “Filters”:

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2) Click to add “Video Delay (Async)” :
3) Set it to 470ms (You can adjust it smaller or bigger until you found the audio
and video synchronized):
6, Then you can recording or streaming video:
Note: If you use a laptop with the HD game capture, usually there is a “Mic/Aux”
device in the Mixer section, it is the microphone on the laptop, please make it
mute when recording to avoid the noise.
Work with other applications (e.g. VLC, Media encoder, Potplayer…), just run the
application then choose capture device to “FHD Webcamera”.

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Work on MAC:
Work with OBS Studio:
Download and install OBS studio, then do the same as above on windows.
Work with QuickTime Player:
1, Run QuickTime player, select “New Movie Recording”:
2, Choose “FHD Webcamera” under Camera and Microphone option:
Work on Linux:
Work with OBS Studio:
Download and install OBS studio, then do the same as above on windows.
(Note: Your Linux should meet the requirements of OBS)
Work with OBS VLC (shows example for Ubuntu):
1, Right click on window, select “Open Capture Device”:

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2, Choose “Video camera” ---“/dev/video0” then click “play”

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Specifications:
Connections
Interface
USB 3.0
A/V Input
HDMI v1.4
Standards
System Requirement
Windows 7,8,10, OS X 10.9 or later, Linux.
PC: Intel Core i5-3400 + NVIDIA GT630,
NB: Intel Core i7-3537U 2.0 GHz + NVIDIA GT735,
Mac: i5 quad-core or above, VGA card supporting DirectX 10,
Sound card, 4GB RAM, Powered USB 3.0 port: Intel chipset with
native USB 3.0 host controller (Renesas, Fresco …)
Resolution
720 x 480 (60p), 720 x 576 (50p), 1280 x 720p (50p), 1280 x
720p(60p), 1920 x 1080 (50i), 1920 x 1080 (60i), 1920 x 1080 (24p),
1920 x 1080 (25p), 1920 x 1080 (30p), 1920 x 1080 (50p), 1920 x
1080 (60p)
Software compatibility
OBS Studio (windows, OS X); Windows Media Encoder (Windows);
Adobe Flash Media Live -Encoder (Windows, OS X); Real Producer
Plus (Windows); VLC (Windows, OS X, Linux); QuickTime
Broadcaster (OS X); QuickTime Player (OS X); Wirecast (Windows,
OS X); vMix (Windows); Potplayer (Windows) and etc.
Development interface
compatibility
DirectShow (Windows), DirectSound (Windows),V4L2 (Linux), ALSA
(Linux) OS X (QuickTime)
Record Quality
Max 1080P 60FPS
Tips: you could download this user manual from the following link also:
http://www.hopcentury.com/1/HD-USB3.pdf
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